Here we are - all three of us!We actually took this picture at church - doesn't it look like it?! We set the camera on the Jeep and there you go!
23 weeks
This one I used pink and brown as my colors. I used the giraffe print as the background and then added three patterned papers in strips down the left side. I wrote a simple message and added a piece of pink organdy ribbon with the friend's initial.
This one has a multitude of papers - 8 total! I used a design template from CPS and based the colors off of the middle paper. I miscalculated the size of the four squares and had to add a piece of black in the middle to make it work. This is just a thinking of you card.
This card is for a friend that just moved into a new house - her first home! I used the blue flowerdy paper as the basis for the other colors. I added the white die-cut flower and a pink jewel in the middle. I wrote "Congratulations!" in the white stripe.
This last card is for a co-worker who just had surgery this week. I wanted to make it cheerful so I used bright colors. I used 4 papers and some purple organdy ribbon. I wrote simply, "Praying for you" and then on the inside, "hoping you feel better soon!"
This is my former boss, Gary.
Everyone cheered each time the participants fell in. It was hilarious!
Here I am with my Michigan t-shirt on (well, actually one of Barry's). I'm almost 23 weeks (1 day shy of it). The extra little bulge is my belt - these pants were so large that I needed it!Here I am with my co-worker, Mary. We used to work in the same department but now have gone separate ways. She's a great friend to me!
Sure, I know, who would post a picture of the first load of baby clothes? Crazy people like me, I guess! We've been saving up the clothes to get to a point to do a load and this was the first one.
According to Baby Center, at 22 weeks, the baby is the size of a spaghetti squash. I had no idea what that was and my co-worker decided to surprise me with one on Monday!
The squash wasn't quite as long as they said the baby should be (over 10 inches) and it weighed significantly more than what the baby weighs - 4 pounds, but it gives a good indication of the size of the baby.
Can you believe that Scooter is this big?!
I made this card and another exactly the same for two families that just had baby boys. I used the "It's a Boy" paper for the background and then some train paper as an accent. I made a large capital letter in the orange print for each child and wrote their name on the letter.