Nursery!

I was so excited to work on the Nursery for the twins!  It took a lot of convincing to get Adam to agree to paint the walls - he thought the tan color they were was perfectly acceptable and didn't want to mess up the color with something crazy that would make it hard to sell one day.  Well, all I wanted was gray so I couldn't see how he could get too upset about that and I finally convinced him!

I did gray because I wanted all the decorations to be bright and colorful and pop against the gray walls.  I was able to complete, MOST of the nursery before the babies came and just had a few things left after.    Take a look!

 The Curtains were a steal from Bed Bath and Beyond! Only $7.99 a panel!  I even bought an extra and used it to make the bed skirts - which made for an easy project because I didn't have to do any hemming!

 My MIL made the Yarn balls, which by the way is not as easy as the Pinterest tutorial makes it seem!   Only about half of them were fit to hang!

 With the help of my MIL and SIL, we made the sheets!  Did you know crib sheets are super duper easy to make!!   We whipped out five or so in a couple hours along with a whole stack of burp cloths!

  I crocheted these blankets and finished the week the babies were born!

 This banner was from my baby shower, a definite keeper!

 These growth charts were from Paper Coterie, they had a free coupon so I just paid shipping!  Love them!

 I used my cricut to cut the vinyl letters for this poster that I picked up on Amazon for 1 cent!  Gotta love when shipping is more than the actual item!

 I also added the vinyl letters for this mirror

 The rocking frog was a shower gift - I LOVE it!  Doesn't it match perfectly in the room!  Oh and the rug I found at Target, also a perfect match!

 I made this poster art myself as well and printed at Costco

 These name signs are fabric letters cut from my Silhouette with iron on interfacing.  The background fabric is stapled to a canvas.   

I still have a few things I want to do, but for the most part its done and I love it!