Turning a house into a home for our new baby, with a little bit of craftiness. While capturing everyday life with little Callan Kae.
March 19, 2011
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March 14, 2011
Callan's Nursery
I'm loving everything about how the room has come together. All the inspirations with personal touches throughout. The room has a vintage and modern feel, from the thrifty furniture finds to the contemporary brushed metal accents. It still reads baby girl without being covered in "blush and bashful", or pink on pink for those who aren't Steel Magnolia fans. Color is my thing, so I wanted a lot of bold, bright and unexpected colors.
We hope Callan loves it as much as we do. It won't feel complete until she's here.
We hope Callan loves it as much as we do. It won't feel complete until she's here.
Thanks to everyone who helped us pull it all together! Especially My mom for all the custom bedding and curtains, and to Ryan's Dad for the help building and painting all the furniture.
March 13, 2011
Crib Bedding
The completed crib bedding including the custom bumper pads piped in red, two fitted sheets and the crib skirt.
The Quilt
The finished quilt by my mom. From the fabric collection "It's a Hoot" by Momo. Block pattern trimmed in red to complement the pop of red throughout the nursery.
Finished Hoops
Here is the finished product of my embroidery hoops. Making them was the easy part, hanging them from the ceiling was not so easy. We used small cup hooks screwed into the ceiling. Four pieces of fishing line were strung from each hoop and tied. The knot was hung from the hook. Good balance and a little luck are keeping them as level as possible. Some of the fabrics used were not a part of the collection and were found at a quilting store in Fredericksburg, Texas.
Owl Art
The custom art is by yours truly. Simple, cheap and easy, I just covered old paintings with the coordinating fabric scraps from the collection, stretched and stapled to the back. I found an image online of a cute owl, enlarged and printed it. I then cut out the positive space to create my own stencil, taped the stencil to each canvas and painted them.
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