We added this little chandelier to our nursery.  I got it at Home Depot.  It adds just the right amount of vintage charm.  Thanks for installing it Dad!
 I made this magnet board earlier, but because I had to cut it with pliers, it was all bent around the corners--plus it looked a little drab with dull metal on heirloom white.  I hot glued some pink and green corded trim around the perimeter of the metal for a pop of color.  Then I found some after-season Christmas tree ornaments for the magnets by just cutting off the strings and gluing on round magnets to the back.
 I made this magnet board earlier, but because I had to cut it with pliers, it was all bent around the corners--plus it looked a little drab with dull metal on heirloom white.  I hot glued some pink and green corded trim around the perimeter of the metal for a pop of color.  Then I found some after-season Christmas tree ornaments for the magnets by just cutting off the strings and gluing on round magnets to the back.
 Every time I looked at the original hanger, the dusty blue and maroon bothered me.  I had no maroon in the room, and my blues were either turquoise or sky.  I tried to ignore it, but finally I decided to redo my Toy Land sign.  Sigh, I liked that it said Toy Land--alluding to my storybook theme, but the colors had to go.  I covered the graphic with scalloped cut scrapbook paper with a little mod podge, replaced the knobs with these fabulous blown glass pink ones, and put a sparkly flower embellishment in the center.  Perfect.
 Every time I looked at the original hanger, the dusty blue and maroon bothered me.  I had no maroon in the room, and my blues were either turquoise or sky.  I tried to ignore it, but finally I decided to redo my Toy Land sign.  Sigh, I liked that it said Toy Land--alluding to my storybook theme, but the colors had to go.  I covered the graphic with scalloped cut scrapbook paper with a little mod podge, replaced the knobs with these fabulous blown glass pink ones, and put a sparkly flower embellishment in the center.  Perfect.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
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