Lets start with our biggest news.
We are having baby #2!!!! Its kind of crazy to me to admit it because I don't feel all that pregnant. But we had our first doctor's appointment on Wednesday and here is the proof.
I should have scanned the pictures but I thought taking pictures with my camera would be faster. And this is what we ended up with. Sorry.
The top picture you can see a frontal view of the little bean. (Its actually almost the size of a lime right now!) You can see the creepy skull, 2 dots for the hands, and the round abdomen.
This bottom picture is basically the same but its zoomed out so the doctor could measure the distance from head to bum (shown by the green line).
The little baby has grown slightly more than predicted so our doctor moved the due date up 5 days! The new due date for the little one is July 9th!
Its crazy we are going through this whole thing again! We are really hoping that we can find/get the right house before the baby arrives. We currently have 3 offers out on houses and we are crossing our fingers for good news.
On a completely different subject, here are a few projects we have been working on in the Deighton home. (All ideas from Pinterest!)
Christmas pinecones. I asked my mom to gather some pinecones from my grandpa's place up in Montana. I would have felt stupid buying pinecones at a craft store when they litter the ground back home. So, being a real champ, my mom dug through the snow and gathered up some wonderful pinecones. I spray painted half of the pinecones white and the the other half red so they look nice and festive:) Thanks mom!
Temple picture for Kendall's room. A lady on pinterest has tons of great temple pictures that are antiqued and all have the writing "I'm going there someday..." on them. I thought this was a great idea to put in Kendall's room so she can have her own picture of a temple. I printed the picture in a 8x10 size. I got an 8x10 canvas frame at Hobby Lobby for about $3 and painted the edges black. I then modge podged the picture to the canvas and blended the black paint a tiny bit onto the picture. I then modge podged over the top of the picture to give it that cool textured look. I put a ribbon on the side (I'm not sure if I'm in love with the ribbon look). But here you go!
High School memory blanket. This only took 2 years to finally finish but its fun to look at all the memories. This is a mixture of both Matt and my t-shirts/sweatshirts from high school years, etc.
Coffee Table turned bench. This was the most expensive project of the 4. Our friends were throwing out their old coffee table and so we decided to save it. It wasn't the most attractive table you've ever seen but Matt and I saw potential. (By the way, Matt did most of the work in this project, so props to him.) So we bought some fabric, padding, trimming, buttons, and spray paint.
We first drilled 3 holes through the top of the table for where the buttons would go....no turning back now! We placed the padding and fabric over the top and fastened the 3 buttons nice and snug. We could then flip the table upside down and start securing the padding and fabric down on the bottom side of the table top with a staple gun. Many staples later, we decided to paint the legs. (Not the smartest idea...should have done that 1st but oh, well.) After all the paint dried, we trimmed up the extra fabric and put a cute trim round the entire thing to hide any rough spots.
Kendall helping out.
Not bad, huh?
