It's time to announce which project our readers selected. Congrats to hellotheirbaby for being our readers' Project of the Week pick! Ava in Wonderland by hellotheirbaby Click Here to View More Photos and Details Want to be one of next week’s picks for Project of the Week? Upload your project to our gallery, and on Friday, the Project Nursery team will select the top three projects. Then it’s up to you all to let us know which room or party you “like” best.
Photo books make some of the best presents. I love making these books as holiday, birthday or "thank you for the weekend" gifts—it takes me down memory lane, and I get so much pleasure putting them together. If you're looking for a creative gift to give this year and have some spare time on your hands (insert giant sigh here), these are some of my favorite sites for you to check out. As a photographer, I've made professional photo books of my work in Paris from Blurb, and let me tell you, they do not disappoint. They make beautiful books fit for any level of dollars you're willing to pay. The downloadable software is easy to use and you don't have to be tech savvy to do so. I'm a huge fan of Pinhole Press. I can't wait to get started with my annual "recap of the year" family book that I make for my mother-in-law (I've got my eye on the large purple one), and I also just received my photo holiday cards I ordered from them—two thumbs up! Shutterfly is an easy and foolproof site. You can choose various layouts and background themes and knock out a book in no time. Plus, they always seem to have a discount code on their site, which is an added bonus if you want to save a few dollars. My mom loves Kodakgallery. She creates photo books and puts together the greatest collages of our family. With a click here and there, you really …
Our readers made our job every hard this week! There were a number of fabulous projects uploaded to the gallery, so we had a hard time narrowing it down to our top three picks for Project of the Week. Now it's your turn! Let us know which project you “like” best! Pick your favorite, and we’ll announce Project of the Week on Monday! Have a fabulous weekend everyone! Ava in Wonderland by hellotheirbaby Click Here to View More Photos and Details Percy’s Nursery by bickerdesignco Click Here to View More Photos and Details Fabulously Theme-less Eclectic and Fun Nursery! by suzyschuh17 Click Here to View More Photos and Details Which one do you “like”? Click the “like” button at the top of the gallery page of your favorite project to make your selection. We will reveal the fan favorite on Monday after 12pm PST!
Children's parties sure have changed since we were little. There are so many amazing and creative parties these days that it's getting harder and harder for us parents to keep up! Moodylicious Children's Spa has just the thing to make your party throwing experience easier—their spa party in a box! It has everything you need to create a fun spa-like experience for four little girls. And one thing that hasn't changed in children's parties is the pure joy your child experiences from spending a special day with their friends. The Chrissy Spa Party in a Box for four includes invitations, cupcake toppers and wrappers, Moodylicious spa cookies, faux champagne flutes, Moodylicious bling t-shirts, mani-pedi spa products, a Moodylicious spa party favor purse for each girl and much more. This party is sure to make the little lady in your life and her friends feel special and pampered. WIN IT! One lucky Project Nursery reader will win a gift certificate good for one Chrissy Spa Party in a Box for four girls from Moodylicious Children's Spa. A $225 value! HOW TO ENTER: To enter, comment below to let us know which little girl in your life you'd like to throw a spa party for. Contest ends Friday, December 16, 2011 at 11:59pm PST. FOR EXTRA ENTRIES: 1. “Like” Project Nursery and Moodylicious Children's Spa on Facebook, give a shout out on our walls and tell us you did with a comment below. 2. Follow Project Nursery and Moodylicious Children's Spa on Twitter, tweet about it and …
I know we've all seen them—photos documenting the monthly growth of a cute little baby. There are all sorts of ways to do it and lots of creative ideas floating around waiting to be grabbed by all you imaginative parents. I love seeing the new ideas mix in with the old. One of our readers, Michelle from Our Dream Foreclosure, came up with this clever idea to add a new piece of clothing to her son's picture each month so that at the end of the year he'll be fully clothed (gotta love the boxers!). image from Our Dream Foreclosure Erica, from Erica's Bloggity Blog, dressed her son in the same sleeper for each picture to document his growth. So cute and funny! image from Erica's Bloggity Blog There's always the good old-fashioned change the number on a onesie route. Young House Love photoshopped their daughter's onesie, but you can also make your own or buy decals (we like Sticky Bellies). YHL also changed up the background using different fabric backdrops. Oh, they also photographed every week! image from Young House Love Personally, I used the put your kid in a onesie in the same chair next to the same stuffed animal method to document my son's growth via monthly pictures. Some of my favorite shots are the candid ones (like the one below) that occur when you are desperately trying to capture your squirmy little kiddo! I still wonder what those two were looking at. Are you taking/planning on …
It's Monday, and we are ready to announce our readers' selection for Project of the Week. Congrats to vanwerta for being our readers' favorite! Baby Liam’s Eclectic Nursery by vanwerta Click Here to View More Photos and Details Want to be one of next week’s picks for Project of the Week? Upload your project to our gallery, and on Friday, the Project Nursery team will select the top three projects. Then it’s up to you all to let us know which room or party you “like” best.
To get us in the mood for the holidays, over the next couple weeks, our Project Nursery experts and contributors will be sharing favorite holiday gifts that either they received as a child or their children received. Join in on the conversation. What was your favorite gift? Julie: As a little girl, my favorite Hanukkah gift was the newest “cut-out-and-dress-up” paper doll book that my parents would get for me every year (normally night five of Hanukkah). When I was eight years old, they found me adding glitter and paint to the dresses of one doll and trimming the hem on another, so they began to realize a creative profession was looming in my future. This “Fancy Nancy” book reminds me of the books I loved as a little girl. I love Rosie Flo's Fashion Show, which allows you to color and stage your own paper fashion show. Melissa and Doug take “dress-up” dolls to a new dimension with their magnetic wooden dress-up dolls. Alessia: Of all my childhood Christmases, the ones I remember with great pleasure are those when I have received yet another figurine for my Smurfs collection. I was obsessed with the Smurfs, and I “had to have” the complete village! Since my parents wisely never gave it to me all at once, I always had room to wish for more. This kept me well engaged in writing strategic letters to Santa for several years. If your children have a passion for something, add a little piece each year, and they will …
Get ready because the team at Project Nursery has a homework assignment for all of our readers. We have selected our top three picks for Project of the Week, but now we need you to let us know which project you "like" best! Pick your favorite, and we'll announce Project of the Week on Monday! Have a fabulous weekend everyone! Surfer Baby by redvitamin Click Here to View More Photos and Details Soft & Subtle Animal Nursery by emiller529 Click Here to View More Photos and Details Baby Liam’s Eclectic Nursery by vanwerta Click Here to View More Photos and Details Which one do you “like”? Click the “like” button at the top of the gallery page of your favorite project to make your selection. We will reveal the fan favorite on Monday after 12pm PST!
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We are so excited to announce our collaboration with our friends at Toki Mats! We’ve been selling their products for years in our shop, so we jumped at the chance to bring our own Project Nursery spin to their stellar products. […]
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