Baby Carriage Themed Party Favors

Hello Everyone, I am back from a fun filled vacation at sea and has been making up for lost time in my craft room. I'm not sure if I shared this with you all but I am making baby shower favors for my cousin who is expecting her first granddaughter this fall. The shower is next weekend in Chicago. So yes you guessed it, my family and I will be traveling again real soon.

The parents and proud "glam" mom to be went with the baby carriage theme along with the colors pink and green. When I heard that I was elated, lol. Pink is my favorite color and everything looks good when paired with pink. Anyway, I spend the entire day, evening and night in my craft room yesterday and I have some fantastic projects to share with you all today. If you are looking for inspiration then look no farther, *smile*.

First up is the card that I made for the shower. It is a shaped card that I also entered into a speed challenge on the Krafty Kea8tions facebook page. I used the cricut cartridge "Cricut Alphabet" to create the entire card. Along with my gypsy for welding the shapes together.

Next up are some tumblers and cups that I created. They will be used for prizes during the games.

A while back Michaels had Terra Cotta pots on sale for .40 cents. How could I resist this next project?

I decided to make some floral pen centerpieces that will be placed on the tables as decor and double as writing instruments to use during the games.

Be sure to check back tomorrow for more great party favors and ideas. Please do leave a comment letting me know you stopped by. Thanks so much and have a good evening.

Sharondalyn

Materials

Card

Cricut Expression 2, Cricut Alphabet Cartridge, Ribbon, Brads, Bling on a roll, Pearls by Recollections, Paper by Paper Studio, Misc Paper Clip

Cups and Tumblers

Expression 2, Cricut Alphabet Cartridge, Vinyl, Transfer Tape, Bling on a Roll, Curling Ribbon, Shred,

Flower Pot Centerpieces

Acrylic paint, Terra Cotta Pots (Various sizes), Vinyl, Cricut Alphabet Cartridge,

Flower Pens

Paper mate ink pens, flower stems by Ashland, floral tape