I am so sad. We made the exchange last night and I cried for about half the trip home. Thought I was doing OK till I saw the front porch with her little rocker sitting next to mine… But I did have an excellent night’s sleep. Life returns to reality and work…
In other news, I have 3 projects appearing in the August issue of Crafts ‘n Things! So that was pretty exciting to see. Now I am finishing off orders for the Coast Guard Academy Parents’ Club and the Army Officer’s Wives’ Club of the Greater Washington Area, assorted matted graduation announcements and wedding presents.
Pam came over yesterday and we did a project together- it came out really cute and she was so excited about giving this to her friend. Will post tomorrow.
I have been adding some features and fiddling around with this blog but it’s slow going. Had some excellent suggestions from my friend Patty’s daughter Caitlin who married an English guy and lives and works in England. She writes such a fun blog- check it out. Thanks Cait! You are so kind…
Aw, thanks! It’s no problem and I hope the tips help. I love the idea of the tiered dessert stand. It’s a great idea for someone like me who has limited storage space for cake stands and such.
Your dessert stands are GORGEOUS! And the desserts look good enough to eat (Fat Free, right?) So happy and sad for you…re: farewell to that precious little girl of yours. I’ll be in a similar boat in another week or so…but for now, I’m enjoy Babkaland! It’ GREAT! Keep up the good work, Eileen…I love seeing all your creations! xoxoxox K
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