Artsy virtual baby shower ideas download#
Artsy virtual baby shower ideas free#

Crochet Scalloped Earflap Hat and Flower by Repeat Crafter Me 6. Personalized Onesie Dress by Create & Babble 5. Personalized Onesie Tutorial by Ginger Snap Crafts 4. DIY No-Sew Baby Headband by Practically Functional 3.

Artsy virtual baby shower ideas free#

Emergency Diaper Kit with Free Printable by From Wine to Whine 2. Name That Rockin’ Lullaby Baby Shower Game + Free Printable by Where the Smiles Have Beenġ. Printable Baby Word Search by Simply Kelly Designs 4. Free Printable Baby Shower Game – Alphabet Cards by Cutesy Crafts 3. Onesie Making Station by unOriginal Mom 2.

Baby Shower Decoration Ideas by Southern Coutureġ. “It’s a Girl!” Printable Bunting Banner by Just a Girl and Her Blog 4. Customizable Baby Shower Invites by Tried & True 2. Guacamole Shrimp Bites from Katie’s Cucinaġ. Chai Latte Cupcakes with Cupcake Toppers by Two Purple Couches 2. Make sure to stop by and see the rest of our virtual shower to enjoy the other fabulous projects my blog friends have created for this special occasion!ġ. I hope you’ll join me in wishing Lauren and her hubby the very best as they get ready for baby’s arrival.

Artsy virtual baby shower ideas download#

I wanted to make this particular design available to you all as a free printable in honor of Lauren and her sweet baby! To grab it, simply right click on the image below and save it to your device, or head here to download from Google Drive. That’s all there is to it! You could personalize this project in many different ways, including choosing other colors and writing another verse or phrase that means a lot to the mama-to-be. If your paper is 9 x 12″ or 8.5 x 11″ to start, you’ll want to trim it before you begin lettering so that you know what you’re working with.

Once my design was finished, all that was left to do was frame it! I made sure I started with 8 x 10″ paper so it would fit in the frame correctly. For a complete photo tutorial on each of these embellishments check out these posts: I decided to use three flowers in the center of a curving vine. I also made a few little embellishments on either side of the word “gift.” To create these, simply press the entire brush tip of the Tombow Dual Brush Pen horizontally to the paper and it’ll produce an inverted raindrop shape. I chose to place mine as though the light source were coming from the left side, casting shadows on the right of each letter. Step 4: Use a grey marker to add shadows to the colored words. If you’ve never done hand lettering before, here is a very simple photo tutorial that will guide you and get you started…it’s easier than you think, honestly!

Step 3: Using your colored/dual brush markers, fill in the brush lettered words. Step 2: Use your black marker/fudenosuke pen to write the print parts of the quote on the correct lines. Step 1: Use your ruler and pencil to draw evenly spaced horizontal lines on your paper. Since hand lettering is my favorite way to create these days, I thought I’d make a piece of art for the baby’s nursery using the verse Lauren and her husband used on their pregnancy announcement!

Friends, today we have a big reason to celebrate! Lauren, my bloggy friend from The Thinking Closet, is having a baby!!! As her due date approaches, some of us decided that even though we all live far apart, it would be fun to get together and have a little “virtual shower” for Lauren by creating projects, recipes, decor, and more.