As the Holiday draws closer, I have been reflecting on my "thankful" list. For me, it's the little things. Receiving pictures of my Grandchildren doing what they do has to be near the top of the list. And, today I have one of those pictures to share.
This is my sweet Grandaughter Katie with the turkey that she created using her Mom's Stampin' Up! supplies. She watched her Mom creating a fall wreath with rosettes. Like any good crafter, Katie's mind was thinking about what she could do with one of those rosettes. After convincing her Mom to give up one of her rosettes, Katie used it to create this adorable turkey. Katie spied the Sweater Weather dsp and used it along with her Mother's fingers to create the turkey feathers. She said that her fingers weren't long enough!
Here's a close up of Katie's turkey.
With only a little help from Beth with some of the fussy cutting , Katie completed her vision of the Turkey Treasure! I think Katie definitely has a future as a papercrafter! What do you think?
Thanks for stopping by my blog today! Be sure to check back tomorrow to see another creation.
Hugs,
Ginger
I think a lot of fun is ahead for Katie in the crafting world. Who knows she could end up a designer for cards and scrapbook pages, what fun. Good job Katie, I like your turkey. Tell your Mom she has the fingers from her Grandma that I wish I would have inherited, long and thin.
Fabulous job Katie!!! Woot, woot!!!
Absolutely adorable. A future SU demo in the making. You have every reason to be thankful and proud, Ginger!
I know Katie had an artistic talent!! How could she miss with her mom and grandma!! Good job, Katie!!
Katie is ahead of the crafting game! I wish I had long thin fingers like Beth & her Grandma too! I love to see the artwork from all my nieces & nephews, such talent in the family!
Thank you Grandma for putting my picture on your blog. I love you!
Katie sure had fun making this turkey and it was completely her idea! She is one crafty little girl! Thanks for the comments on my fingers. Maybe I could be a hand model like George Costanza. hee hee
Absolutely fabulous, Katie! The googly eye is the perfect touch! Good thinking to use your mom’s fingers…they are just the right length!