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Pink and Green Girl's Nursery
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I drew inspiration for this room from Pottery Barn Kids catalogues, but was able to find similar, less expensive furniture and accessories by searching online, at tag sales and in craft shops. The rug is from Overstock, the wall decals from esty.com and Overstock, the dresser from Amazon.com, the lamp and mirror from Home Goods, and the crib from ToysRUs.com. The bedding, curtains and rocking horse are all from Pottery Barn. I made the wall frame collage by mounting different scrap book paper on mats that I put in 9 Ikea frames. The whole frame project cost about $50. The only thing I have left is hold backs for the curtains and the room should be done. So far, my little girls seems happy in her new space.
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