It's the Little Things

that mean the most.
A dandelion just for me.
A love note left on my ironing board [Mason (heart) Mom].

Doll dress update:

My MIL's best friend called yesterday to say that she has found a rag doll pattern to go along with the dresses. I'll let you know more about the giveaway once I see this pattern.

Comments

Karyn said…
A rag doll pattern too???? This just keeps getting more exciting!!!!!
8:24 AM EDT
laura capello said…
i love that it's "mason heart mom" and not "i heart mom".

because, you know, he wants to make sure you know which kid it's from ;-)
10:01 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
Awwww... so special.
And a rag doll pattern! You might have to go into business!
10:55 AM EDT
Katie Jean said…
aww so sweet. I can't wait to see a rag doll made by you!
6:46 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
love that note. so very sweet.
5:44 PM EDT
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