The heart is a bit large, but hey I'm pretty proud of the work I did. I even attempted a button hole (I don't think I did it right). HOORAY! So while I made an apron for Rosie, Angel made a pot of veggie soup from our garden bounty: I do let Angel use a chefs knife, I think its easier to control a chefs knife versus a paring knife. All her fingers are intact, and her soup was d'lish. Here is the recipe for her soup
7 comments:
Wow! You made that apron? I wouldn't say that you can't sew. I think you did a wonderful job, and that you should be very proud.
That is sure a cutie patootie model that you have there!
Dear Angelina,
I am so impressed with your gardening and your cooking skills. Your soup looks delicious and oh my....you've done a wonderful job of chopping with the chef's knife. I know you have been taught to be very careful when using it. I love the photographs of you. Especially the last one. You look so pretty!
Love to you all,
Auntie Lena
What an adorable apron and I think you've done a marvelous job. Your cute littel model certainly seems to be enjoying it. And that recipe is yummy, what a great job your little one did in making it.
Your apron is pretty impressive! Sewing is in your blood...you don't need no stickin' pattern ;-)
Angel is quite the little chef. Good for you to teach her how to use the chef's knife and cook at the stove. I can tell you are a great mom to your girls.
Made with love "heart' apron? Tasty soup? Pretty model and cook? Sounds to me like you had a awfully nice rainy day!xoxo the fan
Please don't say you don't sew! You most certainly do sew!
And your Angle certainly is a budding Chef!
Gentle hugs,
Miss Mari-Nanci
Smilnsigh blog
Ooops, that should have been spelled Angel. :-)
Gentle hugs,
Miss Mari-Nanci
Smilnsigh blog
What a lovely little chef you have there. The soup looks and sounds so good. The apron is so pretty. I adore aprons and I really cannot sew. You have a fabulous blog spot...m.
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