A pair of finished Fetching gloves. Using one skein of Jo Sharp Silkroad Aran Tweed. A few pictures from the weekend. My Nan Noma proving she can still play mini golf. Amelia and Grace helping out.
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Your Nan Noma looks so full of joy!
The girls are starting to grow up aren't they? Taking on their own individualities a lot more by the looks of it. I was struck by this picture how they still look like twins, but also completely their own selves.
Hey there, I just discovered that you have a blog too (through White Ruffles - Amanda's blog). I've added you to my blogroll and will be a regular reader.
A few pictures from the weekend. My Nan Noma proving she can still play mini golf.
Amelia and Grace helping out.
8 comments:
Your Nan Noma looks so full of joy!
The girls are starting to grow up aren't they? Taking on their own individualities a lot more by the looks of it. I was struck by this picture how they still look like twins, but also completely their own selves.
cute, cute, extra cute!
Wow your nana looks a very happy lady. I love the pic of your 2 girls in the wheelbarrow.
If I can get to 90 and be like your Nan, then I will be an extremely happy woman! What a treasure!
Looks like everyone was having a good time - great phot of the girls!
I adore that picture of your Nan - pure delight! And love the picture of your girls - how did you keep them to sit still in a wheelbarrow?? :-)
wow - that picture of your nan is awesome! what a happy lady!
Hey there, I just discovered that you have a blog too (through White Ruffles - Amanda's blog). I've added you to my blogroll and will be a regular reader.
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