
Sorry for the prominent ceiling fan in this photo. Thanks to Brad and Megan for letting us borrow the infant seat! And to Ben and Beth for the crib!


I obviously still need to add pictures to the frame, and I want to paint a long horizontal canvas to go under it. Maybe that will be Sadie's Christmas present. I'm sure it is what she's hoping for. :)

Here's my crib skirt that I just sewed. Please ignore the wrinkles. I need to steam it. That's brown grosgrain ribbon. It looks dark and flat in this picture. I followed my friend Erika's
brilliant concept for crib skirts- adjustable, perfect!
Sarah! Glad to know you have a blog. This is so fun! The nursery is adorable and so are you. Can't believe you are about to have a little girl!!! We are so excited for you guys!
ReplyDeleteSarah! Soooooo cute! Just missing one key ingredient - the BABY!!! :) Glad my cribskirt tips came in handy!!! Enjoy these last couple of weeks and get excited - MOTHERHOOD IS THE BEST!!!
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erika