The One with Jane's Room!

Jane's half of the nursery is finally done! The hand sanitizer dispenser was the last item to be placed, thereby completing the room. It's all about the finishing touches people :) So, without further rambling or adieu, here is Baby Jane's room!

I've been hoarding frames, mirrors, canvases, wooden plaques, and more for a few months with plans to alter and place them on the wall. Mission accomplished!

The butterfly chandelier mobile I made sits prominently above her crib.

I love the Jenny Lind crib we got from Amazon. It's perfect! Mattress and ruffled crib skirt: Pottery Barn Kids. Yellow gingham bumper and mattress sheet: Amazon. Quilt: Grandma Carolyn :)

For now Jane's baby quilt rests over the side. This will be the blanket that we use to cover her car seat when we go on outings.

Custom made Boppy cover and pillow which are accents right now, they won't be in the crib once she's here.

THE dresser :) Found on Craigslist.

A birdcage filled with pom poms my little sister made.

The central piece of the frame wall is from IKEA. I spray painted it raspberry pink and then hot glued ribbons across the back of it to accomodate hair clips.

I made this owl canvas for a step-by-step photo tutorial for a project in Simply Handmade magazine a few years ago. I actually repainted the canvas a softer shade of yellow before hanging it up.

I glued a piece of pink baker's twine into "love" on this canvas. Easy peasy!

I spray painted this wooden oval plaque aqua, placed a girl silhouette template on top, painted over it gold, removed the template, and then added pearls to the neckline.

These mini square canvases were painted and then on the green one I mod podged a doily on top and the other one I painted over a doily template.

I got this cute business card from Dawn when she sent me a package of baby girl clothes. THANK YOU!

More altered frames. I spray painted the light pink one, stitched some felt hearts to a piece of mint green cardstock, and that was that. The white frame has a piece of fabric inside. And the aqua frame holds a piece of yellow chevron paper that I made in Adobe Illustrator and printed out on photo paper.

Ta da!

On the west wall is Fox and Jane's baby stats in frames along with wooden letters. Jane's are made up for now and I'll replace it once she's born.

Close up of the pom poms.

Jane's clothes and shoes. I can't wait to have a little girl to dress up!

Never in a million billion trillion quadrillion years did I think that our guest room/my scraproom would turn into a nursery with TWO cribs before we left California.

My how life can change in a matter of three years!

Okay Baby Jane, you can be born any day now, I'm ready for you!