Trickle treating and more quilling.

As I mentioned in my last post, I do love my girls' take on fancy dress, and they donned their costumes again to go 'trickle treating' last night.  They find the concept of trick or treating pretty much incomprehensible and have no desire to go knocking on the doors of people they don't know asking for sweets.  As a result of this we have developed our own tradition of 'trickle treating' which they prepared for this afternoon; M baked jammy dodgers and K ginger teddy shaped biscuits.  Some of these were for the children who knocked on our door, but some were for the trickle treating.  This involves knocking on the doors of people we do know, and giving them treats.  Unfortunately, either not many people were in, or they weren't answering or didn't hear the door, which the girls were a bit disappointed about, but it did mean we had more biscuits left for us to eat.  I think they still enjoyed themselves though.

The serious wall.

K has been continuing with her quilling, as you can see below, and is currently working on making some to sell at Tuesday's annual Fun Club table top sale.