I
might have mentioned in a previous post that the three grandgirls
came out for an overnighter last weekend and we worked on red yarn
wigs for the twins' Halloween costumes of Raggedy Ann and how I
didn't get a picture of them trying them on.
Well,
it turns out I didn't get a picture but their younger sister did.
I
think I also mentioned that I went in town last week so I could take
the girls to the thrift center to find suitable dresses for their
costumes but as it happened it didn't work out so I went by myself
and picked out totally appropriate clothing except none of it
fit...too small.
You
think we are smaller than we actually are, Jade tells me.
So
I busied myself making the aprons last Monday so Marc could deliver
them when he went in to do a small job on Tuesday.
Got
these pictures from their mother.
Jade
had been more reluctant about the idea and decided not to wear her
wig.
But
Autumn totally rocks.
Robin,
as always, walks her own path.
such cuties! or lovely young ladies, should i say? :)
ReplyDeleteNicely done all around. This way we had all perspectives on character.
ReplyDeleteYou are such a good grandmother. Those aprons are wonderful and that wig is a work of art!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful girls. Even with a mustache. Gorgeous.
Totally awesome!!! Don't cha just love being a grandma!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun for them to have such a creative grandmother.. and to inherit her genes. Speaking of which, I can see you looking out through Robin's eyes.
ReplyDeleteThey are so precious. They made me smile. Love that no matter what happened you guys made it work. Grandma and her sewing. That wig and the make up... amazing!
ReplyDeleteAnd I absolutely love the black mustache and blonde wig ;-)
Love the makeup jobs! And yes, those wigs rock. I'm impressed that you made the aprons! I don't think I ever wore a handmade Halloween costume.
ReplyDeleteHow fun ,you are quick sewing
ReplyDeleteAwesome girls.
ReplyDeleteI include you under that heading.