My little drummer boy

Our last week in the Blue Mountains was spent madly trying to pack boxes, buy/make christmas/farewell/birthday gifts and holding our last Ticklebug/Tacklehug market stall at the Glenbrook Rotary Markets.  However, the absolute highlight of the week was being able to attend a rehearsal for the boy's Christmas Concert at pre-school.  The lovely staff included the boys for this performance as they were not able to make concert week due to our move interstate.  Sammy bought tears to my eyes as the Drummer Boy - a role which he took very seriously and Charlie shone as Joseph for the performance (very biased, I know!)  My camera doesn't seem to work too well indoors, but I love this photo of my little man, as it seems to capture the concentration it takes to keep the beat to "rumpa pum pum"

A little decadent perhaps?

I am in love with this packaging, perhaps it's a little excessive just for a single cupcake, but a little decadence every now and then is fine I'm sure.  Found it here when researching a fantastic little machine which cuts amazingly fine shapes from all sorts of papers, vinyls and more!

Colouring journal

Just for mum and nanna!

It's such a lovely warm spring day today, so we spent the morning in the park.  Now the big boys are off downstairs to jump through the sprinkler! Stay tuned for photos!

Milayna and Sydney

Sydney, the snow bunny with her pet rabbit in her pocket.

Milayna, complete with horseshoe in her pocket!

W is for Wabbit

Love this bunny! Perhaps something to do with our boxes for next Easter! Check out this for more inspiration.

rattle and roll

A happy customer with his new rattle. Oli is now rolling all around the place when he is released from the stroller so it's rather lovely when he is just happy to sit and play with his new toy!

Originally made for our stall this weekend at Rainbow Pre School, Winmalee but I think these will have to be prototypes as I am trying to get some better wooden rings to use instead of these - these are just curtain rings but haven't been sealed with beeswax or linseed oil and I don't know the type of wood used so best keep them as displays or rattles only!