Lion's galore: A Lion Themed Scrapbook and Cake for New Baby

In preparing for my sister's baby shower this past month I've been creating away but couldn't share since I wanted to keep everything as much of a surprise as possible.

Here are photos of the  scrapbook pages, which I made as her gift.  I also made invitations, Thank you cards, birth announcements and cake.  Her whole theme was Lion King so I went a little lion crazy! 


















The cake was super easy to make.  I found the directions and inspiration here. 

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  1. Rhonda GalesJune 7, 2019 at 10:51 PM

    The cake is adorable and perfect for a baby shower or birthday party. Thanks for sharing on Sunday's Best.

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