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I have two good friends who are having babies soon but they're not finding out if they're having boys or girls. I'd really like to make them a little brag book but I'm having a hard time finding paper that isn't completely boy or girl. Does anyone know of a company who makes just plain baby paper? I don't mind if it has pink and blue on it, I just don't want "Baby Girl" and "Baby Boy" splashed all over the place!
Thanks!
can you use something like the new Daisey D PP?? Its not the typical pink and blue, and not baby like, but very pretty. Good luck and very sweet of you to make them books.
I always think yellow and soft green are good for babies generally. Could you use a neutral colour and make if 'baby-ish' with the embellies/titles etc instead of the paper?
If you have too hard of a time finding the paper couldn't you simply try using everyday scrapbook paper in light pastel colors like green, yellow, purple...
You don't neccessarily need the paper to say baby or have pictures of rattles and pacifiers... I think you would do just find with simple patterns in the above colors... And you make it baby themed with the embellishments.
i did my dd album in bg (we couldn't find out what she was before she was born she didn't want to coropertate with the ultrasounds) and just when with sesonal colors for the year, the book was all layed out before she was born. also just do the book in the mom's favorite colors that always works.
I used Basic Grey 's oh baby girl and boy lines. They were theme packs so I have some left over (because it was boy or girl and not as neutral), but there was enough between the 2 to do a complete 8 x 8 Chatterbox suede album.