Project Runway Designers
Looking forward to a new season, last season was kinda boring.

Christian is still my favorite.

Movie poster
I love Madea! This was another good Tyler Perry movie, full of drama and heartache with a happy ending just how I like it. It had less Madea and family, but more singing, including Gladys Knight and a performance of the main song by Mary J Blige. My husband actually recognized her voice, he said “that must be her nobody sounds like Mary J Blige.” lol we check the credits later and it was her. As always I cried, laughed and went to sleep with warm fuzzy feelings. Can’t wait till “Why Did I get Married, Too” hits the theaters.

Pouch Style Baby Sling
Babywearing is a lot of fun, but often times it doesn’t start out that way. Babywearing for new moms is scary business, and it is hard to trust your carrier to hold your precious bundle of joy securely. With a little bit of searching there are many online resources that talk about babywearing, I have complied some helpful and informative resources for new babywears. Do the research and educate yourself until you feel comfortable and confident. There are proper techniques for holding baby securely when placing the child in the sling and proper baby carrying positions. The best thing is to practice practice practice. You don’t have to grab your baby right away. Many people use stuffed animals to demonstrate or practice, maybe you could use a small 5lb bag of rice so you can get the feel of how the sling will carry the weight of your baby. Use a mirror.
This guide is focused on the pouch style sling.
I would recommend this style of sling for new babywears because I feel it is the easiest to get baby in and out of. It is basically a pocket you put your baby in. You don’t need to adjust the sli
ng’s size or have to deal with lots of fabric like you do with the the other common ring carrier type baby slings.
1. The most important thing for safety and comfort is size. DO NOT use a sling that is too big or too small.
A lot of times a baby carrier is given as a gift and that’s what gets a mom interested in babywearing, but be sure you have the correct size. Especially with a pouch style sling.
Finding your size:
Simply measure from the outer edge of your shoulder (where a t-shirt seam would fall) diagonally across to the opposite hip. If you do not have a tape measure your t-shirt size is close for most people.
Small (23-24″)
Medium (24-25″)
Large (25-26″)
X-Large (26-27″)
I would suggest reading this guide on Correct Positioning.
It includes very detailed instructions and pictures illustrating incorrect positions as well as correct positions.
2. Your baby should be worn up high they should be around your chest area and snug against your body.
3. If you are using the sling for an older child and have their legs out there feet should be above their bum. Like a froggy position. The fabric should go under each knee. From knee to knee, around the bum for a secure hold.
4. With any carrier the fabric should be spread as wide as possible around your back always avoid twisted or bunched up fabric.
There are also very helpful instructional videos on how to wear your baby.
Newborn Carry
Other types of baby carriers.
This is a Pre-Tied wrap tummy to tummy position.
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These fabric pom poms from Ashley of Dolci Odille are shown as different ways to accessorize at a wedding. They’d also look beautiful hanging in a room! [via Sweet Jessie] DIY Fabric PomsDIY Wedding
We recently created this fabric pom pom as a tree topper for an inspiration shoot over at Design*Sponge, but it’s a great DIY project for a wedding as well. They have so many creative uses… hung above tables, chair aisle decor, or an alternative to the expensive flower poms that flower girls use to walk down the aisle. -Ashley of Dolci Odille
Supplies: Fabric, scissors, hot glue gun, and chinese lanterns.
Step 1: Cut circles out of fabric. Step 2: Fold the circle in half and put a little hot glue on the center, then fold over to secure. Step 3: Apply more hot glue to the bottom of the folded circle.
Step 4: Press the bottom of the folded circle with the hot glue onto the chinese lantern. Step 5: Repeat these steps until the whole lantern is covered. Once finished, attached some fabric to the metal frame of the lantern to hang.
Project created by Dolci Odille |
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ABC card
We have a birthday tradition in our family we’ve been doing since we My family is now scattered across the country. So I thought this ABC
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