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My sister's sister-in-law asked me if I could make this print up for her. They were both out shopping and she saw a sign she liked, but wanted multiple things changed. Then my sister told her I could make the sign for her so she can have it exactly how she wanted it. And just like that, boom! I was hired!

Her boys play musical instruments, more specifically the bass clarinet and drums, so it was a print for them and the family to enjoy.
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A friend in my neighborhood asked if I could design an anniversary print for her to give her husband for their first anniversary. She wanted a picture of them with words on it, but wasn't sure how to go about it. I had the idea of doing a handwritten quote, because that style is pretty trendy right now.

We made some changes here and there and came up with this final result.

Happy One Year to them and many more to come!
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If you follow me on Instagram, you know I announced that my family is expecting a baby! My family had a reunion around the same time we could find out the gender, so I decided to do a gender reveal party with everyone. 

I saw this idea to do a milk and cookies party, where the color of the milk which is poured reveals the baby's gender. I decided it would be perfect for a big group and it's an idea that's pretty different. 


For the decorations, I went more simple because I didn't want to be packing a bunch of stuff. Paper straws that were pink and blue were a must! I ordered from PinkPoodlesDeux and had zero problems,  plus it was cheap, so I'll most likely order from there again. I also had some pink and blue paper confetti and that was it! It was so sim-ple (said in an Italian mafia's voice).

I started off with a raffle to build the suspense and the winner would be picked from the gender's bowl. The prize was a $5 gift card (high stakes here, people!) and I made a little card holder using the sewing technique I had here on the blog little while ago.
For the food, I had 3 different types of cookies. One batch was pink and blue M&M cookies with chocolate chips, so that was another way to bring in the pink and blue. I had bought some pastel M&M's from the Easter clearance sales, which was why I happened to have those colors. I know you can custom order specific colors, but it was perfect for me to already have it on hand. I also had coconut cookies and plain chocolate chip. My family isn't picky and we love chocolate. Then I had 2 gallons of milk to make sure everyone was able to have a glass and I thought coloring those blue and pink would bring in the theme as well. 

What we did to reveal the gender, was I bought a smaller jug of milk and put it into a brown paper sack (like one of those lunch sacks). That way it was hidden before it poured. Then when it was time to reveal, we poured it into a glass cup for everyone to see! Then we all were able to enjoy a delicious dessert after the fun surprise. 
The raffle was such a fun way to start off the party, I wanted to share it with you by making a free printable for it! Enjoy!
To get your printable, click here.
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The requirements that were asked for this invitation was to gather inspiration from the pink Pinterest board made for the shower. I love when clients kinda know what they want, but don't have any exact specifications. It makes it easier for me! 
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I had a hard time figuring out what to call this idea, but I'm sure you get the gist of it: I'm trying to show you how to make your own gift card pocket out of a store bought card that wasn't meant to have a gift card in it. Because those types of cards seems to cost more than regular cards and I always just go for $1 cards anyways... So here's a quick, money saving trick to make your own card to hold a gift card! 

And it seriously was quick. I'm talking maybe 5 minutes of your time - 10 minutes tops if you're having issues with your sewing machine... 
Tools you will need:
scissors/paper cutter
cardstock paper 
thread
sewing machine
card
gift card
pencil (optional)
1. Cut your cardstock into a pocket that will fit your gift card. I found that 4.25"x2.25" was a good size. It gave plenty of room to sew with.
 2. Sew your pocket onto the card. Make sure to backstitch on the top seams.
 3. Trim your thread and it's done!

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