Showing posts with label Karlee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karlee. Show all posts

Friday, January 12, 2018

Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Karlee age 10 drawings

I loaned our grand daughter a "how to draw" book.  She finished it in a couple of sittings.  Today she shared her favorites with me.  Now she wants to borrow more books!!
Ten years old and she draws better then I can.

Oh the fun I am going to have over the years collaborating with her on projects.

These are drawn on tracing paper but were not traced. The Sand beast is my favorite!





Thursday, December 15, 2011

First broken arm --

Karlee first broken arm.  This is the temp cast from the emergency room.




Waiting to 'see' the specialist

Looks like this arm needs a Pink cast!
Mike called me Tuesday night to see if I want to go the the emergency room to check out Karlee's arm.  As a grandma I can't stand to see any of my little ones hurt.

Karlee (age 4 1/2) tripped over her brother while playing outside before bedtime.  She dislocated her elbow and has a hairline crack in the upper arm bone.  We were at the hospital till 2:30am.  Karlee didn't cry once.
When asked it it hurt, she would nod and say "A little".  What a tough kid!  (Grandma about passed out after just looking at the swelling- lol)
Today was the visit with the specialist to see if it needed pinned.  He thinks because of swelling to do the cast and re- x-ray in a week.  Prayers are that the growth plate is not damaged.

Karlee said that her arm feels a lot better now that it is 'bent' and in the cast, she likes her sling.  I can see grandma making a few more in novelty prints (a Christmas one or two too?)  I also want to make her a cloak, there is no way she can get her arm in a coat.

Now I know what to get her for Christmas- a pack of perm.markers- lol

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Yardsale find, Lone Star needs background

I decided to go with a flat black for the corners and sides. The print went on the back and will brought to the front for binding.- cw


I Picked up this 'star' at a yard sale for $5.

It lays out flatter than this picture suggests.

I had no idea as to what background to try use. My creams look to close to the lights and I really didn't want to go white.


I considered black.


Mary made the suggestion that I look for a print to busy it up a bit.


Lane and Karlee went with me to the big box store and helped pick out the fabric. It has all the colors of the star and a bit of green too.


The kids were rather pleased with their selection. I was too. Enough so that I purchased enough to do the back too.