I just thought I would share some fun photos I took over the weekend. I finally finished this little sweater and hat set for sweet little Ava Claire! I was so fun to do and really very easy.
Our little man Tyler is growing so fast. What a sweetheart he is. His hair is changing too - it's becoming much more coarse - not so fine - and it lays down now!
It wasn't long ago when it stuck up all over the place like this:
Now it is doing this: 
Here is Jess holding both her little neice and her little nephew.
And I'm teaching Jess how to knit, so she's working on a little pumpkin hat for Tyler. I told her it's important to hold her mouth just right as she knits!
Here's some pictures of the beautiful Miss Ava Claire. I'm telling you she is just the sweetest little girl.
More pictures of the little man.
Chuck and I have decided that these babies are really our babies - their parents are really just the nannies. That works for me!
Here is Jess holding both her little neice and her little nephew.
And I'm teaching Jess how to knit, so she's working on a little pumpkin hat for Tyler. I told her it's important to hold her mouth just right as she knits!
Here's some pictures of the beautiful Miss Ava Claire. I'm telling you she is just the sweetest little girl.
More pictures of the little man.
Chuck and I have decided that these babies are really our babies - their parents are really just the nannies. That works for me!
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Oh, those are CUTE little babies!
I can't believe how much Tyler has grown! He looks like he has some great personality:) You'll have to show us pics of Ava Claire in her sweater and hat. I love little girls in pink, but oh they're so cute in blue!
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What beautiful little babies and what beautiful things you create with your hands. Are you sure that you can't move to Illinois and be my next door neighbor? I promise if you do, that we will become the best of crafting friends :)!
Your babies are SO adorable! I know you're having the best time..that Tyler has changed so much and grown and maybe the hair makes him look different too!
I think you have a new look on your blog, very nice! Or have I been gone too long? I'm trying to catch up.
You are so talented!!! And you have such beautiful grandbabies. Heartwarming photos. Can I join the family?
Have I told you how sweet you are? (among your other wonderful qualities?)
Hi Robin,
Your grandbabies are so beautiful! I loved these pictures. So precious, and clearly they are so very loved. :)
Sonya
My goodness look how much Tyler has changed! Your grandbabies are adorable!
Hi Robin. I wanted to let you know that I am back for now, blogging.
Also, those are some sweet, sweet grandbabies. I can see how you would be absolutely head over heels for them. Grandma or not they are loveable.
And I love that sweater set. I am just now TODAY knitting my first hat for a baby. I have never done anything but dish cloths and afghans and scarves. So I am working on a sweet hat for a newborn and hoping it will be great. I can't wait to try a sweater. Maybe next. It looks hard.
Good to "talk" to you again.
Have a great weekend.
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