After all of the second guessing, I think this will be fine for a boy or a girl.  I wrapped it up my new favorite way:  in a tulle bag.  I tried it once out of desperation, I had no wrapping supplies on hand and my present was too weird to tie tulle around.  I thought sewing tulle would be hard, but if you can push a pedal you can sew tulle.  Now I keep all colors on hand and whip up a custom sized matching gift bag in a matter of minutes.  I took it to one of the best baby showers I have ever been to.  It involved chocolate, cupcakes and scrapbooking.  Need I say more?  I will post about it's awesomeness tomorrow and probably the few days after too, it was that great. 


So there are two types of moms-to-be:  

The "we can't wait to find out what we are having" and the "we love the surprise".  I am 100% in the club of finding out as soon as I can.  I guess it has to do with my terrifying pregnancies and all that we have been through.  I want to know the child I am carrying as well as I can in the womb for however many days they are there.  But I can totally respect the brave few who welcome the unknown.  Tomorrow I am going to a baby shower for a mom who has one girl and one boy.  They decided this time would be a surprise.  So fun!  It is a diaper shower and I just couldn't bring myself to just wrapping up a pack of Swaddlers and calling it a day.  She needs something fun to keep them in, right?  I found myself struggling with what fabric to pick.  Almost all of my stash is either very girly or very boy.  The few fun retro kid prints I have won't work. The type of diaper clutch I make calls for an all-over, not directional print.  My sweet husband who indulges my craft questions suggested I use a Hawaiian print.  BRILLIANT!  I had some red hibiscus left over from another project just waiting to be used.  What do you think?  Is it neutral enough?  Would you carry it around for a baby boy?  I don't have boys so I am a bit clueless.  Maybe she will have a girl and all of this wondering will be pointless.