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Nursery update

Getting close now. Just 2 more weeks and we get to meet the little one.


Meanwhile, I've been busy planning and making the nursery for quite a few weeks now. I love the way it all came together. Still waiting on the name letters that are custom order from Etsy seller. I just could not wait for them so I'll just share the pics without them :)

The letters will go on the wall behind the crib.

I made this bedding from Michael Miller fabric.

Bumpers closeup - soft cotton chenille on the inside

Glider - I made the pillow out of super soft minky fabric and also a matching blanket. Daddy added the chair rail.

Last but not the least - Outfit for baby made by mommy

TV armoire converted to baby closet

 

Also made these dresses

Flannel Blankets

Some other unfinished projects are still in the making. Booties & hat, more blankets and dresses, car seat cover, etc. Much to do. Hopefully I'll manage another post before the baby comes :-)
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Christine S said…
You've been so busy, Shalini! The nursery is just gorgeous. What a lucky little girl!! I hope the next two weeks go by quickly and all goes well with your delivery.
3:32 PM
Suzanne said…
Gosh you have been busy! Everything looks so pretty and nice for the little one. Hope the next two weeks goes by fast for you and you have a safe and easy delivery! Suzanne
4:31 PM
Fiona said…
Lovely to see your preparations, Shalini! I hope all goes well for you during these last few days and look forward to hearing that your little daughter has arrived safely.
11:59 AM
Erin (moviemuse) said…
Looks like you're pretty much all set. Those dresses are absolutely darling! Can't wait to see her!!
6:51 PM
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