Her instructions are very straight forward, especially if you're familiar with PSE. My final products are displayed in Ikea frames. I had them printed at Costco as 8x8 inch photos for $1.49 each. I could've easily printed them at home, but I think our printer was out of commission. :) I ended up just mounting the photos on top of the matte that came with the frame because the matte would have covered some of their faces.
Once I got the hang of using PSE, the hardest part of this project was getting decent profile shots of a 10 month old and a 2 year old. :) Since these are almost a year old, I'll probably update them soon, but for now I love seeing these little baby faces every day. :)

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Such a good idea and I love the size and frames you chose. I have silhouettes of my children at elementary ages but I wish I had done this when they were that little!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I love silhouettes! That reminds me, I should probably do a new one of my son; the last one I did was about 2 years ago! Thanks for sharing this at Shine on Fridays!
ReplyDeleteHey, great project and beautiful room makeover in the previous post! It's nice to see more Pac NW bloggers out here in the Blogosphere! I'm in the Tri-City area, and am your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteExcited to see more of your awesome creativity!
--Katie
@ Creatively Living
This is such a great idea!!
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These silhouettes came out great! New follower from the blog hop :)
ReplyDeleteStephanie
www.chocolatecoveredbuttons.com
That's a great idea! When's your birthday? My bday is right after mother's day on May 14th, just wondering if we have the same birthday lol Excited to start following along :)
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www.letterstosoph.com
I found you via the live.laugh.rowe blog hop party. Looking forward to getting to know you, fellow NW gal.
ReplyDelete- Eva - @ http://theevasofbellabini.blogspot.com/
Those turned out great...I am your newest follower from the networking blog hop! I would love if you would stop by my blog and if you like what you see follow back :)
ReplyDeleteModern Modest Beauty
this is a great idea! following from the blog hop! can't wait to catch up on your posts :)
ReplyDeleteI did silhouettes of my kids too (I totally understand how hard it is to get a profile picture of a two-year old!) but instead of making them photos, I hand-cut them onto cardstock using craft knives... your way seems simpler!
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower!
I taught pre-k for 19 years... we did silhouettes for mother's day the hard way. We had the children sit for a "drawing" oy my aching back!
ReplyDeletethe PSE way is so much easier!
Yours look great!
gail
Aaaah! I love silhouettes. As a matter of fact, my kindergarten teacher did them with our class for our mothers, and my mom STILL has it. I do believe it would be considered vintage, now.. lol! Anyway, enjoyed having you at our linky party last week, and would love to have you join in again this week! I just put the linky tool up! www.stringtownhome.blogspot.com
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heather
I am your newest follower and found you via it's Overflowing and the blog hop. What a wonderful blog. I have silhouettes, too! I have posted them on my blog as well :) Seems like we have the same taste.
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Meegan from
What Meegan Makes
Wow you did an amazing job! I am still trying to get the hang of PSE & something like this has been on my to-do list forever. You just gave me a kick in the bootay to get to it!
ReplyDeleteJenny I LOVE these! So pretty, might just have to take your idea here- I LOVE simple Clean looking projects, and this is one of those!
ReplyDeleteI just love this project! So sweet, and I may just have to give it a try! I am your newest follower coming over from One Artsy Mama! So glad I found ya!
ReplyDeleteI love this project idea and how they came out looking. Great gift to give as well :)
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