However, I did find this little cute thing on esty. I'm going to make Kyle take me out to get some yarn so I can try it. I think it would be fun for photographs. It would also keep me busy for at least a day or two. They're called photography/baby cacoons. Here it is:
Like I said in my last post, I've been keeping busy with scrapbooking. These are some of my recent pages. My style is very simple. I don't like taking away from the images so I try to focus on them. I'm not the best about journaling but I'm getting a little better about at least putting something on it. You should be able to click on the image to see a bigger size.
Nieces and Nephews:
Miss Erika Allen: She sure knows how to win you over with that sweet face of hers.
Elijah, I think he is 4 months old in this pic. He melts my heart.
Elizabeth, Rose, and Sami are just three reasons why I love being an aunt.
Rosie: the little racsal
Little Bitty Lily
Pregnancy: at least what I have done so far.
The Belly Progression. 22 weeks/30 weeks/38 weeks.
My letter to baby Leon.
Other:
Clarky-poo. One cool brother in law
Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. It was one of our favorite places.
These are the "cool cats" we made for most of the nieces and nephews for x-mas of 2007
Christmas Tree Hunting from 2007
4 comments:
Kelly, These pages are adorable!! I hope you have time to make those cocoons!! They are super cute. I know it is so hard to wait and wait to go into labor. i had to be induced also. The first time I did not like that because I just wanted it to happen, but with Ady it was nice to just know when she would be born and not have to worry about it happening in the middle of the night and not being ready. Hang in there. I am so impressed with all the projects and things you are doing to stay busy!
Your pages are awesome. The letter to Leo definitely made me tear up. I know those feelings well. :) Praying your little man comes soon!! And before Sunday, so you won't have to be induced. My induction with Corban was not a good experience, but I think it was because my body simply was not ready. (I was 39 weeks). This time, I went in sort of for an induction, had planned on them just breaking my water bc I was 3.5cm already, but all they had to do was strip my membranes and let me walk, and I went from 3.5 to 5 in an hour. I think it just depends on how ready your body (and baby!) are. And it sounds like yours is working on readiness. lol Praying for you, though, as I know how frustrating false labor is and how hard waiting is.
I had had my membranes stripped twice prior to the day I gave birth to Cate- once the day before! But when the doctor did it at the hospital, he had me bear down with a contraction, and then he reeeeeally stripped my membranes. It was far more intense than when I had had it done before. Your little boy will be here soon! And before you know it, he'll be emptying out the pantry and dumping soap like Corban is as I type this- lol. Off to save my kitchen!
Love the pages!!! I'll definitely have to steal them b/c I love "quick" simple pages too! I've done a few lately that I copied from my friend that I was thinking about posting. We'll see if I get around to doing that!
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