Beautiful Babies

A flying visit home and the delivery of 3 quilts....all very much well recieved!! Annaleisa (which is now what my brother has changed the spelling to!!) is a tiny doll, and although she has her days and nights mixed-up at bit at present, is bringing great joy to her parents and grandparents....it is funny to see my brother ga-ga over his little daughter.
Annaleisa is 15 days old in these pictures


Nate didn't like his quilt much at first....but a quick cuddle and he was happy to lie down on the quilt for a bit....


I think Patrick will have more fun with this quilt til Nate gets a bit older...He is such a sweet annimated little boy....the ribbon I had wrapped around the quilt was the most entertaining thing all afternoon



Third Quilt pics to come later....

Comments

Helen said…
Ohhhhhh AJ! How cute is she! Little Bonds Wondersuit sleeves rolled up! Awwww. She looks quite comfy in her new quilt too. :)
2:19 pm
Belinda said…
How gorgeous! And the quilt tooo.

I bet you are the proudest aunty there ever was.
3:34 pm
Anonymous said…
Just to let everyone know that we have recieved our 'Wedding Quilt' whilst AJ & DH were on the Sunny Coast. Only a tad late (wedding 21.10.06)but it is fantastic. I'm sure photos will appear in the near future so you can all see the finished quilt. Mick is very proudly showing off how smart & talented DIL is. Huge thank you from us both.
MIL
4:51 pm
Lily Mulholland said…
AJ those babies are just too cute and so is Nate! They look great in/on their quilts too.

And how funny is the comment from your MIL? LOL
7:13 pm
Tracey said…
Oh AJ how gorgeous!!! She looks like she loves her new quilt.
9:50 am
thehummingcat said…
Annaleisa looks gorgeous, her little face and hands are so sweet. Beautiful quilt, perfect for a bebe girl. Nate is a cutie too, and Patrick looks like he's going to me a mischevious big brother!
11:38 am
Emma said…
Awww! There's not much better than having your quilts appreciated - except cuddling the babies they're for! Just lovely.
5:50 pm
atet said…
She's adorable AJ! And that quilt you made for her is much too sweet!
4:28 am
Anonymous said…
Oh Aunty AJ. Your tiny little niece is just gorgeous. She looks so tiny in that beautiful quilt.
Love both quilts and you look like such a proud Aunty of your nephews too. Can't wait to see No. 3 !!!
10:25 pm
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