Baby Cricket was introduced to the world of tissue pom poms for the first time. She was helping me make them for a friend's birthday. Well, truth be told, she was "supervising." Cricket started to get bored so I tossed her a pom and she was mesmerized for at least 10 minutes. Which, as we all know, in baby time is equivalent to four million hours. It's true...look it up!
"Yes, mama, you're right."
Thanks baby!
Thanks baby!
This weekend shall be grand. I am thinking plenty of walks in the fresh air and impromptu dance parties to Elvis are in order. What are your plans? Anyone else getting in the mood for a good cookout? Burgers, dogs and maybe even a root beer. Go crazy!
xoxo, Rachel






Those are absolutely the sweetest pictures of Baby Cricket...I hope you frame one! I think your right about baby time...I looked it up!
ReplyDeleteShe is so precious! : )
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish we lived closer and you could take cute pics of my baby :-) Cricket is adorable with these pom poms!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for the notes on my blog/facebook. I teared up when I read about cricket's birth too ;-)
Crickets, Pom Poms and Rootbeer! You got three of my favourite things in one post! Love you! xxoo
ReplyDeletei love making pom poms--i made a couple for a baby shower and now they are hanging above naomi's crib. that yellow color is so pretty-i'm sort of obsessed with yellow right now!
ReplyDeletehope your weekend was lovely!
Omg! She is just SO precious and sweet. These pictures are adorable. I have that same bouncy seat for my little guy, too!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! I love the look of amazement on her face : )
ReplyDeleteThose Pom Poms are so cute! I'm planning on making a few for a friend's baby shower in July. What instructions were you going off of?
ReplyDeleteLindsey,
ReplyDeleteI used Martha's instructions: http://www.marthastewart.com/how-to/tissue-paper-pom-poms-how-to
I use 8 sheets of tissue but at about half the size of Martha's (mine were ~12"x14" sheets). I also used twisty-ties to keep them together. :)