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    When my husband and I moved to Georgia we didn’t know the sex of our sweet Hazel. So it was very easy to pick the paint color for the stripes on the wall. I am a person that tends to change my mind a lot when it comes to decorating, I felt it was easier picking things out that could be gender neutral. So in the beginning everything I picked out was white, which is my favorite color. Yes, it’s a color! Then once we found out we were expecting a girl, soft pink and turquoise joined the party. We knew we wanted the nursery to be a simple and relaxing place to be and I think we accomplished that.

    ElizabethFord
    ElizabethFord
    Army Wife. Beginner Quilter. Texas Native. Lover of all things turquoise.
    ElizabethFord
    Army Wife. Beginner Quilter. Texas Native. Lover of all things turquoise.

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      1. Jan

        March 23, 2013

        So soft and pretty! I like all of the DIY projects! It looks like you put a lot of thought into it.

      2. Naomi

        March 25, 2013

        I love this room, it’s beautiful. I love the name Hazel it was my Grandmothers.

      3. sdhl

        April 2, 2013

        hi, where are the name prints from? can you send the link to the etsy shop? i don’t know how to search for them on etsy. thanks!

      4. LucyJ

        April 15, 2013

        where did you get your crib bedding?

      5. Elizabeth

        April 16, 2013

        Hi, the prints I used to spell her name are free printable alphabet cards that I printed and decoupaged onto canvas. I have added the link above! Thanks~

      6. Elizabeth

        April 16, 2013

        Hi Lucy, the bedding is a mix of places: sheet is from Target, white bumpers are from Babies R Us ( I sewed the large white bows on myself), and the bed skirt is from Amazon (I added the white ruffles under the tulle myself as well). Let me know if you have any other questions, thanks!

      7. Elizabeth

        April 16, 2013

        Thank you Naomi, it is a pretty special name! :)

      8. Elizabeth

        April 16, 2013

        Hi Jan, thank you for the compliments! DIY is the name of the game!

      9. Felicia Winters Schmitz

        May 17, 2013

        Just curious what wall colors you used for the striped walls and also for the solid wall? Beautiful room!

      10. Leeshie

        May 20, 2013

        Hi – Room is beautiful! Just wondering how you like your Dorel glider from Walmart. I’m desperatly looking for one but I don’t want to break the bank. I’ve read mixed reviews on this one….. I’m about 5’6 and I can’t figure out if the glider is really short or if it’s a good size. Would love to hear your experience with it.

      11. Elizabeth

        May 27, 2013

        Hi Leeshie, I like the chair. I am 5’6 as well and think it works, I will say though you definitely want the ottoman to go with it. Without the ottoman you kind of sit forward. I know the reviewers complained of it being uncomfortable but I never planned on sleeping in it. It is great for nursing and rocking for about an hour and then you need to stretch out! Hope that is helpful! Thanks for the compliment~

      12. Felicia Winters Schmitz

        May 29, 2013

        Hi Elizabeth,

        Sorry to bug ya again just was curious if you had the two paint colors that you used for the striped walls? Thanks so much!

      13. Farrah

        June 12, 2013

        I absolutely love the room! What are the colors you used for the striped walls? Thanks, farrah

      14. Elizabeth

        July 22, 2013

        Hi Felicia! I am SO sorry I didn’t get the color to you sooner. The color is Asiago 6005-1A by Valspar. The walls were already white when we moved in so I am not sure what exact color that is. Hope that is helpful!

      15. Elizabeth

        July 22, 2013

        Hi Farrah! The color is Asiago 6005-1A by Valspar. The walls were already white when we moved in so I am not sure what exact color that is. Hope that is helpful!

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