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    My hope was to not have one particular theme for the room, but to instead pull together various sentimental and eclectic pieces that I found and liked. I also found a lot of the details at thrift shops, flea markets, Etsy, and in my parents/in-laws home. So, this nursery was very cost-efficient!

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      1. Ysczabel

        March 10, 2011

        I love the quasi-bunting you have there made out of flash cards and clothespins.  I love the lovely touches that were from your family or your husbands, is that actually a drawing of a watch you framed there?  Lovely room!

      2. BethanyJordan

        March 10, 2011

        Thank you for the kind words!  It was a funny story with the drawing.  My mother-in-law asked my elementary-age husband what he wanted for Christmas one year.  He drew a watch.  Then, his younger sister copied him and drew a watch.  Then then proceeded to draw their homes.  I love that she kept the drawings all of these years and couldn’t resist framing them.

      3. Recreate

        March 14, 2011

        I have worked with a similarly small attic room and I can tell you that it’s difficult to work with, which is why I love your room all the more.  So sentimental and so lovely :)

      4. BethanyJordan

        March 14, 2011

        Thanks, Recreate.  Yes, those small spaces make things interesting in terms of layout and what pieces can actually fit.  Conventional cribs and dresser do not fit! :)  But, the challenge was fun.

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