Evening all..
Hope you are all well!
So I'm stealing some time away to tell you all our good news! I'm a mummy!!! At long last she arrived! After a very quick labour we welcomed our daughter Lana Eve Bartlett into the world on Tuesday 19th March 2013 at 10.26pm weighing 8lb 1oz! We're all doing well, apart from a slight lack of sleep. She's beautiful and we're completely besotted! I thought I'd share a couple of soppy pics with you.
Thats it for now...I've been catching time between her naps to do some crafting, its amazing how kind people are so I'm working on some nice and CAS thank you cards, I will try and share them next week with you!
Have a great weekend.
Kate
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Thursday, 7 March 2013
Baby Shower Favours...
So as I mentioned in my first post back... I'm expecting a baby! YAY!
We're into the home stretch now, everything is almost ready, the nursery furniture is in and assembled. I have started the mountains of washing in preparation ( I better get used to it I suppose) The house is busting at the seems with nappies and all sorts of lotions and potions and I've finally started to get excited about our imminent arrival!
A couple of weeks ago my lovely work friend Abbie helped me organize my baby shower! I wasn't completely sure what to expect as I've never attended one before and this is my first child it was all a bit new. We decided to go with a full on pink tea party theme - why not hey! The table was full of homemade sandwiches and cake, pink balloons and bunting strung up everywhere! It was such a lovely day - so many people turned up I was completely overwhelmed by it all.
The only thing I had to do was organize the party favours - which of course I didn't mind, any excuse to be crafty is fine with me! I did struggle at first to come up with an idea of what to do...I knew it had to be something I could mass produce, we were expecting around 30 people and therefore it had to be fairly cheap. So this is what I came up with...
Using a combination of products from my favourite Papertrey Ink and Pink Petticoat I managed to create these cute sweet bags. I printed some of my favourite patterns from Liz at Pink Petticoat in various shades of pink and created a fold over to seal the glassine bags - after obviously filling them with various PINK sweets! I stapled to secure the card and punched a couple of holes in the top which I then threaded with button twine before adding the tag. I had to incorporate my beloved kraft card somewhere. I die cut hearts from left over pink paper added a few gems and a sentiment - thank you seemed appropriate! I couldn't resist finishing them off with these plastic pink dummies that I found from a online party shop - adding a bit of fun to proceedings!
And that was that - 30 bags later and fairly easy to mass produce.
What do you think? I was rather chuffed with the end result and I have to say my friends were too!
Thanks for reading
Kate
xx
We're into the home stretch now, everything is almost ready, the nursery furniture is in and assembled. I have started the mountains of washing in preparation ( I better get used to it I suppose) The house is busting at the seems with nappies and all sorts of lotions and potions and I've finally started to get excited about our imminent arrival!
A couple of weeks ago my lovely work friend Abbie helped me organize my baby shower! I wasn't completely sure what to expect as I've never attended one before and this is my first child it was all a bit new. We decided to go with a full on pink tea party theme - why not hey! The table was full of homemade sandwiches and cake, pink balloons and bunting strung up everywhere! It was such a lovely day - so many people turned up I was completely overwhelmed by it all.
The only thing I had to do was organize the party favours - which of course I didn't mind, any excuse to be crafty is fine with me! I did struggle at first to come up with an idea of what to do...I knew it had to be something I could mass produce, we were expecting around 30 people and therefore it had to be fairly cheap. So this is what I came up with...
Using a combination of products from my favourite Papertrey Ink and Pink Petticoat I managed to create these cute sweet bags. I printed some of my favourite patterns from Liz at Pink Petticoat in various shades of pink and created a fold over to seal the glassine bags - after obviously filling them with various PINK sweets! I stapled to secure the card and punched a couple of holes in the top which I then threaded with button twine before adding the tag. I had to incorporate my beloved kraft card somewhere. I die cut hearts from left over pink paper added a few gems and a sentiment - thank you seemed appropriate! I couldn't resist finishing them off with these plastic pink dummies that I found from a online party shop - adding a bit of fun to proceedings!
And that was that - 30 bags later and fairly easy to mass produce.
What do you think? I was rather chuffed with the end result and I have to say my friends were too!
Thanks for reading
Kate
xx
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