We are about 7 weeks away from Adalyn's due date, and I'm so thankful that my mom and grandmother were able to come up at the end of last week and help me prepare! It's hard preparing for baby 3, when you have two other honey pie's to take care of and attend to!
I must say, I wouldn't have been able to complete her room without their help, and i'm always grateful for how much those two women have helped me and blessed our little girls!
Now for the room tour!
When you walk into Adalyn's room, you're greeted with this burlap wreath. The main bulk of the wreath was pre-made at Hobby Lobby, but my mom added some fabric petals, the sign, and her name.
This will be going to the hospital with us and will hang on our door for the few days we will be there.
Straight ahead is her dresser. I've placed a cd player, and a vintage basket with green chevron lining, as well as a tin Peter Rabbit bowl, cup, and her silver rattle. The Peter Rabbit dinnerware was given as a gift for Megan, but I never used it, because her room has a bird theme, but they have a vintage look and are perfect for Addy's room!
Here's a view of her door, dresser, our swing (which will be moved to the living room) and her vintage wall collection.
Her changing pad will be placed on the dresser as soon as we can get MC potty trained- hopefully before Addy arrives!
Both the dresser and nightstand were purchased in Conway at a side of the road stand, where the family refurbishes old furniture. My grandmother purchased both pieces for us for $150.00!
The yellow dress hanging on the wall was mine when I was a baby. The four frames were purchased at a "junk" store here in Tulsa. The white "A" was purchased at Marshalls, and the urn painting was purchased at the same "junk" store. (River City Trading Post). We hung a tin Peter Rabbit plate on the wall, along with a vintage looking sign purchased from Hobby Lobby. Inside the white frame is the corsage I wore at my Little Rock baby shower.
Her crib is to the right when you walk into the door.
Both of my girls have used the crib, and it was given to us by my cousin- her two children used it as well.
My great-grandfather made this little end table/book stand and I painted it several years ago. I'm tempted to repaint the table in yellow, but I may decide to leave it as is. I received the "Cute as a Button" frame at a baby shower.
My mom made her bedding. Her bumper pad is made with a pink, yellow, and green paisley, and has pink ribbon ties. Her crib skirt is made with a cream, pink, and green stripe material. We paired it with a yellow chevron crib sheet (Target) and three pillows. One that my mother made and monogrammed with the same crib skirt material, and the others, a yellow chevron, and green chevron bolster) were purchased at River City Trading post here in Tulsa.
On another wall, we hung this creme plant basket and placed a few hand made blankets. Three of them were mine when I was a baby, one was given to Gretchen, and one was hand made for Megan.
Our Pinterest inspired project was this button letter "A". We purchased an embroidery hoop ($7.00) and painted it creme. I painted a letter "A" in pink, and then we hot glued pink buttons and sequins. I may go back and add a bow, but i'm not for sure at the moment.
Thankfully, we already had pink ruffled curtains in the playroom, so those were moved to Adalyn's room. The bouncer was Gretchen's, as was the chair. The pink tin mirror was also once Gretchen's, and the green crochet blanket was made by my 2nd cousin for Adalyn. (It matches perfectly!) We also added a green tin bucket with a chevron liner, and I have a lamp at my mom's house, that has a burlap shade that will be placed on the pink nightstand. I'll also get a basket to place inside the stand.
I'm more excited now for her to arrive and i'm simply in love with her sweet vintage inspired nursery! It's simple and complete.... just like our family.
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