Phew it's done! This is my Baby Room Decor. I made a lot of the wall decor and curtains. I found the fabric at fabric.com. You can purchase the signs at my Etsy shop HERE. I love mixing gray and white with a touch of color.
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Showing posts with label Home Decor. Show all posts
9/20/13
Baby Room Decor and Collage Wall
Phew it's done! This is my Baby Room Decor. I made a lot of the wall decor and curtains. I found the fabric at fabric.com. You can purchase the signs at my Etsy shop HERE. I love mixing gray and white with a touch of color.
Labels:
Baby Room,
Collage Wall,
Home Decor
5/13/13
Bathroom Decor
For my Master Bathroom Towels I decided to mix it up and combine different patterns and colors together. Maybe I owe it all to my indecisiveness but I like how it turned out. (I found all the towels at Target and TJMaxx)
Labels:
Bathroom Decor,
Home Decor
1/20/12
Decor Ideas
This is My Entryway. I love Black & Turquoise Combos. I chose the Bluebird theme because of my Dad who loved Bluebirds. He actually made the bluebird sitting in the window. I cherish this room because it reminds me of him.
For these Chargers on the wall, I actually bought silver chargers at Dollar Tree, spray painted them and then added vinyl and distressed.
This is my wreath. My sister in law made me a Christmas wreath like this and I was so sad to take it down. I decide to make the "Everyday Version" of it for my Entryway. All supplies came from Hobby Lobby. The wreath is spray painted white and then spray painted with clear glitter.
Labels:
Cheap Decorations,
Home Decor
3/25/11
Easter Inspiration
Gushing over these ideas from the lovely Martha Stewart. I think Easter is one of my favorite holidays.
Labels:
Easter,
Home Decor
10/6/10
Baby Girl Nursery
Thought I'd share some pictures of my baby girl's nursery. My husband hates the pink but I think it turned out cute. My mom and I made the pillows, bed skirt, and window valance. The lamps are from Hobby Lobby...
What do you think?
Labels:
Baby/Toddler room ideas,
Home Decor
6/17/10
Paper Wreath Rosette Tutorial
I saw a tutorial on Paper Wreaths here. I thought, okay, but I'm really not into the book page look on my wall. Then I thought about spray paint, my new craze. But could you really spray paint paper?
I tried it out and now have 4 funky little wreath Rosettes. I'm obsessed with Rosettes for my hair, my shirt, my bag and anything else. Why not a Rosette for your wall? So that's what I'm calling these, my Paper Wreath Rosettes. And guess what? I spent $7 for supplies (not including spray paint).
So, first buy a foam wreath at Dollar Tree along with a book from Dollar Tree or your collection that you would love to rip apart. I couldn't bring myself to buy a bible, but a cheesy novel worked great. The more pages and the stiffer the page the better. I bought spray paint at Lowe's. The black and white are only $1. They have a large selection of cute colors for about $3 a can. (better selection than Walmart). I also bought a primer and primed them first, just to be safe. You will also need a hot glue gun and plenty of glue.
Let's get started....


Then spray paint. Like I said, I primed first. It took about 3 different layers to fully cover all the writing.
Cute eh? I love how they look metal or wooden.
2/28/10
Baby/toddler room decorating ideas
The 3 blocks are old blocks that I played with as a child. I just picked out three that spell his short name, "Rad."
The cubical shelf is from Target. I LOVE this shelf, and don't know what we do without it. Both functional, and cute, this shelf holds everything from diapers to books and toys!
The vinyl is from Vinyl Touches. (The little animal ones are from shopko)
Labels:
Baby/Toddler room ideas,
Home Decor
2/17/10
Home Decor
Here are a few ideas for decorating your home.
A few tips:
1. Layer towels with main colors and add an accent piece for extra punch.
2. Repeat topiaries (or whatever you chooose) for a dramatic centerpiece. Place on a tray for a tidier look and to add importance.
3. Group pieces in odd numbers for a more asthletic look. Always place larger pieces in back and smaller in front. Stagger to add interest.
5. Use vinyl for an accent in any room...especially love the flourishes and different fonts.

A few tips:
1. Layer towels with main colors and add an accent piece for extra punch.
2. Repeat topiaries (or whatever you chooose) for a dramatic centerpiece. Place on a tray for a tidier look and to add importance.
3. Group pieces in odd numbers for a more asthletic look. Always place larger pieces in back and smaller in front. Stagger to add interest.
5. Use vinyl for an accent in any room...especially love the flourishes and different fonts.

Labels:
Home Decor,
Vinyl
2/5/10
Vinyl and Home Decor Ideas
This is some vinyl from Vinyl Touches that I added to my home. I think it turned out really nice. It goes on easily and is easy to manipulate. It comes in different colors and sizes and it is very affordable.


Labels:
Home Decor,
Vinyl
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