Fabric Yo-Yo Mobil :)

Here is another one of my sewing projects! I decided to made a nursery mobile out of fabric yo-yos. I am not a huge fan of the mobiles with hanging plastic toys, so I wanted to come up with a shabby chic elegant option. These will soon be for sale on my {Etsy.com} shop - check back soon :)

It doesn't have to have ducks and bunnies...

Expecting parents of a baby boy have designed this beautiful nursery by mixing old and new - baby's grandfather's display cabinet next to a modern crib - with warm vintage colors and decor that is gender-neutral. This {nursery tour} was found on Apartment Therapy's {OhDeedoh}. They gave themselves a challenge by staying away from typical light blues and greens associated with boys, even though they knew early on that they were having a boy. The bedding is from the {Litto Kids} line. The Sasquatch poster was bought from {Invisible Creature} in Seattle.
They say their biggest indulgence was the {Monte Luca Glider}, of course. Their best advice to anyone else who is looking to decorate a nursery: A baby’s room doesn’t have to have ducks and bunnies if you don’t want it to! I couldn't agree more.

Olli&Lime - A Modern Nursery

If you haven't been able to tell already, green is one of my favorite colors. I was initially drawn to these high-end designs for fashion-conscious parents because of the lime green! The products designed by {Olli&Lime} are so adorable and stylish - all from the blankets and pillows, to changing pads, wall paper and framed artwork. I also really liked the crib that was used in the photoshoot. It is so cool! it comes apart in 3 stages - crib, in between a crib and bed, and then a bed. This is a great way to be able to buy one piece of furniture and have it last several years - all while keeping with great design!