Mariya has been asking me for a long time to create a character for her in a computer game—a colorful, fluffy monster named Yarnby. I only had a screenshot from the game. So I thought about how to crochet it for a long time, but then working on it consumed me. It took some effort, especially with the fur. And it was during our trip to Paris that I finally finished it. He’s so cool! Masha is delighted! And I am very proud of myself.

I’m gradually preparing props for the graduation musical. For the roles of sound engineer and cashier, I made a mixer and a cash register.

Soon the children will have a performance, and this time I’ve decorated the stage with a jungle for them.

The little ones are currently learning about “Insects” in their lessons. Therefore, I decorated the hall for them with various paper insects.

I have temporarily set up an animal school on the podium.

Masha was going to a classmate’s house for a birthday party. And as a gift, the girl asked for yarn because she really loves to knit. I made her a cake out of yarn. It turned out original and beautiful. The birthday girl was pleased.

Barcelona is beautiful! And as a souvenir, Rostik bought me a Holiday 2024 Barbie. A beautiful doll with Spanish features! We had to leave the box behind because we only have carry-on luggage on the plane.

In the morning, I decorated Anechka’s room with a balloon arch and festive garlands for her birthday. But the main gift is ahead—we’re flying to Barcelona for the weekend with the whole family today.

This spring, I significantly expanded my Tonner collection. Today, another beauty arrived—the Catwoman Halle Berry Tonner doll from 2005, LE2000 DC Stars Collection. The former owner cut the doll’s hair, but equipped it with two high-quality wigs.

Cherry blossoms are falling in the yard, so I took the opportunity to photograph a couple of my dolls in the garden.