But to be fair…
She did work pretty hard on that dumb thing. And I was the one who bought the wrong kind of Styrofoam. Sorry, Maddles.
(I love how Jack be creepin’.)
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I kind of love everything about this.
Totally counts in my book!
Yay for Maddie and the craft project! She’s a natural.
Yep, you and your children are pretty freakin adorable and I adore your blog.
It’s so cute how Jack is watching and waiting in the wings. I’m betting he thinks he could do better. :)
I think its still pretty cute
and Jacks head is pretty dang funny ;-)
baahaha. her cuteness counts!
NEW KITCHEN OMG! <3 You're just moving in and already doing crafts?! I worship you
p.s. you still owe me pictures. or a video tour :)
this is my new favorite thing.
just like her momma! creative! very cute!
Haha, oh Jack be creepin’ might be my favorite thing you’ve said on this blog.
I pinned this too! Wait, what kind of styrofoam balls are you supposed to buy? I didn’t know there was a right and a wrong! Also, it’s totally acceptable to be crafting while ignoring boxees that need to be unpacked. I’ve been doing it for weeks!
Krysta: I bought the cheapest kind at Joann’s and didn’t look at them closely enough. They were more smooth/solid looking than the typical styrofoam, if that makes any sense? Just go with the regular kind and you’ll be fine!
omggg! A peek into your new house! It looks so put together already and you’re already doing a dang craft?! Are you kidding me superwoman!? I love what I see of your kitchen!
I want to come over and seeee your new place!!!!
Eeeee! I spy a bit of your new house! How exciting! Love those white cabinets! I also spy hardwood floors. :) Awesome! Can’t wait to see more. Also, like everyone has said — that is way impressive that you are already crafting at your new place!
I haven’t laughed this hard in a while, thanks for that!
what did you use for the stem
Lol, thanks for the laugh. I love those “nailed it” pics when you try to tackle a project you see online etc.