His Bedroom

Welcome to the nursery! It's finally complete. It has no theme.  It's just a bunch of stuff I've gathered together over the last 4 months that I really love.  It might just be my favorite room in the whole house.  It is so nice to start a room from scratch!  I usually end up trying to work around an item I already have but this room was completely new.  And I must say, for Iphone photos, they turned out pretty good.

Enjoy!!

light: Restore, rug: O.co, pouf: Amazon, rocker: Salvation Army, Sheep skin: Target, Fuzzy Pillow: Target, crib: IKEA, crib skirt: The Land of Nod, Garland: DIY, art: DIY, Mobile: Amazon + DIY

Engineering Prints

hooks: The Land of Nod, chair: garage sale, shelves: IKEA, art: online + DIY

dresser: family

art: found online

lamp: Target, horns: the woods, mason jar: DIY, rocking horse: gift

baskets: Micheals

Brady's Mom picked the quote!  N I made the art

I embedded toy dinosaurs into the art with Caulk

The mobile is a photo hanging mobile, but you can clip WTV you want from it.  I'm not sure I love the stars.. but they will do for now

zebra and owl: Pier 1, monkey: my Mom found a lady who makes them, dog: gift

Now all we have left to do is install the car seat.. Oh, and give birth.. EEEEK!  Wish me luck!

Garland

Look what I made for my baby boys bedroom..

Craft Paper Garland:

I'm pretty pleased with myself for accomplishing this project.  It was really quick and easy.  They add so much character to the plain white ceilings and add color to the black and white room.

Originally, I was planning on painting the ceiling with this insanely awesome design from Vintage Revivals...

BUT who on earth has that much time on their hands?  I sure don't at the moment.  But I do love it!

So the comprimise was garland.
www.thelandofnod.com has some seriously cool garland for cheap!..like...

But, sadly they weren't long enough to cover the ceiling and aren't big enough to make an impact.  Oh and I am cheap, so I decided to make my own. 

So off to JoAnne Fabrics I went.  I should have bought felt and sewed the garland.. but that is also too time consuming.  So I picked up 16 sheets of orange, grey, green and blue craft paper in the scrap booking isle.  I also bought a spool of twine, small diameter hole punch and a pack of tacks.  A whopping ten dollars later I was headed home.

Cut each paper into 4 triangles, then make a few smaller triangles out of the 4 big ones.  I like them to be differnet sized, but you could really do wtv you please...  punch two holes in either end of the triangles, string the twine through. 

BAM!  In about 1 hr I had 4 strands of garland hanging across my ceiling!