For once the kids were excited about their bedtime as it mean time for henna, LOL. As you can see, car was a popular theme with them.
My henna design flopped this year as I was unoriginal and tried to copy a pattern out of our living room rug onto my hand.
The kids had a happy and fun-filled Eid, going to bed exhausted around midnight. And we still have two more days of the same! Hope everyone had a wonderful time!
The Eid day started bright and early with the father-son duo going for Eid prayers.
And after that we were ready to receive and visit family and friends.
Eid mubarak! The kids looks so grown up this year, I can barely stand it!
ReplyDeleteI think your hand looks lovely. I haven't done henna in so long. It does keep you from knitting for a while! Eid sounds like such a fun holiday. Enjoy the rest of it!
ReplyDeleteA lovely family! Can the kids use the camera and take a picture of Mom and Dad?
ReplyDeleteI hope you all enjoy the rest of the holidays :)
Eid Mubarak from France!I visit your blog quite often not only because you're a knitting expert but also because it has this little thing that other "knitting blogs" don't have...the Muslim touch!
ReplyDeleteTake care. (Sophie/Saliha)
Umme, your work is impressive! Thanks for sharing so many patterns.
ReplyDeleteIyi Bayramlar Umme Hanim. Well that's Eid Murbarak in Turkish. I love the new clothes your husband and son are wearing. I loved Seker Bayram (Eid) in Ankara, all the kids would come door to door looking for sweets/candy. It was such a happy time.
ReplyDeleteEid Mubarak!
ReplyDeleteYour hand looks wonderful. Enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteEid Mubarak(belated).
ReplyDeletehenna design I think is lovely :)
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