I painted Jocelyn's letters to match her classic/modern nursery. Her mom wanted something simple that could make the transition from baby to toddler. Jocelyn's dad was concerned about anything hanging on the wall behind the crib- so we went with light weight canvas letters.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Jocelyn...
First, how cute is Jocelyn?!? Such a happy little girl!
I painted Jocelyn's letters to match her classic/modern nursery. Her mom wanted something simple that could make the transition from baby to toddler. Jocelyn's dad was concerned about anything hanging on the wall behind the crib- so we went with light weight canvas letters.
I painted Jocelyn's letters to match her classic/modern nursery. Her mom wanted something simple that could make the transition from baby to toddler. Jocelyn's dad was concerned about anything hanging on the wall behind the crib- so we went with light weight canvas letters.
Newly Established...
I rarely have time to paint things for my own family and friends, which is a good problem if you think about it. It's my goal to get a few things painted for my family during the month of October- we'll see how that goes.
(Me, Jessica, and Katie)
My best friend from high school is engaged and is getting married in Mexico next month. Many of their friends and family aren't able to go to the wedding (including us), so they had a pre-wedding "Party with Katie and Marty" party(---got that?). We had a great time, and it was good to catch up with some old girlfriends. I painted Katie and Marty an "established" sign as a little wedding gift. She loved it!
Organizing the little things...
I've made a ton of hair bow holders lately. They make a nice personalized, useful gift. Perfect for moms to keep all their little girl's bows organized and in one place. I've personalized them many different ways from using monograms, to names, and just the first initial. They make a great gift for birthdays, Christmas, and new big sister present!
Monday, August 31, 2009
Bell said, Bell uhhh said....
So I don't know what is the funniest/lamest part of this post. The fact that (A) Zack and I saved this on our DVR for months, (B) that I recorded the TV when we switched from Dish to TWC so we wouldn't lose this precious footage, or (C) that we continue to laugh every time we watch it. The clip is from Julia Lewis on WRAL. She clearly has a difficult time getting through the broadcast, but something about her face and the lack of words coming from her mouth as she fumbles, sends me giggling like a 6 year old. Come on, I know you're laughing too.
Zoo Baby
Butterflies and Bows
Monday, August 24, 2009
Owen Benjamin
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