We started the morning at The Quay in the Rivermarket. Had delicious coffee and pastries and then drove through beautiful country to the quaint and adorable town of Weston. It's such a charming place. Part of me dreams of what it would be like to raise my children in a small, traditional town such as Weston. So much history and simplicity is amidst smaller communities and I find it hard not to romanticize about such a life.
Unfortunately, I did not take pictures of the town.
Rats.
But I did get photos of some adorable humans.
Rats.
But I did get photos of some adorable humans.
Too much cuteness |
That's slick right ther' |
Two of my fav's |
He refused to wear a coat saying, "mama, I want to be cold." |
I have no words for that face, sis |
Lovely ladies at O'Malleys, minus Jill |
The whole gang |
Here's the tutorial I followed http://www.babylifestyles.com/2012/06/vintage-shabby-chic-tea-stained-first-birthday-party/
Tips:
-It took awhile to stain the tea bags. Over an hour. If I do this again, I'll use the unproccessed
coffee filters to avoid the staining and drying.
- I crunched the filters then hot glued the bottom to the wreath
- I didn't want to buy anything for this project so I used what I had in storage for the wreath decor
Happy crafting!
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