First, let me congratulate the winners of my birthday giveaway, who were chosen at random. I gave the first chosen their number one pick, the second their number one pick (unless previous person had that one first, then they received their 2nd pick), and so on….
1. Becca B – Wins the #1 Purse
2. Marshan– Wins the #2 Purse
3. Mintage Home– Wins the #4 Neck Warmer
4. Valerie– Wins the #5 Neck Warmer
5. TUTU Monkey– Wins the #3 Neck Warmer
I need everyone to email me except Valerie (I found your email :). The others, I did not find your email info on your blog page or in your comments. I need to contact you all for your address information.
Second, here are a few freezer paper stenciled shirts I have done for Christmas presents.
This one is for my brother who is in the processing of obtaining his masters. ODU is the college he is attending. I used the idea from these onesies I made based on Dana’s.
This is for my husband’s father, who is my daughter’s “Dido.” It is Ukranian for grandfather. I let my daughter make the handprints on this one and the next two. It was messy, but it’s cute.
We made this one for my husband.
And lastly, this one is for my dad, my daughter’s “Papa.” Her grandpa.
Laura Gerencser says
December 16, 2009 at 10:19 pmSo cute! Great ideas!
cristina says
December 17, 2009 at 4:29 amCongratulations to the winners!!!
Valerie says
December 17, 2009 at 10:07 amThank you thank you THANK YOU!! I’ve never won anything on a blog giveaway before! I’m so excited!! Hooray for giveaways!
justenoughstyle@gmail.com says
December 17, 2009 at 11:39 amI love these ideas. I just might be making one for my husband. Thanks so much for the great ideas. I think it’s time I tried freezer paper stenciling.
~ Jessica
EvaBabeDesigns says
December 17, 2009 at 12:19 pmWe’ll have to make the “best dad – hands down” shirt for Father’s Day next year!
urban craft says
December 17, 2009 at 10:18 pmThese are so sweet! Plus, I like that it’s for a man. One can only imagine the weird looks that might arise from little handprints on a women’s chest. Ha! Too cute.
Happy Together says
December 17, 2009 at 10:53 pm“One can only imagine the weird looks that might arise from little handprints on a women’s chest. Ha!”
LOL. I so thought about that! I had my husband try his on so I could get an idea of where to have my daughter place her hands, because it would look funny even on man 🙂
Amy says
December 18, 2009 at 9:04 pmtoo cute, you are so creative, by the way, our 2 year old calls her Grandpa “PAPA” also. So funny not sure how it even happened none of the other 9 grandkids call him that. : )