The curtains I made. I couldn't find anything that I even liked, and my mom gave me the idea to use black out curtain liner. I'm so glad I did. After I made the curtains here, I had some black out liner left over. I sewed some scraps together and every night I Velcro it up on Maryn's window. Our mornings no longer start at 6:00 am. The curtains I made, eh, they are ok. I wasn't too impressed with my skills, but they will do. The panel on the left I messed up pretty badly (it was the first one I made) and I had to spend about 3 hours extra patching up my mistake. Oh, well, they got done. I do love the curtain rod and pull backs. I found those at Target, and pretty much I think they are super cute.
I got my bedding off of a clearance rack. I really wanted to do pink and chocolate together. It must be a fad. Probably in 10 years I will regret it. Even her scrapbook is chocolate and pink. A little part of me really really hopes she doesn't have red hair--otherwise she will clash with her bed.
Now, I'm about to preview to you the pictures that I made for the wall. But, they come with a warning...This is an example of serious plagiarism. When I started out I decided that I wanted to do 3 long, skinny picture frames. I just didn't know what. Maryn's room was already done in flowers/butterflies. I couldn't redo that. So I decided to do little birds. I tried sketching something of my own, but apparently I don't have a knack for making things up on my own. However, I'm great a copying other people! So I googled pictures of birds and found this girl's blog that does the most creative pictures for baby rooms. They were SO cute and I loved the style of the bird picture. I took her little bird and made it my own. I'll give you her website so you can view her really cute products (someday when I have $$ and can afford to pay someone to do my hard work, I will for sure buy her pictures), as long as no one rats me out. I really don't want to get sued. http://emmiedoodlesdesigns.blogspot.com/
And a close up of one of the little birds. I did them all in fabric (which took way longer than it should have) then stitched in the eyes, legs, and notes with embroidery floss.My little birds aren't quite as cute as emmiedoodles (who was smart enough to do them in paper), but I think I like them. It's one of those projects that I wouldn't do over again, but I'm really glad that I did it.
That's the baby room overview. Perhaps I will have a little person to occupy the room by the end of the week...wish me luck!
9 comments:
Lookin' cute! Any names yet??
What a cute nursery! I agree on the chocolate and pink that is what Emmy's room is! I love it though. Super cute birds too! Can't wait to see pictures of the newest Roundy!
it looks great! you really are THE craftiest person i know!
How cute...you took someone else's ideas and made them your own...I think that's OK! Very nice! You'll have to keep us up on the newset member of your family! We're excited for you all!
How exciting. I am excited for you to have your little one. Do you have a name picked out already? Oh and I really like your curtains. Very cute
woohoo! your toes will soon no longer look like cabbage patch kids toes. I thought you were suppose to wait until the 24th? bytheway. love the pictures. i wouldn't even think i could do that, let alone attempt it and actually have it turn out.
So cute! I love the curtains. You did such a good job and the pictures are even cuter than what I was picturing. I'll have to hire you do our next nursery, not that's not an announcement.
OH yeah. Better have someone put a post up immediately after this one makes her appearance. Good Luck.
CUUUTE! Kudos to you! The room looks awesome---it'll look even cuter with Roundy #2 in it!
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