nursery frame wall

Here is a sneak peak...
I have been working on this wall for weeks of and on to get it right and I think I finally got it.
This was the last step before the finished product.

Felt rose ball Part #1

I saw these felt balls at Spending Less Living More and I couldn't pass them up.

I won't lie..it took forever.
I burned my fingers a million times on my hot glue gun.
stuck myself a few dozen times with the straight pins.
But...
I love how it turned out! 
Can't wait to finish the rest! 
It only cost me $5 bucks to make and I still have felt to finish a white one and black one. 
and they are one of a kind!!!

Sorry the picture quality is so bad.  

painted door

I was excited to find this cabinet door at the DI for $2 bucks!

Oh, the possibilities!

 I painted her black...

 Add the vinyl I got from "Say It On the Wall...

love their vinyl! So easy to apply it and oh, so cute!

One last finishing touch...a fabric flower made from the black and white damask fabric I used on her curtains. That post you can read about here 

and the "B" frame here

lamp evolution

I have had this lamp for a few years and it has been in many different spots around my house. I picked it up from a lady who was done having a garage sale and she was just going to toss it. So, I did what any thrifty chicka would do and snatched it up. The shade was worn and the base was a pretty shade of gold and white crackle. 

I painted her black a few months ago and recovered the shade in the black and white damask fabric.

It was off white for a while, But, as soon as I found out I was prego with baby #3, a girl! I knew I wanted her room black, white and "Tiffany" blue. 

I had visions of this lamp gracing the dresser in all her frilly, girly, glory!

 She needed one last finishing touch....

 I used my trusty hot glue gun and a black feather boa (I picked up at the Grand Opening of JoAnn
s in Idaho Falls using a 50% coupon. for $4 buckaroos! SCORE!) to go around the top and the bottom. 

 Bottom layer...done!

Top and Bottom done! I can't wait to get her dresser all set up. Just the right amount of girly I was looking for!

demask album frame

Materials:

1. foamy, sparkely 'B"  1.99 and used a 50% coupon

2. Black and white demask scrapbook paper 0.95 cents used 50% off coupon

3. old record album frame. had laying around because the glass broke. 

Total cost: $1.47

I will post about the vinyl board tomorrow.