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Hi! My name is Kim Kruzich and I'm a sewing pattern designer, author, and mom to two sweet boys. On my blog you'll find lots of sewing inspiration, free tutorials, and updates for my shop and work.
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Love him to bits!!! My, i think i'll need to purchase yet a new pattern! ;) he's so handsome looking! More so than my poor school boy lol! Your patterns are so great looking *sigh* lol!
ReplyDeleteJosée
I love him!!! My husbands name is Hans, too. So fitting...I'd just hav to make him darker hair.
ReplyDeleteso so so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteJust adorable...love the suspenders!
ReplyDeletei looooooove them both sosoooo much!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable your Hans!!!!Love the polka dolts suspenders!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Hugs from Portugal
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Your Hans is so cute. I have since long thought of making Greta and of course I have to make Hans too.
ReplyDeleteThe names of the dolls from the German Fairy Tales are so fun and old fashioned.
Greta and Hans were common names in Sweden too to name newborn babies in Sweden for 100-70 years ago.
Thanks for sharing
Britt-Inger in Sweden
lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteThey are both adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Me, Oh, My!!! I am so thrilled to have come across your ADORABLE blog... I can't wait to peek around and follow along with you in the future... :)
ReplyDeleteAngelina
Lovely!!!
ReplyDeletePRECIOSO TU BLOG AQUI TIENES UNA SEUIDORA TE INVITO AL MIO BESOSSSSS.BEGO
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