For Karen

Some more fun baby clothes. I love these puffy faux pearl shirts. So cute on little girls.

I also love ribbon embellishment tees. My husband says it looks like a hairy chest..his friend said it looked like going through the car wash...I thought it was cute...
And a cute bubble skirt with matching periwinkle flowers.
There were some more items. But I always forget to take pictures.

For Marissa

A boy! They're not as fun to make things for, but I'm getting better at coming up with ideas.

So for Marissa (my visiting teacher)

Cute matching burp cloth and taggie toy.
A Onsie, copying the colors. A distressed truck. I love how the edges are darker and rugged. I used the Home Decor cartridge for the front and back.
And on the back...
And some cute brown shorts with a "C" for Charlie. I found this "C" pre-made at Hobby Lobby! Super cute all I did was iron on and top stitch!

Congrats Marissa!

For Mackenzie

Another girl. So, more cuteness. I copied this EXACTLY from one my cute friend made me! I LOVE it.

Some fun hair accessories.
And my favorite lil' outfit. Fit for a princess.


Another cute {peacock} romper I couldn't pass up at Target.

For Lisa

My friend Lisa found out she's having twin girls! I decided to make her cute matchy shirts. Faux pearl necklace shirts, with a cute flower. I found the tutorial HERE. I love her rhinestone embellishments. Mine are more plain. But I still like them.

Cute matching onsies with ribbon embellishment. The pictures don't really do them justice, but you can see HERE where I copied it from. I just tweaked it a little for a onsie. And you can see a cute black crocheted headband to go with it.

A pair of poppies. For added cuteness.

And I couldn't pass up these cute rompers at Target.

Guitar bibs

I also made these a while back and just stumbled upon the picture..

I used a pack of bibs from wal-mart, so their not the nicest quality..but I was experimenting. Now I can do these embellishments on home made bibs, and it will be wonderful!

I love the yellow with this fabric. It feels very 70's to me.

I used wonder under so I could easily trace the patterns out and cut them. Then I ironed them on, and top stitched over the whole thing. I loved how they turned out.

Baby Kai

My sil had a baby boy (so jealous) and her Mom wanted me to make her something cute to display at her shower. The nice thing was she bought all the supplies for me, and all I had to do was assemble!

So she got a cute diaper cake in blues and browns..

And a cute sign to match his room.

First grandson! We're so excited!

For Melanie

My friend Melanie is having a boy, her third child, and first son. I'm very excited for her...

So I made her a burp cloth and matching onsie. Does the monster look Asian? I knd of think he does...


On the back of the monster onsie..
And a hooded towel. It was my first time making one. I didn't love the tutorial I followed..I'll change a few thing next time. I don't like how pointy it is..but it did turn out pretty cute. And I love the stripes.

Boomin' with babies!

My friends are all pregnant, or recently pregnant. (pretty much) So between all of them (and a b-day present for my daughter's friend) I have been busy making 8 presents for babies! So expect a lot of posts to follow. This one was for my friend Somer, expecting boy #2

For some reason I was in a theme mood. Stars. I wrapped it all up in a star bag, with a star tag. Let's see what's inside...



First off a Star themed sign. I decided to try to make it weather proof so she could hang it on her door to avoid those pesky doorbell ringers...I coated it all in mod-podge. BAD idea. It kind of looks unfortunate, but it will do the job...
Now a star bib, taggie toy, and burp cloth. And notice that the paper and fabric match!
This won't seem cool, because you don't have a frog named pock with an orange dot on his shoulder...but they do! This stencil was a PAIN to make! But I LOVE how it turned out!
Congrats Somer!