Baby Bows

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A few baby bows for my niece made from some of grandma S.'s lace, grandma J.'s buttons and a few odds and ends from my beads/ribbon box.  Can't wait to take pictures of them on my niece!




made from grandma's lace


made with grandma's buttons

Made with grandma's buttons



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