As sometimes happens with active kiddos of a certain age, things occasionally break. Such was the case for this poor fellow, who had been with us for the past 9 Christmases. I got him for Kevin the first year we were married and after the little snowman's twin sister sadly passed on to a similar, yet more horrifying incident last year, we were so sad to hear of his accident.
Thanks to a certain-someone-who-won't-be-named, our little winter wonder broke his adorable little head right in the back. Poor fella.
I simply could not bear the idea of throwing him out. He gave me "the look." Yep... this one.
I swear it said, it its most snuggly snowman way, "But... I love you. I just want to be a snowman forever and ever, and can't really do that so very much from the garbage can. Please?"
How could I resist that? I mean really.
So, I pulled out some of my handspun merino and got to work. Within an hour or so, I had him all patched up (or at least covered up).
The back even has a little tassel. Every snowman needs a tassel.
One snowman saved! All in a day's work as a mama.
hehe, that's adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThink of it as an enhancement, added love!
Bravo! I am laughing out loud---great idea! (And with two boys it is one I may find myself using someday for sure.) I love your blog title too.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Shannon
Haha! Brilliant! He is still adorable.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I would have never thought of knitting him a little hat... cute, cute!
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought! He turned out adrable!
ReplyDeleteThanks fantastic! Great idea!
ReplyDeletePrecious! I'd have had a hard time throwing him out too with that little face! Great solution! And now he's extra loved and warm! :)
ReplyDeleteClever lady!
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