A Parker drawing, this is her on the left,
(she lusts after red hair, due to her Atomic Betty thing).
She tells me this is her buddy, at big school, and this is all the stuff she's going to learn at school in her head!
And, a lovely day with Zoe from RivetKitty (and 'Mouse-Pocket') yesterday, spent vintage fabric shopping and catching up, it's been a while, there's been a move to Newcastle, and a new baby for Zoe since we last hooked up! I had a great day Zoe, and we must to it again, sooner rather than later!
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Knew I should have gone there.. would be great for guerilla kniitng missions..
Grrl, you can make one - in full COLOUR!!
Macrame is always scary, but particularly in that application!
I absolutely love how open to learning your daughter is, what an exciting journey she is about to embark on.
Hello!
Oh I love the painting!!
Seeing into childrens thoughts are so fascinating. You can tell she's creative, I love that she drew something that you can't physically see, the stuff she's going to learn.
So interesting.
And oh how I laughed at that balaclava! How much were they asking? I wonder if it will ever sell!
I love the painting too. I love the thoughts. :o)
And the mask. Eeep. Why did you LEAVE it there?! ;o)
I was at the Roselle Markets on Sunday!! I Loooooove that place :)
that is such a great picture. My pirate has red curly hair and desperately wants it to be straight and blond like his best friend. he is starting school too!
and that mask is very sinister, but wonderful.
Sheesh - I saw that mask on Saturday too - freaked me right out!!
I love the painting, it's wonderful.
I really like that thought cloud. What a Clever Clogs.
This must be framed!!
man! what is with that balaclava - is that what you wear when you are holding up a craft shop??? or is it for kinky b&d inspired craft teachers??? scary, man, scary!
school is coming and i think I'm getting a little tense...
A macrame balaclava.
Now I've seen everything.
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