I realized that I never really posted much about the little girls room that I designed for my daughter, Savannah Rose. When we found out we were having another girl (sweet Matilda Jane), we decided that Matilda would get the nursery and Savannah would get a new “big girl room” (though she wasn’t too much of a big girl only being 16-months at the time). So I thought I would share some more pictures with you of the things that I made for her room.
All of the fabric used (besides the polka-dot quilt backing) is Heather Bailey’s Freshcut. These are all my own original designs (though I did use some clip-art templates for my fabric artwork), so if there is anything you would like a tutorial on, I would be happy to share my “how-to” with you as well – just leave me a comment!
Floor Pillow
Lindsay Wilkes is the owner and designer behind The Cottage Mama. She creates timeless, vintage inspired sewing patterns for children’s clothes. She is also a fabric designer for Riley Black Designers / Penny Rose Fabrics, author of the book ‘Sew Classic Clothes for Girls’ and can be seen teaching nationwide and online in her video series ‘Lessons with Lindsay’ sponsored by Baby Lock Sewing and Embroidery machines.
This is ALL so adorable! I love your blog and I love this room. What lucky little girl’s you have!
So cute! i love love love the fabric you used. It is so bright and happy.
Great job!
XOXO
Jen
So adorable!
I have always been a fan of Heather Bailey’s freshcut line. Your daughters room looks so lovely. The fabrics are such happy colors and prints and you did a great job on the artwork.
Beautiful room! I love the yo-yo accents, you don’t see those much anymore! Just wonderful!
So in heaven in this room !I adore HB!!!! I love the lamp!
Thank you all SO much!! I had such a great time putting everything together for my little lady. Heather Bailey fabric is AWESOME!!
You had me at Heather Bailey – I’m a huge fan and the room looks fantastic.
What an awesome job!! You are so creative!! Your little girl will alwasy remember her GREAT room!! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful. I featured this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com
Beautiful!! We did my daughter’s room not to long ago from a little’s girls room to a big girls room. She’s 12 now and we need to upgrade.. Oh how the grow so fast..
I’m having a party over at my blog “Life As Lori” I’m calling it get your craft on thursday and I would love for you to link to. I’ll be having one every thursday and would love for you to play..
this is beautiful!
Thanks for joining my party! Come by any time and visit. don’t forget I’ll be having another party next week..
This is gorgeous! I would love to know how you did that lampshade. I am redoing our bedroom and don’t want to have to go out and buy new stuff. That would be perfect.
OH MY GOODNESS! I love, love, love all of this!! We will hopefully be moving sometime this year & I am looking for new ideas for my 21 month old little girl’s soon to be big girl room & I love this idea!!!
I would love if you could do a tutorial on how to do the lamp!?! I love it! 🙂
Great blog & I’m so happy I found you!
Hi Ladies – Thank you so much for all of your sweet, sweet comments. I will work up a tutorial for the lampshade in the coming weeks.
Thanks for visiting!!
The Cottage Mama
OMG. I have three boys but you’re making me want a girl! That fabric is absolutely STUNNING. What a gift you have! I love everything you’ve done!
I love your fabrics…I find out in 3 weeks what I am having and I too will need to decide what do to with the nursery (my Savannah will be 21 months when the new one arrives) Thanks for sharing with Made it Monday! Jules
Congratulations Jules – I bet you are so excited to find out what you are having. My Savannah was 16-months old when Matilda came along – it’s fun having them so close together!
I saw your link on the make it mondays party and of course, Heather Bailey popped out. I had to see! It’s beautiful! You obviously spent a lot of time and energy making this. I love Heather Bailey’s fabric. It turns out amazing everytime.
For the Fabric artwork (LOVE!!!), did you do anything to finish the edges of the fabric so that they won’t fray?
I actually put interfacing on the back of each piece of fabric to prevent fraying and to give it a little stronger look. Since it isn’t really being touched at all in the frames, I didn’t use any fray-check.
Okay, I want this room for myself!! Love Heather Bailey! Everything about this room is delightful!! Thanks for linking up at Baby Week at Oopsey Daisy!!
So cute! You should be so proud!
Now this is fabulous~ Well done!
How beautiful! You did a great job on all of these items.