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Thursday, June 16, 2011

kids.

Dear Oldest Daughter wanted three of these.
I wasn't going to make them....
and
I wasn't going to make them....
and....
I wasn't.......

But she had some sweet words.

"I'll never ask for ANYTHING again!"......
"I could do it, but you're so much better at these things!"......
"My sewing machine's not working!"......
"You're the BEST mom EVER!!!"...
"I LOVE the stuff you make for me!".........
and ON...and On...it went......

I CAVED in.
I did it.
I smiled.

She said...."Now...aren't you happy you made them??"
I don't know?
Am I?

She was doing the same kind of thing years ago....

Kids!!!!


You've gotta LOVE 'EM!!!!

Storage Cubes tutorial from
Crazy mom quilts
Found HERE.

16 comments:

  1. very nice and I like the striped fabric you used!

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  2. Great cubes and love your pineapple blocks too.

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  3. Very cool... love the pillow ticking... perfect for this project! Thanks for the link to the tutorial!

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  4. How cute. Thanks for the link. No matter how old your kids get they still remember how to get you to do something. lol Your daughter is very cute. (Takes after her Mom) Hugs

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  5. Thanks for the link - I need to make some of these to sort scraps into, because I'm just too cheap to buy them!! Yours are cute!!

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  6. Now how could you refuse that face :0)!
    Nice job, how long do you think it took Beth?

    Happy sewing

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  7. Oh Beth she looks just like you. How sweet. I always cave in and do that kind of stuff too! How can you say no????

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  8. Beautiful daughter! Great looking storage cubes too - and you have it documented now that she's not EVER going to ask for ANYTHING again! lol

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  9. Ya just can't say "No". :)

    Cute bags...cuter kid!

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  10. Sweet mom,sweet daughter.........and wonderful love!

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  11. You are such an inspiration to me, Beth! Thank you so much for your blog -- and for your creativity!

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  12. good mom! what a beautiful girl. what a fun project, it is perfect in the ticking

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  13. She's probably right - you may be the best mom ever! Very nice!

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  14. those cubes are great! thanks for the link to the tutorial (and I have to say, as an oldest daughter, that sounds like a youngest daughter routine your girl pulled off! My little sister and I are always jesting about how she gets whatever she wants out of people - ha)

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