The mom of the recently dedicated/ baptized child also made these balls that were hung from a light. She cut out polyester circles and then heated them to fuse and melt the edges. She started using a lighter them switched to a candle. Little did she know that there was something called a heat tool when she could have heated several at once. She then pinned them to a foam circle. So simple and so darling. May have to try them myself.

Mom of the child we know recently dedicated/blessed/baptized made this. She is so talented. She even had her art on display in DC when she was younger. We did not coordinate stuff. I made mine on a hunch and based on the invite. You'd never know it. All was beautiful.

This banner goes with the table decoration I posted a few days ago. I used the Perfect Pennants die. The rectangles were cut and the triangle cut out was done by hand. Colors: elegant eggplant, very vanilla, perfect plum, a little retired pale plum, soft suede. Paper flowers, twill ribbon, other. Some of it was spritzed with my homemade spritzer (shimmer paint and rubbing alcohol). It looked adorable and matched real well with the family's decorations. Like it had been coordinated. I had a lot of fun making this. Making banners is fun. Thanks for stopping, Sandy

This card goes with the other recent baptism items I have posted. This is the card I made for the gift (purchased items) that I gave the little one. The stamp set is retired, sadly, but went with numerous religious events. I will post my other project shortly. And some of the items the child's crafty/artistic mom made too.

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