My niece has been sick for about a week and they decided to admit her to a hospital because they weren't able to figure out what was going on at our local clinic. She has a high fever and a rash so I think one of the things they are suspecting is Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever which is apparently passed on by ticks. Hopefully they will figure it all out soon so that she will get well.
My children and I were brainstorming yesterday about what we could do for her. I decided to make her an eye spy bag. Hopefully it will make the long hours at the hospital a little more interesting.
For the back I used printable fabric made by June Tailor to make a list of objects to find. My printer was NOT happy and I had a terrible time trying to get it to print correctly. Any tips???
Yelling at it didn't work.
The kid's all colored cards for her. They used pastels which can be messy, but I love the vivid colors. It was interesting to see what each of them came up with. Princess's card was full of love and wishes for her cousin to get better.
A. invented superheros that are supposed to ZAP the illness away.
Super P. drew a picture of my niece and him hanging out together.
And Pumpkin. . .well what can I say, she just colored with her whole heart.
How sweet! I hope she gets better soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you use to make the window in the bag? I hope your niece is better soon.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I should have thought to mention how I made the window. It is clear tablecloth vinyl. I found it at Walmart, but I'm sure you can find it in almost any craft store. I picked out the one that seemed the thickest. I hope that helps.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really good idea! I'm sure it will make your niece so happy. I hope she gets better quickly.
ReplyDeletethat is so cool...you are very creative!
ReplyDeleteReally JUST learned about your niece...praying for sure! Grrreat idea about the pillow, and way to get the kiddos involved...did someone mention that Sharon has a blog?!---Trenna
ReplyDeleteI love these little bags!! Someone on etsy used to sell them ages ago and I've always just thought they were so cute.
ReplyDeleteI hope your little niece is better soon!
I hope your niece feels better soon - what great get well gifts...
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear that she is sick. I'm sure she'll love her made-with-love gifts!
ReplyDeleteLaura @ along for the ride