A Little Bit of Spring in Lillie's Room

Lillie loved the little bunnies that she and Lola picked out at Target so I gladly moved them from the dining room up to their room (we still call it Lillie's room even though they both sleep in their now). The room doesn't really look different than the last time I photographed it, we added a few tiny touches of spring- the two little bunnies, some eggs a nest and some pink tulips. Lillie loves when she gets to have pink flowers in her room.  The tulips were so pretty at Trader Joe's this week I actually got several bunches and added them to our bedroom and Lola's as well. I'll show you the simple spring touches we added in those rooms once I get those photos on the computer. For now though here is Lillie's room.

 I removed the "Lillian" and "Annabel" from the bolster pillows seeing how the girls now share this room.

Wall Color - London Fog by Benjamin Moore

Headboards - Simply Shabby Chic at Target
Bedding - Pine Cone Hill
Chandelier - Restoration Hardware Baby and Child
Kitchen Set - Target
Little Desk and Chair - White Home Collection (Wilton, NH)
Silver Chest - TJMaxx
Mirror - Pottery Barn

Hanging Branch - Made By Us (See Tutorial)
Ruffled Lampshade - Made By Us (See Tutorial)

Window Seat - Made By Us (See Tutorial)

Little Ice Cream Stand (which also can be a lemonade stand, puppet theatre, doctor's office, etc.) - Made By Us (See Tutorial)

We have two new items we'll be introducing later this week - a new pillow and a new chalkboard print and download (plus I just finished up another new chalkboard last night!) and I've got photos of Lola's room and our room and also some photos of Baby Everly and two baking posts that I should have this weekend or next week! I hope you all have a fabulous Monday! And don't forget to link up your Spring projects in the post below.

Lillie's Christmas Room

 

This year I didn't really do any real decorating in Lillie's room. We put a little tree in her window seat area that she decorated completely herself and then we made quite a few little yarn trees (per her request) and put them out with some feather boas (to look like snow) and that was it. It wasn't what I had planned on doing originally, but it was nice and simple and she had a lot of fun.

For her yarn trees she picked out three different shades of pink. (I only used the lighter two on the trees in these photos). We will have a tutorial up soon on how to make these.

 The little stocking my mom made her for her first Christmas four years ago.

Here's a shot of Lillie's little tree:

She and Lola put a bunch of their toys underneath it and pretend they are presents.

  

 And here is one of the trees she made herself. =)

I also wanted to let you know we restocked our table runners:

Have a beautiful Friday!