A small wish - part 2

At Lorraine's house when we visited to collect the toddler, Henry gave Laura a very lovely denim handbag which he brought from the Sasha Festival.

Henry's gift for Laura from the 2015 Sasha Festival

In addition to helping the toddler from SusanLK make his way to England for my daughter, Norvell enclosed a gift for him which she bought at the festival.  It is a delightful outfit made by Sheila Foery - Superman shorts, t-shirt and socks.  After he had tried on his shorts made by his new mum, it didn't take Edmund long to decide he wanted to be Superman and do brave things so on went the new outfit from Norvell.

Edmund as Superman

Edmund strikes a Superman pose

Edmund was sitting on the sofa when he started to slide off it to go exploring

Peggy Sue spotted him and thought he was falling, so she helped Edmund back up onto the sofa again

Edmund managed to climb back up again with Peggy Sue's help

"I hope you're sitting comfortably away from the edge now" said Peggy Sue.  Edmund just smiled at her.

Peggy Sue sat down feeling pleased that she had arrived in time to help Edmund back up to his seat

As Peggy Sue wandered away, Edmund watched her go

Edmund slid down from the sofa again and stood behind Peggy Sue but she didn't notice.

He climbed off the stool and toddled off towards an interesting looking box

He discovered his swimming shorts in the box (made by his new mum) and some pretty fabric which came with him on his journey to England

Feeling bold, Edmund climbed into the box

and settled on the fabric for a rest 

Soon it was time to go home, my girl wrapped Edmund in his towel as it had been raining outside and she didn't want him to get wet.

Cuddling Edmund in his travelling towel

However in the end Edmund travelled on the final part of the journey to his new home in the doll bag made by Lorraine

SusanLK very kindly send the Mary Engelbreit fabric to me as a gift - maybe it will become a quilt, I'm still considering ideas.

Thank you Norvell for hosting Edmund on his journey to England and for his lovely new clothes.

We had a lovely time visiting Lorraine (and her glorious collection of dolls) and are so grateful that she offered to transport this little red head from the USA to England for us.