I absolutely love working with acid-free printed paper. Not only is it affordable (thanks to coupons) but it also serves double purpose as party decor and then it can be saved into scrapbook albums. If you don't need to keep it all, it can also end up in the recycle bin.
For this baby shower, all I simply did was cut and paste! Setting it up will be a cinch, since materials are light. The paper onesies could be hung with string and clothespins and the pinwheels just propped into jars or stuck straight up with some play dough as base.
For this baby shower, all I simply did was cut and paste! Setting it up will be a cinch, since materials are light. The paper onesies could be hung with string and clothespins and the pinwheels just propped into jars or stuck straight up with some play dough as base.
It's always nice to personalize an event with a monogram. I wanted to soften the look with a cursive letter. L is for Luke, and boy-oh-boy are we excited to meet you!
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