Waiting for Heidi
I had the awesome opportunity to co-host a baby shower for my dear friend Cassie a few weekends ago at our house. It was a great opportunity for the ladies to get together without our wee ones and *gasp* actually finish the conversations that we started!
Luckily Cassie was cool that I can't bare group games and your typical pink decor and loved the seasonal theme. I made fruit kebabs and I love how they turned out!! This is such a fun project. I just grabbed a pretty pot I already had, bought a block of foam and used a carving knife to trim it to fit tightly and covered it in florist moss (I had some but you can get it anywhere they sell silk flowers). Then I cut honeydew, cantaloupe and watermelon into thin slices. I took miniature cookie cutters to cut out shapes and also used a melon baller for some pieces. Then I just threaded them onto a kabob stick. I took a strawberry and cut the top of it crosswise to slip in a blackberry and...VOILA! A little labor intensive but I think well worth the effort.
This cake was done by a Brandy's cousin....sooooo cute! And delicious. Since Cassie is such a huge book fan we had everyone write their well wishes in a book for the baby instead of buying a card. I had heard that idea before and was pleased to say it worked well! And less bound for the recycling bin!
Luckily Cassie was cool that I can't bare group games and your typical pink decor and loved the seasonal theme. I made fruit kebabs and I love how they turned out!! This is such a fun project. I just grabbed a pretty pot I already had, bought a block of foam and used a carving knife to trim it to fit tightly and covered it in florist moss (I had some but you can get it anywhere they sell silk flowers). Then I cut honeydew, cantaloupe and watermelon into thin slices. I took miniature cookie cutters to cut out shapes and also used a melon baller for some pieces. Then I just threaded them onto a kabob stick. I took a strawberry and cut the top of it crosswise to slip in a blackberry and...VOILA! A little labor intensive but I think well worth the effort.
This cake was done by a Brandy's cousin....sooooo cute! And delicious. Since Cassie is such a huge book fan we had everyone write their well wishes in a book for the baby instead of buying a card. I had heard that idea before and was pleased to say it worked well! And less bound for the recycling bin!
It was a really fun afternoon! Can't wait to mee you baby Heidi!
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