This year was a homemade kind of holiday.
Here are the presents before I wrapped them up:
My mother got her ninjas
(and a picture frame like my grandmother's below)
(and a picture frame like my grandmother's below)
My grandmother got a picture frame with a picture of the kids and some of the batik fabric that they painted and a necklace with their names in shrink-a-dink.
Sorry no pictures of the necklace--I made it about an hour before we left for lunch on Sunday.
And since my sister's birthday is May 10th, I brought presents that I made for her, too!
Mushroom in her favorite color: purple
Credit card case made out of the tester batik fabric
(the other one is for me)
(the other one is for me)
Everyone was very happy with their gifts. Surprisingly happy, if you ask me.
Is anyone else ever surprised at the appreciation your family shows about receiving your handmade gifts? I don't know why, but I always doubt my presents until the recipient actually opens them. It's weird. I love getting handmade gifts so why wouldn't I expect others to love getting mine? I don't know, but it makes for some sweaty palms until the gifts are opened! That's for sure.
How did you show your mother how much you love her?
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