Who doesn't love the beautiful moments to be remembered at a child's First birthday???? Or, who doesn't love the long awaited arrival of a new bundle of joy???? I had so much fun putting this party pack together. I almost wish I had the knowledge about crafts back when I was pregnant with all my little bundles of joy. I could've did some cool decorating for my own baby showers....LOL!
This party pack started out as a "Baby Shower" theme, but something unexpected happend when I cut my stroller out using Graphically Speaking and paper by Martha Stewart (double sided - baby girl prints). When I was putting the pink overlay on top, I noticed the words "first birthday" stuck out like a sore thumb. So, this could be a versatile party pack. Celebrate a new baby, or celebrate their 1st birthday.
I wrapped coordinating strips of paper around some plastic eating utensils and around a plastic cup full of colorful straws for just a bit of extra pizazz <<<<my word of the week, I think! :O)
The rosettes were made by first cutting strips 1" X 12" and the larger one is 1.5" X 12" (same paper pack as mentioned before). Then I accordion folded the strips (at 1/4" intervals), meeting the ends together, adding a dab of glue, and placing a small round die cut in the center. I then added some of my Provo Craft Mon Petit embossed stickers to the fronts. (I love making the handmade rosettes. I started yesterday and have a feeling they will be making appearances all over my creations now...LOL)
The glass jar holding the rosettes was an old triangular shaped salad dressing Jar I kept "just in case" (I knew I would use it.....LOL). I filled the jar with Darice Berry Accents foam opalescent beads. I used my bow easy to make the pink bow at the top and adhered two strips, from the same paper pack, that state "baby GIRL" to each tail of the bow.
I cut my stroller out as stated previously, made a smaller pink satin bow to embellish the stroller, added a pop dot to the back and placed it on a recycled gift bag my mom had just given Ariana a few days ago....man, oh, man, the amount of recycling and altering on this project is even amazing me....LOL!!!!
The small table tents were cut from a 2 1/2" wide strip that I cut in sections of 4 1/2" then folded in half. Once folded, I grabbed my Studio G Sweet Baby rubber stamp and my Pink Studio G ink pad.
I am quite thrilled with the amount of fun this provided while creating. And I hope you get some enjoyment out of peeking at my creation. Happy Crafting!!!!
I combined a few challenges for this project:
This party pack started out as a "Baby Shower" theme, but something unexpected happend when I cut my stroller out using Graphically Speaking and paper by Martha Stewart (double sided - baby girl prints). When I was putting the pink overlay on top, I noticed the words "first birthday" stuck out like a sore thumb. So, this could be a versatile party pack. Celebrate a new baby, or celebrate their 1st birthday.
I wrapped coordinating strips of paper around some plastic eating utensils and around a plastic cup full of colorful straws for just a bit of extra pizazz <<<<my word of the week, I think! :O)
The rosettes were made by first cutting strips 1" X 12" and the larger one is 1.5" X 12" (same paper pack as mentioned before). Then I accordion folded the strips (at 1/4" intervals), meeting the ends together, adding a dab of glue, and placing a small round die cut in the center. I then added some of my Provo Craft Mon Petit embossed stickers to the fronts. (I love making the handmade rosettes. I started yesterday and have a feeling they will be making appearances all over my creations now...LOL)
The glass jar holding the rosettes was an old triangular shaped salad dressing Jar I kept "just in case" (I knew I would use it.....LOL). I filled the jar with Darice Berry Accents foam opalescent beads. I used my bow easy to make the pink bow at the top and adhered two strips, from the same paper pack, that state "baby GIRL" to each tail of the bow.
I cut my stroller out as stated previously, made a smaller pink satin bow to embellish the stroller, added a pop dot to the back and placed it on a recycled gift bag my mom had just given Ariana a few days ago....man, oh, man, the amount of recycling and altering on this project is even amazing me....LOL!!!!
The small table tents were cut from a 2 1/2" wide strip that I cut in sections of 4 1/2" then folded in half. Once folded, I grabbed my Studio G Sweet Baby rubber stamp and my Pink Studio G ink pad.
I am quite thrilled with the amount of fun this provided while creating. And I hope you get some enjoyment out of peeking at my creation. Happy Crafting!!!!
I combined a few challenges for this project:
- Simon Says - Dies to Die For
- Creative Inspirations - #130 Let's Celebrate
- Decorate to Celebrate - #9 Baby's Birthday
- Stampin with the Dragon - 3D Decoupage
- All Sorts Challenges - #121 Alter / Recycle entry #2
- Just Some Lines - New Baby
- Sentimental Sundays - #73 Monochromatic
- Cupcake Inspirations - #128
- Sweet Stamps - #33 Anything but a Card
these are great baby decorations thank you for entering our baby challenge at decorate to celebrate
ReplyDeletegorgeous creations and love the presentation so beautiful, thank you for sharing with us at Stampin with the Dragon
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PS I have candy if you are interested
Super SWEET baby decorations!! I love those rosettes and the gift bag is just so adorable! Fabulous job Jessica. Thank you for joining us at Decorate to Celebrate, we hope to see you on our next challenge:)
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Norma
Hi Jessica
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous sucha great idea...
Thanks for joining in our Altered/recycled challenge this week and good luck in the draw
Emma xxx
What a great set, and so many examples of altering/recycling, I love all the different bits and bobs you've put together - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering my challenge this week at Allsorts and good luck!
Love Nicola xxx
Great collection it is adorable. Thanks for playing along with us at Decorate to Celebrate. nenerscreations.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteA wonderful card :) Thanks for joining in with our Let's Celebrate Challenge at Creative Inspirations Wednesday Challenge Blog! xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project - love it! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat baby shower decor! I especially like how you reclaimed the gift bag -- I'm going to try that soon! I was always worried about mixing patterns, but yours look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Decorate to Celebrate!
Jessica
DTC Guest Designer
http://decoratetocelebrate.blogspot.com/
http://cricutafterdark.blogspot.com
Cute Cute Cute Baby Card ... Thanks for playing along at Just Some Lines!
ReplyDeleteAwesome creation Jessica. I love pink. lol
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at SWTD.
Hugs Nataliya
Oh, this is just amazing, loving it all!! Thanks so much for playing along at JUST SOME LINES:)
ReplyDeleteWow, absolutel gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Simon Says Challenge this week.
Hugs,
Jo x
AWESOME job on everything, Jessica!! :) I totally agree that rosettes are SO addicting!! I can't wait to see what else you do with yours (I stick them to anything I can!! LOL)
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Amy :) at www.lovetocrop.com
and Decorate To Celebrate!
Wow, jessica...you really did a great job with this party pack....and you're right, rosettes can be addicting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us over at Decorate To Celebrate!!
Jeanette, guest designer @ DTC
www.janetscraftingplace.blogspot.com/
Gorgeous work! Thank you for joining us at Creative Inspirations Wednesday,s Challenge blog!
ReplyDeleteWonderful little ensemble that you've put together here! I can't wait until my friends start having babies so I can make cute things like this for them. :) Thanks so much for joining us at the Simon Says Stamp Challenge!
ReplyDeleteLove everything you created here...I especially love the color pink you choose to use!
ReplyDeletegreat baby party! Super cute colors!
ReplyDeletekacee
sweet! love the decorations & recycling. great job!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet. Love the flowers!
ReplyDeletemelissa
craftygator.blogspot.com
Visiting from Decorate to Celebrate. Versatile with the baby & 1st bday. Especially like the Rosettes.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
Beautiful set tfs
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BigBlogHugs Janet
Love these baby decos! So sweet! Here from DTC. Callyann
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