Hannah and I finally agree'd on a paint color for her walls and bedding after two years of undecidedness....I never thought that we would , or should I say, "I" would get it done. She has asked me on numerous occassions throughout those two years when I was going to do her room. Endless nights on the internet searching for that perfect fabric with the right shade of blue and without the pink being the main color seemed to never come to a decision that we both seemed to agree on. But after a shopping trip for an Easter dress for my oldest, I found it! I know it had to be meant for us to go into this store that we usually never go into! As I was waiting on Sara to try on her dress....I spotted it! I can almost swear that there was a ray of light shining down on it, and I don't swear! lol I bought a throw pillow to take home and talk over with Hannah. She loved it, so then the next day we were off to purchase the set and get the paint for her walls....this was just the beginning of the four days that I worked on it. Hope you like it as much as we do! here are some photo's of the before....
This room has gone under many little transformations since she moved into here. I've changed the carpet from blue to white, from one twin bed to two, then a to full bed, bought a new bed and as you might be able to tell, I move the furniture around quite a bit. But now....her room is just perfect!
She absolutely loves it! And I must say I do to! She has the first room in the whole house that is white....hmm...may be doing some more in the future. But not the near future....I'm tired! I cut the twin comforter in half(using the other half for some sewing projects in here later) and used part of the dust ruffle to cover the cornices.
The little door knob shelf above the closet was given to me by a dear friend that was done up in the primitive look. It got a makeover and so did my head as I was hanging it. I have a knot the size of a quarter!
I used the flat sheet that came with the set for making a skirt for the top of the plywood shelf on Hannah's keyboard. I hated that little black metal stand...now it looks so much better! Plus she can hide her junk under the skirt!!! I also painted the little heart plates, the mattes on her pictures and made the ones beside her bed from some extra bedding.
She shares the love for the Beatles with her big sis so I had to give her a little space for this huge poster. I found an old frame, painted it and then put in the poster. I used an old picture that Mom was selling in our garage sale and made the board above it for all the little pictures that she had previously taped to the wall(something that drives me nuts).
The shelf was a facebook yardsale find that I originally thought about doing a conopy with over Hannah's bed...but the sucker is a little heavy. I worried about if possibly falling on her poor little head. My bestest friend gave me the plate years ago and I found the pitcher at a flea market. The frame came from a junk store and I added the beadboard for a back. Everything has been painted, I'm sure that comes to no surprise. I said when I die, just creamate me and add me to some paint, then use me on something, lol!
I painted the lamp and recovered the lampshade with some tulle. I just love the blue with the white...it's so peaceful!
The little dress came from a doll, isn't it just the prettiest?! The screen got some new paint and a glass knob added. It gives the corner some height since the chair is so dainty.
A free printable that was the perfect shade. I just switched out the print. Love it!
I love how these little pictures came out with the mattes painted blue and added fabric.
And this was all done for guess who.....I love my girls!
And one added note....
I spilled less than a half a gallon of paint on her carpet!
The family all came together quite nicely and we got it out, thank the good Lord!