She was wearing a blanket cape, which you can't see. One must be properly attired when you're a carpenter princess.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Day 169: Princess carpenter
Miss J. received a bird house kit from Grandma C's backyard birdies for Christmas. Today it was blizzarding out--roads closed, winds at 50 miles/hour, heavy snow. A perfect day to put the birdhouse together.
She was wearing a blanket cape, which you can't see. One must be properly attired when you're a carpenter princess.
She was wearing a blanket cape, which you can't see. One must be properly attired when you're a carpenter princess.
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I love the whole concept behind Carpenter Princess. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the assistant.
ReplyDeleteoh of course you have to have a cape to be a carpenter princess i knew that. so cute
ReplyDeleteA photography with much content.
ReplyDeleteThe very best for you all.
If she really enjoys making things, Home Depot and Lowes each have a free monthly clinic/project for kids. They usually get a work apron and earn pins each month for completing the month's project. Can't hurt to check it out. My kids loved the program when they were younger.
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