Earlier this year, we shared goals for our homes, and one of mine was creating a big boy room for my baby, Charlie. I guess he’s not really a baby anymore, he’ll be 3 in July, but you k…
Although many of the plans for Preston's room have evolved and changed along the way, the one thing we knew for sure was that we wanted to ...
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In October 2010 our family of 5 moved into the house we built on 5 acres of land just minutes outside of our hometown. We were our very own...
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Now that we seem to be getting a handle on the kitchen, my attention has finally shifted to the other rooms of our new house. I've been star...
OK, fine, I admit it I'm a garbage picker. A dumpster diver. A trash connoisseur. Hey, you wouldn't believe what people throw away! Like this little beauty... OK, so maybe she's not quite beautiful. Actually, she looks better here than when I picked her up off the curb. I've cleaned her up and sanded her in this picture. But, in the next picture you can see how awesome she really is! Maybe I should call her a him, since "he's" in my sons room and "he" is supposed to resemble an army foot locker! Now, before anybody calls DFS on me, that is a BB gun leaning up against the side of the dresser. And, NO he doesn't actually have a drawer full of guns, ammo, chem gear or explosives in his bedroom. Well, OK, maybe some explosives, but definitely not any chem gear...relax, I'm kidding! Yes, I know Scott AFB is not in St. Louis, we were actually stationed at Jefferson Barracks, which IS in St. Louis, but honestly, I didn't have enough "S's" to spell all that out. He doesn't care, so neither do I! The top drawers are fake, they are really only 2 drawers. So, not bad for FREE! It gave the boy a little extra storage for his "stuff" a.k.a: guns, ammo, etc.! I'll be linking this up at the following awesome blogs, go check them out! Chic on a Shoestring: http://chiconashoestringdecorating.blogspot.com/ Whipperberry:http://whipperberry.com/ Simple Home. Life: http://www.mysimplehomelife.com/ At The Picket Fence: http://www.atthepicketfence.com/ Shabby Creek Cottage: http://www.theshabbycreekcottage.com/ Somewhat Simple: http://www.somewhatsimple.com/ The 36th Avenue: http://www.the36thavenue.com/ Crafty Scrappy Happy: http://www.craftyscrappyhappy.net/ My Repurposed Life: http://www.myrepurposedlife.net/ Homespun Happenings: http://homespunhappenings-tammy.blogspot.com/
A few months ago I shared some of Aubrey's Superhero room with you. Then I got crazy busy with my kitchen remodel. And before I have even come close to finishing his room, I've moved stuff around. I have a hard time leaving things where I put them, plus once you get something place and
This laundry hamper features a collapsible design to save on space when not in use. Plus, it gives off a vintage-inspired vibe with "Laundry Goods," a serial number, and other measurements stamped on the side in black lettering. It strikes a cylindrical silhouette made from olive green-hued canvas, and it measures 20" tall with a diameter of 15". An easy-to clean plastic inner lining makes it a cinch to transport heavy or wet laundry. Two sewn-in handles allow you to move the hamper to and from the laundry room. No assembly required. What's Included? Carry Handles Wheels Casters
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I just stumbled upon something, so I thought I would pass it along. Please take a minute to soak up all the preciousness that is the Serena & Lily KIDSHOP catalog... I don't know if I've seen a better "baby & kids" catalog! The rooms are adorable and the products are even better. If you've got a nursery in the works, or a little niece or nephew that needs to be showered with gifts, check out the Serena & Lily KIDSHOP catalog HERE. It's beautiful, easy to shop, and in true Serena & Lily fashion, there will be plenty to see. :) ...
It's officially finished! Baby Brother's vintage airplane nursery is complete: I went with the colors navy blue and a sort of apple/lime green: My mom and I searched high and low for the perfect fabric to sew the bedding out of. I wanted vintage airplane blueprint type fabric, and found exactly what I wanted here on Restoration Hardware Baby and Child - but at $129 just for a flat sheet??! No way!! After a lot of searching, I found the absolute perfect fabric at a little awesome fabric website called Spoonflower. $15 per yard was much more affordable and the fabric was super high quality and nice. Mom sewed the bumper set, the pillow, and the crib skirt. I added in a couple of minky and minky/satin blankets. I had my heart set on striped navy and white curtains - these I made and lined with blackout fabric to keep the room nice and dark. One of my favorite parts is the stripe detail on the walls. It was a real labor of love taping that sucker straight, but it looks so very cool. The airplane bookend was $6 from TJ Maxx, the sparkly airplane was a gift from my mom, the green airplane in the frame was one I drew and cut out, and the print up top is one I printed off the computer and mounted on canvas. I used leftover fabric to recover the lampshade: My dad found this perfect airplane - it was originally red, so I quick painted it navy blue to match the room. It's Cole's favorite part! The large vintage print above the crib was an engineering print. I found a picture I liked online, took it to Office Depot (Staples does them too) and voila! I just mounted it on a piece of light posterboard from the dollar store - I love that it's so lightweight for above the crib, and it was super high impact for super cheap! This was my old play baby doll crib from when I was tiny - Cole has been practicing putting his baby doll down to sleep. While the crib set my mom made is my favorite part of the room, this is my second favorite. I loved this mobile (again, from Restoration Hardware), but $49 was way too much. So, I found a photo hanging mobile ($8 on amazon) and drew out some 3D airplane and cloud patterns. It took hours to cut everything just perfectly, but I LOVE how it turned out: My mom found this adorable airplane hook in Pottery Barn Kids: Ok, Baby! Come on out so you can enjoy your adorable nursery!
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I grew up riding horses, so I was excited to incorporate things from my childhood that I found in my parents attic into my son's equestrian nursery.
