LOL....so sweet! He will probably have a long arm before he hits 1st grade!

Marsye, Come to my house, I'll be your memaw.....

Boy howdy!!! Hot diggity dawg!! Now I gots me 2 Grannies!!!!! Do you make king size blankies too??? :thumbup: :thumbup:

That was the sweetest story. A man with a mind of his own. My DD had a pink, blue and white afagan that she lost when she was five. She carried that thing everywhere. Wash day was hard as I had to hide it til it got dry.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.

Awww, how cute! I wonder how many he will want you to make later on?

My grandson had a blue blankie with a bear head. He like it so much that my daughter got a second one, then she could switch them & get it washed. :XD:
He would always hold the tag so that he could rub his thumb back and forth over it.
Now he is nearly 10, where did those years go. :?:

That reminds me of the baby doll I had. Got her for my 6th birthday. She used to sleep in my bed and would end up on the floor by morning. This resulted in two of her fingers being broken off. My dad mixed plaster of paris and wrapped qauze around her hand making her a cast! I kept her until I was in my mid 20's. Somewhere along the way she got lost or given away. I miss her. She did go to boarding school (high school) with me!

My grandmother made me a doll the size of a two year old. His name is Toby. All of his clothes and shoes were also handmade. She also made a girl doll for my cousin.

Toby is now 62 years old, has new yarn hair and a painted face and arms- the plastic turned yellow and Grandma gave him a make over when I took him to college.
His "sister" for my cousin is in the lost doll world.

Toby has a place on the shelf in my sewing room along with the dotee dolls and my girls other special friends. :) :)

That is such a sweet story.... and he will cherish the new "blankie" forever!

What a great story. It does sound like success to me.

Awwww! I don't have a grannie, can you be mine!!!!!! Great story!