My nearly-three-year-old assistant decided there was a need for such a sign, then designed and made it all by herself. She even wrote "NO" (sort of), just in case the ladybirds couldn't read signs.Phew!... I was getting a bit worried about invading ladybirds. We'll be ok now!
I actually have a tutorial I was going to post tonight, but spent too long in Officeworks (and we won't mention how much you can buy when you go to Officeworks to buy a few glue-sticks...). I now don't have time to finish it tonight. Watch this space....
my little miss is terrified of crawling things so that sign would work well at our house...
ReplyDeleteI love your daughter's sign! My youngest is 22; I miss those special days when the girls (I have 3) used to help me sew.
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I breed ladybirds in our vegetable garden by growing a nice crop of powdery mildew. Perhaps I need a "welcome" sign along these lines?
ReplyDeleteWhew! Good to know the ladybird problem is taken care of! How sweet is that sign?! We have beetles all over here. Maybe I should have my son make a sign...well, he probably won't...he's 16 years old! Oh well!
ReplyDeleteOh that sign is SO cute. And that is very good writing for a 3 year old!!!
ReplyDelete:) So cute!
ReplyDeletevery cute sign and great drawing for a nearly 3 year old.
ReplyDeleteSuch a helpful sign if you were an aphid...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love this sign! What is it that kids love about signs?? My 7 yr. old son still has a fascination with them and makes them for everything...he started when he was about your daughter's age. We just took down the "No gurls allowed, except grammas" sign from the basement/playroom door!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, thanks for writing!
So cute Nikki! Now you won't need to worry about those ladybirds any more.
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