When I went to bed this was how she was sleeping - across the bed directly below the pillows---don't you just love the double bed that we got her for her birthday.
Anyway she woke me up at 3am--she was hungry because she hadn't eaten much of her tea(dinner) - she felt sick at that stage.
So by now she wanted the rest of her meal and like any good Nanna I obliged.
We were both wide awake by this stage ------------------
So she taught me how to make one of these----------------
A friendship bracelet --I have never made one before but I persevered on and finished it(this is not the one I made at the time--I did this to show you how clever I am :)
Ebony is wearing the one I made her and here is the one she made me...........
She has informed me I am not to take it off - only if it breaks.
Can you imagine the look that I will get when I go to Church on Sunday --with my hands cupped in front of me ready to take communion :))
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I remember my girls making these many years ago, I still have some somewhere & I was up at 3am too -it's a long story!
my mum wore a macaroni necklace to mass once just because Jimmy made it for her (i dont recall her doing it for us though!) - i like Ebonys quilt - i recognise those blocks
The things we crafters do in the early hours! anyway another talent learned!
The looks you get will be almost entirely from envious people wishing they had a marvelous granddaughter to make them pretty bracelets. This is from one who would be looking at you exactly that way (being lacking in the grandkids dept at yet).
I love the relationship you have with Ebony. She obviously loves you very much.
Smiled at the pic of her spread out over her new double bed!
I've worn necklaces made by my granddaughters of mixed acrylic pony beads and other assorted childrens beads. Would you believe no one ever says a word? Maybe they are too much in shock!
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