Back to "Normal"

Since vacation things are getting back to normal (no pun intended for you local gals). The kids are re-familiarizing themselves with their things. K has had numerous "play dates" with friends and activity days, O has worn almost everything in her closet at least once, C has been dressed up like a girl (pictures below high heals and all), Chris is back to the grind stone, and I have been in my sewing room content to sew and listen to the gentle whirring of my machine. Check out my newest creations. sacksbysyndy.com

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Tam said…
Very cute - makes me wish I had a baby at home so I could buy some stuff. Yes you stuff is THAT cute!!!
August 7, 2008 at 7:03 PM
Anonymous said…
Yes VERY cute!!! I need to pick some fabric so that I can pay you to make me a FAB sack instead of the hospital one!!
August 7, 2008 at 11:55 PM
Jen Wolff said…
Chris didn't freak when your little one was exploring his feminine side? LOL! The best part of a vacation for me is always staying at home a few days after. You know, a mini vacation after the vacation because it was fun but tiring.
August 8, 2008 at 12:02 PM
Whacky Wheelers said…
I painted Matthew's fingernails once (when he was younger) and David went nuts!

I LOVE your new burping cloths. I want to see one in person!! I'm going to order some to send to a friend who just had a baby.
August 10, 2008 at 6:15 PM
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