I wanted it to be a “baseball room” because Chris is such a huge baseball fan and I just think baseball themed stuff is really cute, but I didn’t want it to seem really tacky and cartoonish, so I just added in a few subtle baseball things here and there, mostly DIY projects.. Chris bought this ball pitched by Roy Halladay when he was on a baseball road trip this fall.

After the fact, I decided to Google it to see if anyone else had ever done a bow napkin fold and if they had a smarter way of doing it.It turns out that quite a few people have done this before, and it looks like they’ve all done it pretty much the same way I did.

Great minds think alike!If you’d like to jump on the bow tie bandwagon, here’s how to do it.. More decorative napkin folding ideas for your tablescape:.The Simple Knot Napkin Fold.

How to Fold Cloth Dinner Napkin into Bowties.Start with a cloth napkin.

A crisp, white napkin works well for this, or you can choose a beautiful stripe, classic linen, or whimsical floral pattern as well.

Choose something that will match your tablecloth or table runner, placemats, flatware, glassware, candles, and other table decorations.I don’t think I’ve slept more than 2 hours for the last five nights!

It’s all worth it though to have a healthy, thriving baby.In fact, just yesterday we went to see the doctor and he’s already gained 2 oz over his birth weight!

Babies lose weight after birth and you usually want them back up to birth weight by 2 weeks old, so his weight gain is a big deal!.OK, enough baby talk for today.