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With such a big age gap, I have found it difficult to think of some cute photo poses.
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Have them lay on the floor (or bed) Facing each other, you shoot from above looking down, or from above the tops of their heads on the same level.
Get really close for nose nuzzles or kisses. Use available light for soft effect, in front of a window or outside in open shade.
Another reclining pose, baby on teen's back with both looking at you. Baby on teen's stomach or chest, looking at each other or at you.
Baby in backpack. (May not be old enough for this one, baby needs to be able to sit up)
Teen holding baby up in the "Lion King" pose.
Both stretched out on stomach on floor, propped on elbows looking at each other.
Closeups of baby grabbing teen's fingers, nose, hair, Closeups of teen holding baby's feet. Closeup of teen and baby feet together. (Barefooted, of course, or even with shoes)
Teen holding baby in rocking chair, reading a story book to baby. Or holding baby while baby naps on shoulder with favorite blanky.
Baby sleeping with teen gazing fondly. Teen and baby napping together.
If they are both boys or girls, try dressing them just alike (Or very similar in pattern and color) Or do a white T-shirt and blue jeans. One of my favorite pics of my grandchildren they are both in jean jackets in front of fall leaves.
It will help if the colors harmonize. You can do so many themes, jeans, for instance, leather jackets, Christmas pajamas, white floaty dresses, beach wear, punk rock, where ever your wardrobe and imagination lead you!
Have them lay on the floor (or bed) Facing each other, you shoot from above looking down, or from above the tops of their heads on the same level.
Get really close for nose nuzzles or kisses. Use available light for soft effect, in front of a window or outside in open shade.
Another reclining pose, baby on teen's back with both looking at you. Baby on teen's stomach or chest, looking at each other or at you.
Baby in backpack. (May not be old enough for this one, baby needs to be able to sit up)
Teen holding baby up in the "Lion King" pose.
Both stretched out on stomach on floor, propped on elbows looking at each other.
Closeups of baby grabbing teen's fingers, nose, hair, Closeups of teen holding baby's feet. Closeup of teen and baby feet together. (Barefooted, of course, or even with shoes)
Teen holding baby in rocking chair, reading a story book to baby. Or holding baby while baby naps on shoulder with favorite blanky.
Baby sleeping with teen gazing fondly. Teen and baby napping together.
If they are both boys or girls, try dressing them just alike (Or very similar in pattern and color) Or do a white T-shirt and blue jeans. One of my favorite pics of my grandchildren they are both in jean jackets in front of fall leaves.
It will help if the colors harmonize. You can do so many themes, jeans, for instance, leather jackets, Christmas pajamas, white floaty dresses, beach wear, punk rock, where ever your wardrobe and imagination lead you!
what should i sew im all out of things to do?
Jayne
i have two boys ones 3 and the other is 7 month old any ideas for them or my house or anything i need something to do!
Answer
Here are a few things I'd suggested recently [including bean bags that your kids will adore & use even they they are older]:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aoqk61ZGr5jyVjp_dWG5Jybty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20110327182754AAIhzqh
Some more ideas :
-- Plushies & soft toys. Check for patterns that your boys are fond of - eg. superman, dinosaur, teddy bear, etc.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cluttershop/2947152570/ -- free pattern for tiger plushie
-- Tableware - runner, table mats, coasters, tea-cozy, napkins, napkin rings, etc.
-- Kitchenware - apron, towels, napkins, dusters. You can also make Quilted hot pads, mittens, mug-holders, mug warmers, pot holders, etc. Use old towels, etc. for the stuffing - recycling :-)
-- Curtain rings, curtains, cushion covers, seat covers, lamp shades, ....
http://www.alternative-windows.com/index.htm -- instructions, etc. for linen, cushions, curtains, â¦â¦
-- Containers - face tissue box, for trinkets, for stationery, laundry bag, etc.
-- Book binders, book covers, bookmarks, greeting cards, .... Some of these can be done with leftover fabric scraps.
-- Clothes for your little boys, including cap, bibs, diapers, etc.
-- Purse, handbags, shoulder/sling bags, clutch purse, totes, backpack, etc.
-- a money {piggy} bank for your boys.
-- Quilts.
www.claudiasquiltshoppe.com/Absol... â for Beginners â babyâs crib quilt
Try a yo-yo quilt with brightly colored & textured fabric scraps : www.instructables.com/id/Quilt_wi... --- great tutorial for yo-yo quilts, etc.
You can also make quilts from T-shirts ; sampler quilts to use as a wall decoration ; ....
-- Rugs, mats, Scraggy rugs
If you search for patterns for each online, you can come across many beautiful & Fun designs for your projects. However, here are some general sewing sites that have plenty more project ideas :
www.sewing.org
www.homesewingprojects.com
http://sewing.about.com
www.simplesewingprojects.com
www.burdastyle.com/
www.youcanmakethis.com/free.htm
www.100sewinglinks.com/cgi-bin/100link.cgi -- plenty of links for all sorts of sewing, etc. Offers a variety of easy sew project kits, including learn to sew kits, plush animal pattern ... Aussie based crafting site, with free patterns, tutorials and links to all
Hope these inspire
Have fun :-)
Here are a few things I'd suggested recently [including bean bags that your kids will adore & use even they they are older]:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aoqk61ZGr5jyVjp_dWG5Jybty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20110327182754AAIhzqh
Some more ideas :
-- Plushies & soft toys. Check for patterns that your boys are fond of - eg. superman, dinosaur, teddy bear, etc.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cluttershop/2947152570/ -- free pattern for tiger plushie
-- Tableware - runner, table mats, coasters, tea-cozy, napkins, napkin rings, etc.
-- Kitchenware - apron, towels, napkins, dusters. You can also make Quilted hot pads, mittens, mug-holders, mug warmers, pot holders, etc. Use old towels, etc. for the stuffing - recycling :-)
-- Curtain rings, curtains, cushion covers, seat covers, lamp shades, ....
http://www.alternative-windows.com/index.htm -- instructions, etc. for linen, cushions, curtains, â¦â¦
-- Containers - face tissue box, for trinkets, for stationery, laundry bag, etc.
-- Book binders, book covers, bookmarks, greeting cards, .... Some of these can be done with leftover fabric scraps.
-- Clothes for your little boys, including cap, bibs, diapers, etc.
-- Purse, handbags, shoulder/sling bags, clutch purse, totes, backpack, etc.
-- a money {piggy} bank for your boys.
-- Quilts.
www.claudiasquiltshoppe.com/Absol... â for Beginners â babyâs crib quilt
Try a yo-yo quilt with brightly colored & textured fabric scraps : www.instructables.com/id/Quilt_wi... --- great tutorial for yo-yo quilts, etc.
You can also make quilts from T-shirts ; sampler quilts to use as a wall decoration ; ....
-- Rugs, mats, Scraggy rugs
If you search for patterns for each online, you can come across many beautiful & Fun designs for your projects. However, here are some general sewing sites that have plenty more project ideas :
www.sewing.org
www.homesewingprojects.com
http://sewing.about.com
www.simplesewingprojects.com
www.burdastyle.com/
www.youcanmakethis.com/free.htm
www.100sewinglinks.com/cgi-bin/100link.cgi -- plenty of links for all sorts of sewing, etc. Offers a variety of easy sew project kits, including learn to sew kits, plush animal pattern ... Aussie based crafting site, with free patterns, tutorials and links to all
Hope these inspire
Have fun :-)
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