Happy Father's Day

This week Brynn came home from Hope with a grocery sack full of fabric scraps. She was determined to make a blanket/quilt; one each for her and her sister. She divided up the scraps for each of the blankets, and make sure they made it along with us to Grandpa & Grandma Froemmings' this weekend. With the rainy weather, she and Grandma were able to work on the blankets yesterday afternoon. I took a few pics at the beginning and then laid down for a snooze while they were sewing. I woke up to the masterpieces when they were finished. Brynn thought it was so cool. Thanks, Grandma!

Holly is holding Brynn's and Brynn has baby sister's. They turned out great!

Brynn LOVES doing hair. She likes braiding her own, but I think when she gets a hold of Auntie Christel's hair, she is just in heaven. It's like playing with a life-size Barbie doll! Here she braided Christel's hair into three separate sections/braids and then braided those three sections together into one braid.

Last but not least, Happy Father's Day to the dads and grandpas in our lives! We opened up cards and gifts this morning, so don't mind the bed heads. ;-) Brynn made a fishing craft at Hope.

Daddy was reading Brynn's special personalized message in his card. I love the smile on his face as he's reading it.

We got Grandpa a hammock for at the lake.

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carrington said…

Wow - Brynnie! So many talents these days: piano playing, quilting and crafting!!! Awesome!

June 15, 2014 at 10:45 PM

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