Pink and Gray Baby Girl Nursery
  

Pink and Gray Baby Girl Nursery

I had to share this adorable pink and gray baby girl nursery with you!

My little niece Tori is growing up fast! It seems like just yesterday that I was taking newborn photos of her and now she's a little crawler! When I went to my sister's house to take photos of Tori for her Parts Poster, I also took photos of the nursery she had been preparing for her. She did such a nice job on it! There were a lot of little homemade projects involved and it all came together beautifully. 

Today I want to share those photos with you and a bit about how she created some of the pieces in the room (or where she found them).

Crib with Bow on it by www.RaisingMemories.com



Pink & Gray Baby Girl Nursery


Lamp: Rona
Crib Skirt: Homemade by Amber (my sister) & my Mom
Bow: homemade by my Mom

Pink and Gray Baby Girl Nursery
Pink and Gray Baby Girl Nursery


Dresser, Crib: IKEA
Crystal Knobs: Ebay
Mirror: Burlington Coat Factory
Rug: Homesense

Name Frames

Frames were from IKEA.  Glass was removed, scrapbook paper applied for the background.  Wooden letters came from Michaels and were painted with the same colour as the walls and then a coat of sparkly paint.  Letters were glued (with a glue gun) to the frames.

Chandelier 

Purchased from IKEA.  Amber took it apart and painted it then reassembled the crystal part. (Tip: It was time consuming to try to remember how to put it back together again, so if you try this, take note of how it all fits together before you take it apart!)


Pink and Gray Nursery Decor Ideas by www.RaisingMemories.com

Shelf: Homesense (Amber painted it)
Dress: Amber's baby blessing dress
Elephant Pictures: Etsy (not sure name of shop)
Bunny on Wheels: Chapters

Target Bookshelf Baby Nursery www.RaisingMemories.com

Shelves & Square Baskets: Target

Baby Girl Room Decor Ideas and DIY by www.RaisingMemories.com

Basket & Hamper: Homesense
Curtains: Walmart
Curtain Rod: Home Goods (in the U.S.)
Bench: IKEA
(Since these photos were taken, Amber has made a cushion for the bench.  You can find a great tutorial on how to make a bench cushion here :)

How to Make Your Own Ruler Height Chart by www.RaisingMemories.com

Height Chart

She used a piece of wood (Pine, 1x6" and 6' tall), which she got from Lowes.  She painted it white and used stencils from Staples to paint the pink numbers on.  Next, nail it to the wall, 6" up from the ground.  She measured to mark the lines with a Sharpie permanent marker, and adds the dates with Sharpie.


I hope you enjoyed checking out her cute nursery!

2 years after publishing this, I posted photos of Tori's
Toddler Bedroom, so check that out, too! 
Here's a sneak peek:



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21 comments:

  1. What a gorgeous nursery! Surely fit for a princess!

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  2. It looks like a lot of heart and soul went into that nursery, so precious and so beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

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  3. This is the cutest most adorable baby girl nursery I have seen in a long time. It made me wish so badly for another girl. I am secretly hoping that if we get pregnant again (we are trying) that it will be a girl. I am happy with either but I have one girl who is almost 11 and 3 boys, a little more pink won't hurt any of us

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  4. This is beautiful! I love the bow on the crib!

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  5. HI Heather,
    thanks for sharing this. love all the ideas. definitely a cute room.
    Do you know what paint and color the walls are? I love the gray!

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  6. Beautiful room how did u make the bow around the.crib?

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  7. I absolutely LOVE this nursery! I am definitely planning on copying some of these ideas for my baby girl's room! Do you happen to know the color of the pink paint that was used to paint the shelf from Homesense?

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  8. I want to know what your mom used to make the bow and how she did it?! I am obsessed with it but can't find anything on how to make one! Thanks

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    1. Hi Amanda, I will ask my mom for details. This was made around 2 years ago, so hopefully she will remember. I'll let you know what I find out!

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    2. Hi Again :) She said that velcro was used to keep the bow up once it was tied. She had to look at the picture to try and remember how they did it, but she thinks they attached velcro to the crib bumper. The rest of it was tied onto the bars of the crib and woven in and out.

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  9. I am in love with the bow on the crib, what did she use and how did she make it?

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    1. Hi Amanda, I will ask my mom for details. This was made around 2 years ago, so hopefully she will remember. I'll let you know what I find out!

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    2. Hi Again :) You could use any silky fabric or whatever fabric you like. She said that velcro was used to keep the bow up once it was tied. She had to look at the picture to try and remember how they did it, but she thinks they attached velcro to the crib bumper. The rest of it was tied onto the bars of the crib and woven in and out.

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    3. What color pink did you use !!? I love it

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  10. How did you get the bow to stay up?? I loved this idea so I bought 20 feet of pink satin but I cant get it to stay up!!

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    1. Hi Christina, I will ask my mom for details. This was made around 2 years ago, so hopefully she will remember. I'll let you know what I find out!

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    2. Hi Again :) She said that velcro was used to keep the bow up once it was tied. She had to look at the picture to try and remember how they did it, but she thinks they attached velcro to the crib bumper. The rest of it was tied onto the bars of the crib and woven in and out.

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  11. A very cute nursery for any girl! I am sharing this on Pinterest

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  12. Thanks so much for bringing us into your home this room was designed with love,it beautifully decorated.I love the colours you choose and the rug a perfect choice.

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  13. What a adorable nursery

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~Heather Lynne

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