A while ago I made this little table display for a baby shower of one of my friends. I already presented the wrapping style last weekend and now I'll show you the whole party picture. This is how was everything presented to my friend, even with couple flowers... everything in girly tones... everything in style. This was my 2nd diaper cake and I had much-much better outcome this time. This one was also much more bigger as more diapers were involved in this project and also some alcohol. Before you ask questions I explain... the cake is hiding a big rosa champaign bottle for the proud parents. My previous cake was little bit lame because it was hiding just couple baby bottles in there:) I told you... lame! From now I'm hiding only spirits in there to give little surprise to the exhausted parents who can enjoy an evening with a nice glass of vine or good old cognac.

Also, to explain the weird picture look... now that's me playing with layers and textures in Photoshop a little bit. I wanted to make the pics looking more interesting. I hope it worked:) Have a great week!

Wrapping baby presents is fun and when it's a girl than it's even much more fun because I had the chance to make this fluffy puffs in pink for each present to match and finally use my rub-ons 'it's a girl' from Martha Stewart on the circle tags I made:) The packages were hiding baby clothes, cute little ballerina shoes (of course in pink), changing travel mat in a shape of a bear (very cute!), couple children books, and beautiful wooden pulling snail toy that is irresistible and I wanted to keep it just for myself:) But, a beautiful little girl name Sophie is now enjoying it and soon she will take the little snail for a spin... well in couple months but that's soon. I just love wrapping!

You might remember (or maybe not) my pen holders from one of the September blog update - dressing up the can - last year while living in Denver. I saved some paper leftovers from that project and new empty cans and I decided to make couple cans for our kitchen tools in RI. I even kept one can with the original label from the chicken noodle soup. It just looks good and it reminds me on Andy Warhol.

I found out that you can make anything out of a seashell... like a frame or decorate a present... or a simple napkin holder. I found a double shell ideal for holding something. And, because the pearl was already taken, I just stuffed it with a napkin:) So much for living so close to the sea and keeping every treasure that it spits out. I'm too much under the influence of the the area and my collectivism as well.