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We created this room for our sweet baby Sarah Emily – due any day now. The curtains and other items are hand sewn/made.. and most of the furniture was repurposed. We wanted a soft feminine room. We were inspired by another PN room – Chloe’s Room.

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    1. KelleJoya

      July 5, 2011

      It’s hard to believe that most of the items here are hand-made and repurposed. Little Sarah’s room is just really so lovely and feminine. You obviously have a talent for decorating.

    2. Katie C

      July 5, 2011

      Love the crib skirt! Great job on the entire room!

    3. toraason23

      July 5, 2011

      Love your nursery! It so so sweet and feminine:) I was wondering where you purchased the knobs and if you can give some advise on how you painted your crib!? I want to refinish a wooden crib, but I am scared!

    4. toraason23

      July 5, 2011

      Love your nursery! It so so sweet and feminine:) I was wondering where you purchased the knobs and if you can give some advise on how you painted your crib!? I want to refinish a wooden crib, but I am scared!

    5. toraason23

      July 5, 2011

      Love your nursery! It so so sweet and feminine:) I was wondering where you purchased the knobs and if you can give some advise on how you painted your crib!? I want to refinish a wooden crib, but I am scared!

    6. bluebirdkisses

      July 5, 2011

      I love the chandalier and the curtains!  You did a really great job! :)  http://www.bluebirdkisses.com

    7. aggiemama

      July 5, 2011

      Thank y’all!!  To Toraason23 – we got the knobs and pulls at Home Depot… they were pretty reasonable.  To paint the crib we: 1) lightly sanded it (it previously was dark wood and had a finish on it – so you have to roughen that up so that paint will adhere), 2) dusted it off – we used damp washclothes, 3) primed it with “adhesion primer” from Sherwin Williams and then painted it (two coats) with “proclassic acrylic-alkyd” satin  – also from SW.  I know their paint can be pricey (my husband works there so we get a discount)… but it turned out well.  Good luck!!!  I’m sure you’ll end up with a beautiful product!

    8. aggiemama

      July 5, 2011

      I added a close-up of the knobs just in case… : )

    9. avalon

      July 8, 2011

      It’s interesting how you inserted blacks into this pink nursery. You did quite subtly and very effectively. I just wonder how little Sarah’s room look in natural light, without the subdued lighting. Great job on this budget nursery; one can never tell it’s created on a budget!

    10. wenbow

      July 10, 2011

      Your chandelier is gorgeous and it sets off the light in such a pretty pattern on the walls.  What a serene little nursery for a llucky girl…  Love it!

    11. brittcole

      July 11, 2011

      Thanks for your comment on our nursery – it’s funny because out of all the nursery’s on here, yours is the one that I had bookmarked!  Congratulations on your little girl – and great job on the room!  It’s beautiful!

    12. Rosy

      October 1, 2011

      I’ve looked at hundreds of nursery examples and this is the one that really has sparked my interest. I love the paint colors and the effect the chandelier reflects on the walls. You mentioned Sherwin Williams, but do you know the names of the colors? Great job!!

    13. MAH

      October 30, 2013

      Love the nursery. where did you get the chandelier and the pink curtains?

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