I made these Big Sis Lil Bro shirts in anticipation of baby J's arrival. I tried to make the sis shirt as girly as possible and the bro shirt have a manly appeal.
Baby J was born on 11-12-13 !!!
His tiny onesie fit him well and got to be his going home outfit!!! Big Sis showed off her sweetness in her shirt too !!!!
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Friday, November 15, 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Instagram Sunday
This little Mister started crawling and pulling up all in the same week!
This little Miss was given her farm quilt last Sunday and she loved it!.......
And this little pooch has been a cuddlebug all weekend!
This little Miss was given her farm quilt last Sunday and she loved it!.......
And this little pooch has been a cuddlebug all weekend!
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Baseball Themed Baby Shower
December 9th we had the baby shower for Aaron and Stephanie. They are using a vintage baseball theme for their nursery so Katie and I wanted to go with a baseball theme for the shower as well. We tried going vintage baseball for decorating but that proved more difficult than we first thought, so we just did as much baseball as we could find or create!
I found a white tablecloth at Kohls. We wanted everything to really stand out on the table against the red wall, so white was a good choice. I found some baseball cards at Target to hang from twine and run across the front of the table. Walmart had the tiny clothespin. They were on the aisle with office supplies. Stephanie loaned me her beverage dispenser and we made a raspberry punch that everyone loved.
2 liters of ginger ale
2 cans of citrus blend from the frozen juice aisle
2 cans of mixed berry blend from the frozen juice aisle
1 package of frozen raspberries
We found these baseball patterned lanterns at Party City, they came three in a package. Stephanie snatched these up after the party to possibly use in the nursery.
We made the "Concessions" banner from scrap booking paper purchased at Michael's and I made the letters from Word and then traced onto red card stock. I had a ribbon slot punch in my scrap booking supplies that came in very handy for stringing ribbon through each flag banner piece.
Cousin Canon loaned us some of his baseballs to fill our apothecary jar....
Red and white paper straws were purchased off Etsy....
I found one of Aaron's youth baseball gloves that made a good centerpiece for the table.......

Katie has a co-worker who makes cup cakes. She got enough to fill this blue pedestal cake stand twice......
These melt in your mouth sugar cookies came from a boutique bakery called Three Women and an Oven.....
We tried to think of as many ballpark snacks we could to put on the table. Katie had purchased these glass containers last year for a bridal shower, so they worked perfect to hold small amounts of sunflower seeds and varieties of peanuts....
A co-worker of mine loaned me this wood vintage Coca-Cola crate and we found small Coca-Cola bottles at WalMart and Target. We placed some packages of Big League Chew bubble gum in front of the crate along with a jar of baseball gum balls....
We covered some box lids in Kraft paper to create some height on the table. Bags of popcorn were placed on the top level and boxes of cracker jacks on the bottom level...

We also made a poster board to tape to the front door to greet guests. Letters were made from Word and cut out of scrapbook paper. I "Google imaged" the words "vintage baseball" and found some pictures to print and add to the poster board.....
And we made tissue paper flowers to hang above the buffet line for the hot dogs and nachos (forgot to take pictures of all that food!)...
It was a great baby shower and Stephanie and Aaron received lots of necessities for baby boy! February cannot get here fast enough !!!!
I found a white tablecloth at Kohls. We wanted everything to really stand out on the table against the red wall, so white was a good choice. I found some baseball cards at Target to hang from twine and run across the front of the table. Walmart had the tiny clothespin. They were on the aisle with office supplies. Stephanie loaned me her beverage dispenser and we made a raspberry punch that everyone loved.
2 liters of ginger ale
2 cans of citrus blend from the frozen juice aisle
2 cans of mixed berry blend from the frozen juice aisle
1 package of frozen raspberries
We found these baseball patterned lanterns at Party City, they came three in a package. Stephanie snatched these up after the party to possibly use in the nursery.
We made the "Concessions" banner from scrap booking paper purchased at Michael's and I made the letters from Word and then traced onto red card stock. I had a ribbon slot punch in my scrap booking supplies that came in very handy for stringing ribbon through each flag banner piece.
Cousin Canon loaned us some of his baseballs to fill our apothecary jar....
Red and white paper straws were purchased off Etsy....
I found one of Aaron's youth baseball gloves that made a good centerpiece for the table.......
Katie has a co-worker who makes cup cakes. She got enough to fill this blue pedestal cake stand twice......
These melt in your mouth sugar cookies came from a boutique bakery called Three Women and an Oven.....
We tried to think of as many ballpark snacks we could to put on the table. Katie had purchased these glass containers last year for a bridal shower, so they worked perfect to hold small amounts of sunflower seeds and varieties of peanuts....
A co-worker of mine loaned me this wood vintage Coca-Cola crate and we found small Coca-Cola bottles at WalMart and Target. We placed some packages of Big League Chew bubble gum in front of the crate along with a jar of baseball gum balls....
We covered some box lids in Kraft paper to create some height on the table. Bags of popcorn were placed on the top level and boxes of cracker jacks on the bottom level...
By the front door we had baby blue and white M&M's for guest to take on their way home. We used white organza bags to hold the candy and purchased these cute handmade distressed baseball tags from LuckyLu Creations off Etsy.
She helped me come up with the idea of what to say on the tags.
We also made a poster board to tape to the front door to greet guests. Letters were made from Word and cut out of scrapbook paper. I "Google imaged" the words "vintage baseball" and found some pictures to print and add to the poster board.....
And we made tissue paper flowers to hang above the buffet line for the hot dogs and nachos (forgot to take pictures of all that food!)...
It was a great baby shower and Stephanie and Aaron received lots of necessities for baby boy! February cannot get here fast enough !!!!
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Welcome Harper Louise
Kelly and Eric now have their baby Harper to love and to hold. She joins big brother Owen who will soon turn four. Harper was resting her head close to her mama's heart, getting some skin on skin contact, looking at her mama, putting a face with a voice! She came into this world on Thursday, July 21st.
When Kelly found out she was getting her baby girl, her head started swimming with ideas of what she wanted for girly stuff. She loves paisleys, so when she saw Michael Miller's Watermelon Patti Paisley, she was hooked. We then spent the next couple of months creating many things with paisley prints. Above is the back side of Harper's baby quilt. We also made a baby blanket with this same paisley on the front and hot pink minky dot on the back. Below is a changing pad made with the watermelon patti paisley......
Kelly also loves the song from Tim McGraw's movie, My Friend Flicka, titled My Little Girl.
Her friend Janelle painted this beautiful canvas for Harper's nursery using the lyrics from the song and the colors and paisley print from the fabric. Very creative that girl is !
I love this bottom corner of the canvas. It's like she perfectly transferred the print from the fabric right onto the canvas.....
Baby Harper is a very lucky little girl, she's got two great parents, grandparents, great-grand parents, aunts, uncles and lots of friends to watch over her.....

From her head to her toes, she's full of goodness and sweetness and we all look forward to watching her grow up into a beautiful young lady....
When Kelly found out she was getting her baby girl, her head started swimming with ideas of what she wanted for girly stuff. She loves paisleys, so when she saw Michael Miller's Watermelon Patti Paisley, she was hooked. We then spent the next couple of months creating many things with paisley prints. Above is the back side of Harper's baby quilt. We also made a baby blanket with this same paisley on the front and hot pink minky dot on the back. Below is a changing pad made with the watermelon patti paisley......
Kelly also loves the song from Tim McGraw's movie, My Friend Flicka, titled My Little Girl.
Her friend Janelle painted this beautiful canvas for Harper's nursery using the lyrics from the song and the colors and paisley print from the fabric. Very creative that girl is !
I love this bottom corner of the canvas. It's like she perfectly transferred the print from the fabric right onto the canvas.....
Baby Harper is a very lucky little girl, she's got two great parents, grandparents, great-grand parents, aunts, uncles and lots of friends to watch over her.....
From her head to her toes, she's full of goodness and sweetness and we all look forward to watching her grow up into a beautiful young lady....
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