Showing posts with label Patsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patsy. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Robot Baby Gifts


I found a lot of robot gifts for Baby Riot that also doubled as decorations for the shower. I want to share them with you, as well as great gifts from other people at the shower, in case any of you know a little boy who loves robots.

Forget the teddy bear, this stuffed robot is the cutest thing ever, right? Riot's gonna love him!


This book is ADORABLE. There are gears that spin, which will be great when the baby gets a little older.



What baby's room would be complete without a robot bobble head?


These little onesies were made by Chelsea's friend and hair stylist. She is so creative! She screen-printed them all herself. She also makes hair pieces that my sister and I love to wear. Visit her Etsy shop.

            

            

Last but not least, my favorite gift for the baby was from my amazing friend Sarah. She painted an original piece of robot art for his room. I adore Sarah and I adore this little canvas. You can read more about how Sarah made this work of art at her blog : Miss Sarah.


Happy mommy-to-be and Patsy


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Monday, August 29, 2011

Welcome Planter Box

I wanted something colorful and welcoming for our front porch. I went on down to Lowe's and bought this cedar planting box. 


 And they had these flowers, Lantanas, on sale 4 for $10. I love how each bloom has multiple colors. I found out they are also referred to as Ham 'n Eggs, because of their yellow and pink clusters.





 I love how the box looks! I also took out my big-girl power tools and screwed on a small iron sign that I bought in France years ago.
Bienvenue = Welcome


Patsy loves to smell the Ham 'n Eggs. ;)


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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Meet Patsy

This is Ms. Patsy Cline, my new side-kick.


She is a miniature Dachshund with a dapple honey color.


She enjoys napping, chasing her ball, and sneaking out of my room, like a ninja, with mismatched socks.


We're working on potty-training and it isn't easy. You would think, having taught high school students for a couple of years, that I would have plenty of patience. On the contrary, she has taught is teaching me to be more patient. 


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