Gabe’s Art

I’m quite fond of these ones too.

Raspberry lava

Throughout the summer, i heard many requests for different birthday cakes.  A construction cake.  A hockey cake (probably to appease his older brother).  One shaped like Darth Vader.  At one point i heard volcano and ran with it.  It was the foolproof choice.  You simply bake a cake and if it doesn’t look volcanic in shape, just cut it up and shape it again and pour frosting over the cracks and bumps.  Top it off with some hot lava raspberry jam and fiery sparklers (unfortunately not captured in camera) and you’re all set.
 

Art line

In our new main-floor bathroom, there’s a spot to hang the kid’s artwork.  Here is a collection of Gabe’s: 

 
(Under-counter ikea hack found here.)

Filling spaces

The beekeeper’s quilt (aka little bum rug) is taking shape.  I started sewing the hexipuffs together last weekend.

  
Meanwhile Gabe was gathering items to celebrate the 100th day of school.  

The time-consuming work of filling empty spaces.

  

Where’s the red?

  
Success!  He’s wearing it even though his first reaction was: but it’s not finished yet – there’s no red on it.

Armwards

Moving to the arms on Gabe’s new sweater. 

 I love the speed of circular stockinette.

Even in sleep

We all have our favourite things….

Eily’s:  

Gabey’s:  

And Brett’s:  
 

Thank goodness for Len’s Mills where i can find fly fishing and construction-themed fabric.

(Which begs the question: who would make a quilt out of excavators?)