Just in case any of you were desperately wondering what "marrieds without kids" do late on a Saturday night, the answer is revealed below:
That's right folks - Scott and I got our 'craft' on. I can't really take credit for the idea of the Turkey Cookie cuteness - we actually received some similiar-looking cookies from our home teachers this week and we decided it would be a fun idea as treats to give out to friends and co-workers. Usually Scott works on Saturday nights, but he was 'let go' from his job early this week because there was a shooting at the mall where his salon his located. Is it so wrong that I was just glad he was home early? Scott usually poo-poos his ability to do 'crafty' projects for one reason or another: "my hands are clumsy", "I'm not creative", "I don't have the patience". And while I don't consider myself to be 'in-to' crafts, I do like projects and trying to do something I never have. In an effort to appeal to this interest, Scott once took me to a paint-your-own-pottery store and we chose items and then designed and painted them. Scott's by-product of that evening has earned a special place in our home - one that Scott is convinced comes from a place of mockery. You be the judge of Scott's efforts:
Scott's spoon-holder with orange-tree motif. If we all give him props for his efforts, I may be able to wrangle him in to more craft-oriented projects. Tonight he got off to a self-proclaimed "rocky start":
But soon he was able to master the subtle skills required of the Turkey Cookie:
And loving it.....
S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y-Night!
3 comments:
Mallory saw the pictures of the turkey cookies and said, "I want some of those!" I have to say myself that they look pretty good. We're glad that Scott wasn't around during the shooting. Scary.
I was fortunate enough to not only see the beautiful spoon/ladle holder thing on your stove, but actually touched and held Scott's painting masterpiece. So glad to see that the turkey cookie turned out (they really are cute) and I hope to see a new blog titled "Scott's Skills" with all of the crafts he will inevitably conjure up with his new-found craft confidence :).
I don't think I can ever have CJ do this kind of project... CJ is just not artistic... His simple smiley face isn't even cute, either...
For some reason, I still "like" him a lot, though.
Good job, Scott!
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