Today I made curtains for Daughter's room. I am so pleased with the results! Every time I go in her room, I feel completely restful and calm, yet energized. -- I absolutely love green and white together! Maybe because green is a sign of life, which I am so ready to receive in the form of Springtime. Anyway, here they are:
Not sure if I'm going to leave the tie-backs just like this, or if I'll come up with something else. For now, I still like it.
(Have I ever mentioned how I HATE, HATE, HATE hanging curtain rods? Seventeen EXTRA holes later, and the rods are up. Strange, I always thought the framing studs ran vertically; the ONLY stud I found ran horizontally about 4 1/2 inches above my window frame, thus determining the curtain's length. Good thing I was satisfied with this height!)
Monday, February 18
Thursday, February 14
Inspiration
Daughter's bedroom has bothered me for awhile, namely the unpainted trim. Inspiration struck, and I am now in the middle of completing a slew of details (finally painting the trim and doors, making a headboard, sewing curtains, making shelves above the windows, to name a few). Here are some treasures I've collected/made/received over the years that have inspired me in the evolution of Daughter's room:
An Auntie gave me the doll she played with as a child:
The dishes I played "tea" with as a child (with crackers, cheese, and raisins):
The dress Daughter wore home from the hospital, and for her dedication ceremony:
A local flea market find that I love, love, love:
A pomander I made from flowers grown in my garden last summer:
A baby quilt handmade by an Auntie for Daughter's birth:
A gift of nesting dolls for Daughter, brought home from Germany by Husband:
A tin teaset for Daughter's Christmas gift:
Another Christmas gift, a kitchen outfit, complete with "messy" dishes in the sink:
An Auntie gave me the doll she played with as a child:
The dishes I played "tea" with as a child (with crackers, cheese, and raisins):
The dress Daughter wore home from the hospital, and for her dedication ceremony:
A local flea market find that I love, love, love:
A pomander I made from flowers grown in my garden last summer:
A baby quilt handmade by an Auntie for Daughter's birth:
A gift of nesting dolls for Daughter, brought home from Germany by Husband:
A tin teaset for Daughter's Christmas gift:
Another Christmas gift, a kitchen outfit, complete with "messy" dishes in the sink:
Dragonflies
Monday, February 4
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