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Oct 22, 2010

Sweet P's Nursery

Well, this has been a long time coming but I finally got around to taking pictures of Paisley's finished nursery. I'm pretty proud of it. I wanted it to be bright and girly, but not baby girly.

So, my mom and I started off at a fabric store and with her help, I found about 4 or 5 coordinating fabrics to use throughout the nursery. I told her the things I had in mind for fabric and brought my sketch book.



I don't sew, but my mom does and with a little latte persuasion,


she agreed to make a crib sheet, dust ruffle, curtains and I somehow managed to get her to recover the cushions on the glider we got!! Yay for mom.

All the framed photos throughout her room were taken by her Aunt Ashley and I LOVE them. The hardest part was deciding which photos to frame because there were so many amazing ones to choose from.

So here's a little tour...

Entering the room.

Sweet P's Nursery - Entrance

Paisley's view from her crib.

Sweet P's Nursery - Pom Poms

A Katie Daisy print!

Sweet P's Nursery - Katie Daisy Print

View looking at the crib. Most of the pom poms came from Paisley's shower, the others I made. The banner with her name was made by my sister and was also from her shower. Then there's the dust ruffle, crib blanket and curtains made by mom. The side table was mine growing up and it used to be white with purple details - I spray painted it to match the room.

Sweet P's Nursery - Crib

Detail of the crib blanket and dust ruffle.

Sweet P's Nursery - Crib Blanket

The other side of the room.

Sweet P's Nursery

Detail of the reading area. I love this area!! I spend a lot of time here rocking and reading to my girl.

There's the recovered cushions on the glider and ottoman, the chandelier was a gift from my dad, the print on the wall is my husband holding Paisley in his hands when she was 6 days old and I found the baskets to hang on the wall for my book "shelf."

Sweet P's Nursery - Reading Area

Close up of the baskets filled with new books for my girl and old ones I read as a child.

Sweet P's Nursery - Book Baskets

The other side of the wall is my DIY wall. I used the leftover fabric for embroidery hoops to hang on the wall. I included the birth announcement I designed on one, an advice note from my sister on another (the note reads: You can't hold her too much, one day she won't want to be held) and the embroidered hoop was my very first Mother's Day gift from For the love of Joy. I also had a couple of small frames laying around so I spray painted those and put a rolled fabric flower in one and one of my favorite newborn pictures of Paisley in another.

Sweet P's Nursery - Circles Detail

The other side of the wall is the changing area with a basket filled with quilts made by her Granny Sandy, Great Grandma and friends.

Sweet P's Nursery - Changing Area

I love these shelves. They are loaded with fun things for me to look at while I'm changing dirty diapers!

Sweet P's Nursery - Shelves

On one shelf I framed a couple of the maternity pictures my sister did and one of the tattoo pics. Gus, a little stuffed animal sits on a set of books I read as a little girl and Paisley's first pair of Gracious May shoes sit on the end.

Sweet P's Nursery - Shelf Detail

The other shelf has a pictures of her sister-cousin, a cork board filled with notes from her shower and her birth announcement

Sweet P's Nursery - Cork Board


Thanks for checking out my baby girl's nursery! I think this is my favorite room in my house!





Thank you to everyone who had a part in making this room. Especially thank you to the husband for hanging the ceiling fan, painting the room and putting up the crown moulding (with my dad's help)! Also: For the Love of Joy (embroidered hoop and boppy cover, np), Ashley Ann Photography (photos, pom poms, notes, big P, Paisley banner), Dad (chandelier, helping with crown molding), Gracious May (shoes), The Husband (painting, hanging shelves, curtains, chandelier, love), Katie Daisy (ABC print), Mom (crib sheet, dust ruffle, curtains, pillows and glider cusions), Granny Sandy (quilts), Great Grandma (quilt), Silly Me Baby (hair bow, np), Snugars (headband, np), TweetBabyDesigns (flower hair clips, np) and anyone else I'm forgetting.

Oct 4, 2010

Sweet P's First Fair

My little girl is 10 weeks old today. It amazes me how time flies when you have a newborn and I absolutely love being a mom. Everything is more fun with a little one.

Take, for example, the fair. The Tulsa State Fair is going on right now so we took little Sweet P and did the usual, eat a corn dog and funnel cake, people watch and stroll along the midway but it was totally different this year because we had a little one to push around.

Here are some pics from her first fair experience.
Tulsa State Fair



Dad and Sweet P next to Granny Sandy's quilt!

Corn Dog at the Tulsa State Fair

Fried Pickles at the Tulsa State Fair

Flashing Funnel Cakes

Funnel Cake Love

The Monster Cookie


Sweet P's First Fair

Also, check out my sister's blog today for Sweet P's one month and two month pics and enter to win a great giveaway!

5 days old:


1 month old:


2 months old:

Sep 8, 2010

Sweet P's Sweet Quilts - Part 2

Part 2 of Sweet P's Quilts are made by her Granny Sandy.

I love the pinks and greens in this first one. All the material is flannel and is SO soft.

Her face cracks me up in this one!
Sweet P and her Quilt

Sweet P and her Quilt

Her other quilt is really colorful and I love it too! It actually has little paisley patterns in the peacock feathers. (Didn't notice this when we picked out the material and Sweet P didn't have a name yet!)

Not a great shot of Sweet P, but you can really see the quilt.
Sweet P and her Quilt

I LOVE this face!
Sweet P and her Quilt

And a little smile from my 6 week old girl!
Sweet P and her Quilt

Thank you so much Granny Sandy for the beautiful quilts!

Aug 17, 2010

Sweet P's Sweet Quilts - Part 1

photo by Ashley Ann photography
I have an extremely talented family. My grandmother quilts, my mom sews, my aunt also quilts and my sister, well, she does all sorts of goodness from diy projects to photography. Therefore, my baby girl has a fabulous homemade nursery! I'm going to post different pieces throughout the nursery but today I'm starting with the quilt made by my grandma.

photo by Ashley Ann photography
 
I love this quilt! I picked out the material, a mix of Tula Pink's Plume line with a touch of the material used in the nursery. I think it's pretty amazing. Thank you so much Grandma. I imagine little P will wear this out throughout the years as I did with the first quilt you made me.

Sweet P on her Plume Quilt

Love You Mom