Showing posts with label dolly donations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dolly donations. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

One More Sleep

for Oliver
number 6 for my six year old
sneak preview of the dino on his bed
for Lucy
sneak preview on her bed
My twins Oliver and Lucy turn 6 in one more sleep. This time 6 years ago I was very heavily pregnant and exhausted. But I was so excited at the prospect of meeting the two little people I had been carrying for so long inside. I went into hospital on the Thursday evening so I could rest, but I did not sleep a wink all night. On Friday the 5th of November 2004 at 8.28am and 8.32am my life changed dramatically in the most amazing way.
Six years on and lots has happened in that time, both good and bad. But this is a happy post and so I want to show you what I have been making for them for their birthday tomorrow.
Oliver is receiving a dinosaur with a number 6 on its bum that was inspired by Jacki at Monkeemoo (check out her sons gorgeous orange dinosaur). Lucy is receiving a doll using the pattern from here. I am sad to say that both softies were a rushed job, had I allowed more time I am sure I could have done a better job.
However, I know they will not notice the imperfections and in hindsight that probably makes the gifts even more special as they are unique. I can say they were made with so much love for each of them.
My children love everything that I make, and for that reason they would not make good critics, so lucky for me. I have taken some sneak preview shots for you all of the toys on their beds. And now I have wrapped them and hand made a card each for them.
I can't wait for tomorrow to see their faces when they open their special gift from Mummy !!!

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Haiti kids receive dolls

I just wanted to share this story I found this morning whilst searching for ideas for my Softie Swap on The Clip Cafe. I came across this lady called Sarah from dolly donations, and she has a heart of gold. Follow the link here to see what she is doing for the children in Haiti. It's very touching and I have to say it's so wonderful that there are people like her on the earth. She wanted to make 180 dolls to send to the kids in Haiti, she ended up with over 500 dolls from generous ladies around the globe.

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