We also went to a Japanese bookshop to look for some clothes-making books for me - I particularly wanted one with patterns for men's trousers - but I actually didn't find any that I wanted to buy. While I was browsing though, daughter had the time to look through loads of craft books and came up with a pile of ones she wanted - a book about different ribbons, a book about how to make tiny cakes and sushi out of fimo, a book about how to make tiny and elaborate handbags (!) and plates of food (!) out of beads (why?!!) so I vetoed all those ones but did get her one about how to make tiny animals out of beads - the why question stands but at least the diagrams were simple to follow and some of the models are fairly cute.
8.7.09
More fruit and veg
So on Monday I took girlie to the Champs Elysées and the Eiffel Tower while little brother was  enjoying his last day at the creche (he used to go just on a Monday).  Of course I left my memory card at home and so was unable to capture the "Oh Mummy it's like a dream" moment!  
We also went to a Japanese bookshop to look for some clothes-making books for me - I particularly wanted one with patterns for men's trousers - but I actually didn't find any that I wanted to buy. While I was browsing though, daughter had the time to look through loads of craft books and came up with a pile of ones she wanted - a book about different ribbons, a book about how to make tiny cakes and sushi out of fimo, a book about how to make tiny and elaborate handbags (!) and plates of food (!) out of beads (why?!!) so I vetoed all those ones but did get her one about how to make tiny animals out of beads - the why question stands but at least the diagrams were simple to follow and some of the models are fairly cute. My daughter (almost 7) managed to start off a heart very well but then got bored of counting beads and since then has been stomping about in a grumpy, foul mood (on the outside at least but I secretly suspect she is enjoying being a little horror).
My daughter (almost 7) managed to start off a heart very well but then got bored of counting beads and since then has been stomping about in a grumpy, foul mood (on the outside at least but I secretly suspect she is enjoying being a little horror).
 I, whilst reassuring her that I don't want a replacement daughter, have been busy making a strawberry and a carrot!
I, whilst reassuring her that I don't want a replacement daughter, have been busy making a strawberry and a carrot!  

 And in answer to my own why question... it's actaully quite theraputic and relaxing to craft small fruits and vegetables out of beads!
 And in answer to my own why question... it's actaully quite theraputic and relaxing to craft small fruits and vegetables out of beads! 
We also went to a Japanese bookshop to look for some clothes-making books for me - I particularly wanted one with patterns for men's trousers - but I actually didn't find any that I wanted to buy. While I was browsing though, daughter had the time to look through loads of craft books and came up with a pile of ones she wanted - a book about different ribbons, a book about how to make tiny cakes and sushi out of fimo, a book about how to make tiny and elaborate handbags (!) and plates of food (!) out of beads (why?!!) so I vetoed all those ones but did get her one about how to make tiny animals out of beads - the why question stands but at least the diagrams were simple to follow and some of the models are fairly cute.
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