Showing posts with label Baby Shower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Shower. Show all posts

Monday, December 3, 2012

Baby Shower Favors

My neighbor was hosting a baby shower for her daughter, who also happens to be a friend of mine, and asked me to help with the favors. She had the idea of making some cute little bracelets with a cross to show how they've been "blessed" with a baby boy. Here's what we came up with...




We packaged them in little blue organza bags with a small "Thank You" mint (made by Wilton and purchased at Michael's). I used my Cricut to cut tags out of some baby blue card stock and wrote "We've been blessed with a boy. Thanks for sharing our joy!".




And here is the bracelet on a fabulous model, which may or may not be me....



I purchased the crosses from a fellow Etsy shop and the chains and jump rings from Michaels. This was a very inexpensive, yet meaningful gift to make for the guests.

-Blythe

Places I'm Partying:


Lil\'LunaThe 36th AVENUE

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Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Baby Girl Wreath

We will be welcoming a new baby cousin into the family in just a few weeks (squeal!!!). I wanted to make something special for her nursery and I've been on a bit of a wreath-making kick lately, so.......


What You Need:
  • Wreath Form
  • Ribbon
  • Straight Pins
  • Felt
  • Wooden Letter
  • Needle & Thread
  • Mod Podge, Hot Glue
How You Make It:
  • Cut ribbon into lengths long enough to go around wreath form with a bit of overlap.
  • Wrap alternating pieces of ribbon around wreath and secure in place with straight pins until entire wreath is covered.
  • Apply a coat of Mod Podge to the back where the ends of the ribbon are to prevent fraying.
  • Make felt flowers: Cut a strip of felt approximately 2"x12". Fold in half lengthwise and sew ends together. Once sewn, cut slits down entire length about 3/4 of the way to the bottom. Next, starting with one end, roll up into flower and sew through bottom to secure

  • Paint wooden letter to match ribbon and let dry.
  • Glue on felt flowers and wooden letter with hot glue.



Places I'm Partying:

Tip Junkie handmade projects

 


The 36th AvenueToys In The DryerSee Vanessa Craft

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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Monogrammed Onesie Cookies

Making decorations and goodies for baby showers is so much fun. The She's Ready to Pop Again popcorn box favors were so cute that I just couldn't stop there. I also made some monogrammed onesie cut-out cookies and dipped strawberries.

Strawberry season is here and they are so sweet right now. I melted some pink Wilton Candy Melts, dipped the strawberries, then rolled the bottom in light green sugar (the color scheme of the shower was pink & green).


The recipes used:
Sugar Cookie Dough: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/the-best-rolled-sugar-cookies/detail.aspx
Cookie Icing: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/sugar-cookie-icing/detail.aspx

And FYI, I bought the onesie cookie cutter at http://www.cheapcookiecutters.com/

Places I'm Partying:
http://www.bluecricketdesign.net/

http://sewwoodsy.com/2012/02/whats-up-wednesday-link-party-12.html
Katie's Nesting Spotshabby creek cottage


One Artsy Mama

Monday, January 30, 2012

She's Ready to POP! Baby Shower Favors

My cousin will be welcoming her second little girl into the family in just a few short weeks. I was excited to make the favors for the beautiful baby shower she had last weekend.

SHE'S READY TO POP, AGAIN! POPCORN BOX FAVORS:
I was inspired by something I saw on Pinterest for this.

What You Need:
  • Popcorn Box for Template (Michaels had a package of little red & white popcorn boxes for $2.99)
  • Decorative Cardstock (baby girl-themed for my purposes)
  • Adhesive
  • Scoring Tool
  • Scissors
  • Labels (I used Gartner Studios Printable Scallop Circle Labels from Michaels)
How To Make It:
  • Disassemble the popcorn box and trace for template.
  • Cut out template. If cardstock is two-sided, make sure your box is oriented correctly before scoring.
  • Noting fold lines on original box, score lines on your new template.
  • Fold and glue together flaps to form box.
  • Print and affix labels, then fill with popcorn!!!
  • I made a mix of popcorn and pastel pink & white m&ms. I had some leftover pink candy melts from some dipped strawberries and drizzled that over the popcorn too.
  • To finish, I placed each popcorn box into a cellophane bag and tied with a pink ribbon.
Places I'm Partying:


Tip Junkie handmade projectsNightOwlCrafting
www.bluecricketdesign.net
http://sewwoodsy.com/2012/02/whats-up-wednesday-link-party-12.html
http://thistlewoodfarm.wordpress.com/2012/01/31/a-journey-of-1000-steps/
www.thirtyhandmadedays.com
www.whipperberry.com







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