You have got to RUN over to Little Miss Momma….
NOW!
Why might you ask? Cause it’s time for some LOVE!
Cause you can download MY EXCLUSIVE for LMM “KEEP CALM AND LOVE ON” Valentine’s Day printables! I don’t know which I like better….can I put up both?
But that’s not all….
There’s something to be said for the fun of a Polariod. The silly shape, waiting for it to develop, the funky coloring. It’s just classic.
Well, now that real Polariods have gone the way of the Zack Morris phone…
it was only natural that someone would come up with an awesome program to turn your digital photos into “real” Polariods!
Enter the Poladroid program! A super easy, super fun way to make your own “Polariods”. It even has the “wait or shake” time period while your picture is “developing”. Makes it more authentic 
It was so easy to “roid” out my favorite picture of LJ and I!
Just crop your picture into a square.
That’s it! It’s so easy, and it even let’s you save your picture or upload it to Flickr. Love it!
But the best part….the program is FREE!!! Just head over to the Poladriod site and download your copy. I’d LOVE to see your “roided” pictures!
Ever have one of those nights were you lay in bed for what feels like hours, dreaming of great ideas and projects?
Last night, that was me.
And for once, I actually did one of the projects I dreamed of!
So, I thought a cute little handwritten note that Santa can leave for LJ would be adorable! And since Santa has enough to worry about, I figured I’d make up some sweet stationary for him.
I’m sure this year it won’t mean much that Santa left him a note, but I hope it becomes one of the things he looks forward to each year.
Want your own letter from Santa??? Download my stationary HERE and leave it out on Christmas Eve for Santa to fill out!
To continue with my prep for the holidays, I figured I should tackle the one coming up first!
HALLOWEEN TIME BABY!
Since this year will be the first year that LJ might possibly (maybe) understand what is going on, I really want to make it special. It will probably only be the three of us, maybe a few grandparents in tow…but that shouldn’t make it anymore fun!
I made up some cupcake toppers and cupcake wrappers and thought I would share them with you! Don’t we all deserve a treat
I’m so excited to finally say that everything I wanted to do for LJ’s first birthday (6 months ago) is finished!
party…….CHECK
all out mod monkey madness…..CHECK
scrapbook…….CHECK
memory bag……CHECK
As many of you will be pleased to know, I finally busted open the sewing machine for this one! I know, I know….it’s been sitting around waiting to be opened for weeks, but I did it ok!
I’m so excited that LJ is getting a new little cousin soon! All of his other cousins are quite a bit older, so it will be so cool for him to have a cousin his age.
A few weeks ago, we threw my “you can’t possibly be 6 months pregnant” sister-in-law a baby shower. She is one of my best friends, I love her like she’s always been my sister, and I was just so excited to personalize a shower for her.
I used my cricut to make these adorabe onsie cupcake toppers in a sweet green, pink, and white paisley with a little pink flower (which of course I didn’t get a picture of).
My MIL made an adorable diaper cake!
But everyone was talking about the little candybar wrappers I did for Hershey’s nuggets. They were so little, chubby, and cute! It was such a sweet addition to the party.
They were such a hit, I thought I would share them with you! I changed the message to say “It’s A Girl” or “It’s A Boy” so they can be used over and over again! They are perfectly sized for all Hershey’s nuggets, so all you have to do it cut them out and wrap the up!
Though we are going to have a rather low key 4th, I still want to make it special. So I came up with some adorable cupcake toppers!
As a special treat to my readers, I’m offering them to you for FREE! Use them in cupcakes, as decoration, or whatever other stroke of brilliance you have.
Just click HERE to download yours!
Directions:
1) Download Cupcake Toppers jpeg and print
2) Cut out toppers. If leaving them as squares, cut out entire square. If punching out (2.5 inch circle or scalloped punch), you only need one flat side.
3) If punching, center the design in the punch and squeeze/push punch.
4) Put glue dots, tape, or regular glue on toothpick, popcicle stick, or lollipop stick.
5) Attach stick to back of topper. A second side can be added.
I would love to see what you do with them! So come on back and leave a link
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