What, another one?

Hello hineybuns... hineybuns? I meant to write hOneybuns, obviously. Anyway, hello all. I have a finish to share. Didn't expect that to happen so soon, did you? No, I didn't either, but here it is anyway, a sweet sampler for a sweet little girl:

Bienvenue! by Anne Sohier-Fournel, taken from the book Mots doux au point de croix.

The alphabet I used is from another French designer Fees et Brins de Malice, from a birth sampler called C'est un garcon! Actually, this is the third alphabet I tried, because the first two just didn'twork. In the end, I think it might be the white thread that makes the letters look a little... blegh, but there you go. I couldn't very well use blue letters, could I. Or could I...? Nope, no more changes, this is it. I hope the critter and her parents will like it.

Today is the last day of carnaval, which probably means nothing to you, and less than nothing to me - seeing as I'm not originally from these parts and these parts is mostly where Carnaval is originally celebrated. Now, Pelle, on the other hand, is really getting used to life in the province of Brabant. Not only is he developing a certain accent (soft Gs and hard, French-y Rs, rather than the hard Gs and soft, American-y Rs that he's used to hearing at home), he's also developed an uncanny desire to hear Carnaval music and to dress up as a tiger. Behold my Tiger Man:

His Royal Cuteness, Prins Pelle d'n Irste. Anyway, isn't it marvellous that he is speaking well enough to actually have an accent? When did that happen?

This here post is my 99th, by the way, so prepare to party when next you visit!