For the past few months, True has not been wanting to sleep in her bed, but only on her big nap pillow right by the door. We finally figured out it is because from her bed, she could not see out the door of her room, so we scooted the bed over just a bit so that she could peer out and look out of her room.
Of course, with me being kind of not knowing where my eye was being drawn (okay, maybe I am just picky) because it was moved from being centered under the big poster, I needed to create something that would put the space back together (at least in my eyes). Thus, I thought a little colorful bunting might just do the trick. I think it balances it out nicely and my eye has somewhere to focus yet again.
Plus, some extra little color is always fun! I am thinking of making some more little buntings to put in other fun places or maybe some just for Christmas...
Your girls room is the cutest thing ever :) Love all of the color!
ReplyDeleteAll those colours. A room to make a girl happy, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteadorable !! what a cuuute little room! your style is flawless!!
ReplyDeleteAWWW... I LIKE TRUE'S BED!
ReplyDeleteI'VE HAD THE SAME TROUBLE WITH MY 5 YR. OLD, ADA. YESTERDAY, SHE LAID DOWN W/ ME ON MY BED & I PUT ON SOME CLASSICAL MUSIC... SHE FELL ASLEEP IN A HEARTBEAT! TONIGHT, I'LL TRY IT IN HER ROOM.
I WANTED TO ALSO SAY THAT I <3 YOUR BLOG. IT'S GREAT TO SEE A BEAUTIFUL GROWING FAMILY SO CLOSE & LIVING LIFE TO THE FULLEST. IT'S A GREAT INSPIRATION. I'M GLAD TO HAVE FOUND YOUR BLOG, RUBY!
I just realized True's bed has thicker and sturdier legs. When J sits on my mini bed/sofa the legs look like they're going to snap!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love those! I think Ill make some with my 5 year old for his room.
ReplyDeletei love the layout, what a beautiful room.
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally gorgeous room!
ReplyDeleteAw, this is the sweetest, happiest room ever!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with it!