More powerful than anything sitting on a table, faster than a basset hound,
able to climb on furniture in a single bound,
able to melt his family into submission like a handful of Play-doh. He's a long napper (YEAH!). He's a heartthrob (just ask his mom)....
He's our Wesonator!
This little man with purpose will be outfitted with an appropriate cape for Christmas. If you can sew a straight line, then this child's cape tutorial is right for you. I made Wesonator's big so it can be loved for years.
One side has something similar to a Superman logo. (Thanks T for modeling)
On the other side there is an impressive W for The Wesonator.
We are ever thankful for our Wesonator, whose most impressive quality is the ease at which he makes our world go 'round. How's that for a superhero?
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Yours turned out darling! way to model it, Thomas! Mine are done too...one of the few projects I can now cross off!
Able to melt hearts with a single glance, you forgot to mention. Just what every little superhero needs, a proper cape. So he doesn't have to wait till Christmas, huh? Lucky.
I'm wrapping the cape up today, Julie. Wes hasn't seen it so it will be a Christmas surprise...hopefully he likes it. I'm wondering if I should condition him by having him wear a bib all day long so he's used to having something around his neck.
So cute. And I wish G-Man was a long napper...
He looks so proud of himself, my boys would love that cape.
Great cape, and super cute pictures of Wesley!
Thanks for the link to the cape tutorial. Now I know what I will be making for my boys for Christmas... With a little help from my mom and a trip to the fabric store in Utah.
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