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This nursery is for our upcoming “Baby Sister,” as we call her. Our 2 year old little girl used this room as her nursery and we recently moved her to a big girl room. We kept the wall color the same plus kept a few of the furniture pieces but reworked the colors and fabrics.
thegovernorsdaughter
I am a stay at home mom of a 2 year old little girl and waiting on baby sister to come this June. I am an artist who designs and creates necklaces ( thegovernorsdaughter.blogspot.com) and am usually in the process of updating some room in my home. I love to create, sew, paint, craft, etc. I love to pick out fabric, colors and pattern!
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Jennifer
Cheerful and unique! Well done!
A question . . . how do you like the Dash and Albert rug? I’m considering one for my daughter’s room (she is two) . . . is it soft enough? Did you use a pad under it? I love how it looks in your nursery!
Clemmie King
This is so impressive! I love the ecclectic design of your nursery, and how you intertwined the old, the new, and the recycled. Beautiful shapes and colors!
Your grandfather’s handmade buffet and the custom (husband-made!) changing pad holder are totally awesome!
For your lampshade, how did you attach the fabric (glue, stitching, etc)? Fantastic!
Lucky baby!
thegovernorsdaughter
Jennifer,
I love Dash and Albert rugs, Jennifer. I have several throughout my house and they seem to wear well. I have a round, braided one in my 2 year olds room and its done well. I did use a rug pad under this one for softness and to keep it from sliding. Thanks for the compliments!
thegovernorsdaughter
Clemmie King,
Thanks Clemmie! I love this room and can’t wait for Baby Sister to get here. My plan is to attach the fabric on the shade with some kind of fabric glue but right now there are just pins keeping it in place. I was ready to take pics of the room because who knew how long it would stay clean! But it was quite easy to do the shade. Thanks!