
Alison Sweeney showed off her baby daughter Megan earlier this week. Megan rides in a Graco Safeseat in Meteor with a Swaddle Designs Stroller Blanket in Fuzzy Pastel Pink with Brown Mod Circles.













Next, using my sewing machine and some tweezers, I scrunched up the ruffles as I sewed them down to the skirt using my marked lines. (This keeps your fingers out from under the needle!) Once the ruffles were on, I added the elastic. I made this skirt a little big for my girl because I want her to be able to wear it longer than a month—kids grow so fast!

Party Poppers Tutorial
*Toilet paper/paper towel roll
1. Fill your tube with all the goodies. You can choose to put a small piece of tape over the openings to prevent them from falling out. I didn’t, but then I had to be really careful when finishing the party poppers.
2. Cut your tissue paper to your desired size.
3. Wrap the roll in tissue paper. Place the cracker snap on the outside of the roll after you wrap it in tissue paper. After some experimenting I found that the cracker snaps better if it is between the tissue paper and your card stock.
4. Cut your card stock to your desired length and attach to the outside of your roll. Glue or tape shut so it stays on.
6. Throw a fun party so you can use them! Get creative. This would be such a fun way to tell others you are getting married or you are expecting. I stuffed mine with dollar bills. My oldest daughter would like this much more than little toys or candy (meee tooo!).










