Christmas GIfts

I made quite a few Christmas gifts this year at the request of the giftees. I am not sure why some of the photos are rotated, but I can't seem to fix it...

First up, Dan's stationary:

Next up, Theresa's stationary:

Elizabeth's stationary (I think this is her 5th set): 

And a grocery bag for Jenny: 

No Sew Superhero Cape

I made a superhero cape for my nephew Max for his fourth birthday. I hope he loves it!

I followed this tutorial, but I made a few changes. I started with a piece of felt that was 18x36 inches. I wanted it to be longer than the cape in the tutorial. I also rounded the bottom corners. Then I cut out an "M" for Max using my Cricut machine. The only other thing I did differently was sew my velcro on for added strength, I know how hard kids pull things apart ;).

Onesie with tie

I decided to make a onesie that matched the baby booties I made for my friend Noey. I found this easy tutorial at the top of my Google search. I didn't have a whole lot of time to design something on my own. This worked out great because it had a template for the tie that was already scaled for the onesie! I used some iron on adhesive and wallah a cute onesie to match the booties!

Baby Booties

I have three friends expecting baby boys in the coming months. My sister shared this booty tutorial with me and I got the hair brained idea to make a pair for each baby boy. :P

The pair I made for Noey. When my husband and I saw this soft flannel, we just knew it was for Noey's baby boy.

This pair is for Sylvia's baby boy J. The nursery for little J is done in hues of orange and red. I thought this fabric was perfect for him.

The last pair is for Jessica's baby boy, Hudson. His nursery will be in shades of sage, cream and brown once his daddy gets his room ready.

I hope they all loved their booties! The booties weren't too hard to make. The only hard part was pinning them since they are so tiny.