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      1. Kate

        March 5, 2013

        I love this room!!! Great job and great color scheme! I was wondering how you made the fabric orbs that are hanging? They are beautiful!

      2. adebruin

        March 5, 2013

        I was wondering the name of your wall paint color?

      3. Christie

        March 5, 2013

        The wall paint color is Sherwin Williams Dovetail Gray.

        I found several tutorials/blogs online to help with how to make the fabric orbs. This one is probably closest to the method I used: http://emilyshares.blogspot.com/2011/02/fabric-pom-pom-tutorial.html

        For attaching to the ceiling, I installed cup hooks and sewed a loop at the top of each ribbon to slide on them.

      4. Ross Neytiri

        March 5, 2013

        Such a beautiful space! Really nice colors, too. Love everything elephant in here, especially the elephant artwork above the crib. I also like how you did the alphabet wall.

      5. Shaymo10

        March 6, 2013

        AMAZING! Does your mom have a business?

      6. Rachel

        March 8, 2013

        How did you attach your letters to the wall?
        And did you get them at Hobby Lobby?

      7. Christie

        March 9, 2013

        Yes, I got the letters at Hobby Lobby. They were way easier to attach to the wall than I anticipated. I just put a few pieces of poster putty on each letter. They are so light weight, the attach really easily.

      8. Anna

        March 16, 2013

        Your nursery is absolutely gorgeous!! Can you share the name of the teal floral fabric you used?

      9. Anna

        March 16, 2013

        Your nursery is absolutely gorgeous!! Can you share the name of the teal floral fabric you used?

      10. Glenn B

        March 25, 2013

        Grandpa Glenn
        What a wonderful Nursery. The Teal / Aqua color is my favoraite. The use of colors and shapes is very focused- but calming- Real Genius Level.
        The Elephants and Alphabet really finish off a beautiful job.
        Emaline is one very fortunate little girl in every way.
        Give her a “Monkey Walk” for me.

      11. Christie

        April 3, 2013

        I wish I could! I don’t know the name of it, and unfortunately the fabric store in Houston where I got it no longer carries it. If I ever come across it again, I will let you know!

      12. karen m butler

        May 1, 2013

        Grandma Karen
        Emaline,

        Your nursery is gorgeous but it can’t compare to beautiful little you. Ironically, your Daddy’s room was filled with elephants when he was a little baby.
        If you are ever “sent to your room for bad baby behavior” (it will never happen) but it will be like spending time in a spa with great books!!!
        I love you so much little girl!
        Grandma Karen

      13. Nida

        May 7, 2013

        I love the elephant mobile. Does your mom make and sell them?

      14. Kelly

        May 8, 2013

        How did she make the mobile?? Where would you find those little elephants? I love so much!!

      15. Cali

        May 27, 2013

        Oh my goodness!! I LOVE everything about this!! Where did you get your fabric??? It’s perfect!

      16. Amber

        August 12, 2013

        If you are finished with the bedding and mobile would you be willing to sell? I’m trying this same theme! Love it :)

      17. jordy

        August 18, 2013

        I absolutely love this! I was wondering what your mother used when she made the elephant painting. I want to try and make something like it and really liked the pattern and colors.

      18. Melissa

        January 14, 2014

        Where is the chair from?

      19. Sarah

        March 6, 2014

        I was wondering where you got the paper that you covered the letters from. I love the colors and have been looking for paper, but can’t seem to find any.

      20. Dominique Simoneau-Ritchie

        October 14, 2014

        Thank you for sharing this beautiful nursery, its one of the first nurseries that really inspired me. I also decided to go with picture rails for our nursery and it simply looks beautiful! I’m extremely pleased with the results!

        I posted instructions on mounting these on my blog:
        http://www.lemonandmint.ca/2014/10/children-book-rail-for-nursery.html

      21. michelle ingle

        November 21, 2014

        What carpet is that?

      22. Susan

        March 4, 2015

        Love your color and fabric choices for the cross stitch elephant. Also the framing. Fabulous!
        -Susan from Red Gate Stitchery

      23. Phyllis

        March 22, 2015

        just wondering where the material you used for bumper pads was purchased? I would love to find this for my new grand babies nursery. Thank you in advance for your help

      24. Gabby

        June 8, 2015

        Could you tell me how you framed your cross stitch? I’ve done one similar and would love to put it in a shadow box type frame! Thank you.

      25. Vanessa

        September 9, 2015

        What color and brand paint did you use on the walls? Thanks!!

      26. Amber

        September 23, 2015

        Would your mom consider making other people things? I love the fabrics you picked and my theme is elephants as well. Price?

      27. Donna Wear

        November 19, 2015

        love your nursery! looks crisp and modern. As a safe sleep advocate I encourage you to leave off the bumper pads. They are not recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.I’m sorry to be the “buzz kill” but hundreds of infants die each year from unsafe sleep environments.

      28. Katie

        November 20, 2016

        Your nursery is adorable!!! What is the height of your paper matche letters?

        Thank you!!

      29. Norma

        April 18, 2017

        would you consider making me an alphabet wall. If so how much would you charge. If not exactly where do I go to get them and how do I cover them or do I paint them or what?? Beautiful idea

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