Yorkie's Primitives: A Kodak Moment

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

A Kodak Moment

I just had to share this kodak moment with you.

I have been teaching my 9 year old granddaughter how to embroider. Well she was working on a stitchery Sunday when Brittany asked if she could try it. So Sarah told her sure. Then Britt asked how do you do it? So Sarah very patiently showed her how to do each stitch.

How precious is that? I guess you are never too young to become a primitive sister sharing your knowledge.

3 comments:

Stitchesnstrokes said...: Valerie, that is absolutely perfect! What a time to get a shot of it, Britt looks so intent and Sarah looks like the diligent little teacher. Love it!! :) My kids are home today for the interview...keep praying for it! Big hugs ~; April 21, 2010 at 7:23 AM
Terri said...: How cute! :) And how fabulous that you've taught them a skill they can use for the rest of their lives!; April 21, 2010 at 2:33 PM
yorkie's primitives said...: I know. I am so proud of both of them for wanting to learn. It gives me a warm heart that my crafting will be carried on after I am not here anymore. Long long time from now.LOL; April 21, 2010 at 7:35 PM

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A Word of Thanks

First, I would like to say that I am computer illiterate and without the help of a few good friends, I would not have been able to have this blog.
I would like to thank Sage of Sagewood Farms for the many hours she spent teaching me how to open a blog.
I would also like to thank Brenda from Hattie's Workshop for the awesome banner that she made me.
I am grateful to Judy of Primfolks by Judy, Susan from Threadbare Primitives and Donna from Moonchild's Primitives for giving me permission to use the products that I have made from their patterns to display in my banner.
And lastly, I would like to thank all my friends from Prim Sister's Talk Radio Gathering Room who have had the patience to teach me what all the computer language means and for giving me ideas on primitive creating.
I have found that there are so many people in the primitive community that are willing to help beginners get started and for that I am very grateful. Thanks everone!