Mabsoota's Fridge Gallery

that is to cute Allah barek! she must be talented like her mother mashAllah tabarkAllah!
You know what? i had the same book in my bookshelf when i was child , it is a sort of "classic literature"!!!
The graphics inside are never oldfashioned mashAllah!

for sharing with us, this motivates me to give more time to develop the artistic skills of my children inchAllah.

salam to your daughter

MashaAllah tabaarakAllah It's always nice to see what the little ones are doing. I love the collage The caterpillar looks very elegant - like jewellery I also have the book - it was my first son's book from when he was about 2 yrs old (he's now 24yrs mashaAllah) and has lasted through all five children mashaAllah. It is a fun book and the illustrations are beautiful too. I can't wait to see your daughter's version of the butterfly inshaAllah

talented like Mum. I love the collage, the caterpillar is so cool like a jewel.

Looking forward to seeing more of her work.

dear sisters! The book really is timeless subhanAllah. Eric Carle was 40 years old when he came up with idea for the book. He's in his early 80's now I think!

Anyway, the first week was all about the caterpillar, how it comes out of the egg and how it eats and eats until it gets a tummy ache. The 2nd week was about the fruits, the colours used in the book. Eric Carle's website has a colouring page you can print out about the book which the kids liked. They made a caterpillar out of play doh too which they placed on a leaf which had holes punched out of it. Next week is all about the butterfly inshaAllah! Hope it does inspire you um zakariah aswell as other members!

As'salaamu Alaikum

Maashaa Allah! It is always nice to see what other akhwaat are doing with their children.

the last butterfly is awesome.

for sharing her work here.

That looks like it was lots of fun to do. It looks like sequins on chiffon - I'd love a dress like this - the pic represents the top or bodice of the dress and the skirt part would be more of the flowing blue chiffon

Oh mashaAllah sis Aisha, what an imaginative, interesting reply!!

beautiful work and I'm sure the kids had a great time doing it.

I wish I was around to stick on some of the fishes.

for sharing

Dear Mabsoota I was inspired by your daughter's work mashaAllah tabaarakAllah

assalamou aleikoum wa rahmatoullah wa barakatou

I was browsing through and I found this wonderful post. Mashallah, you little SuSu is very talented.... I hope you have more to post Inshallah....

MASHA -ALLAH
They are so cute
talented like her ummi