So...if you've been following me on Instagram (@bluejeansandturquoise), then you know that since lil' sis got home from camp, she and I have been redoing her room. We have cleaned out closets, bookcases and dressers and have a pick-up bed full of stuff for Goodwill, 3 large trashbags of trash and 4 large plastic containers of American Girl dolls, clothes and handmade furniture that my Dad made for Kit & Ruthie.
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Anyway, back to reality, sans Pixar talking toys...We did a total Marie Kondo on that room and have been doing some fun crafts and projects that I'll be posting. We're waiting on a couple more items that should be in this week and then I'll post a reveal of the whole room. It's not perfect and it's not shelter magazine worthy, but it's a sweet, fun room for a real kid who loves to read, craft, create and dream. And that makes it perfect for us.
The picture at the top of the post is a hair bow organizer that I made for her bows and it doubles as a sweet piece of art hanging in her room.
Here's what you'll need:
frame--we found ours at a thrift store for next to nothing
cardboard or foam board to fit inside of frame. If the frame came with a thick enough painting,you could use it.
paper or fabric of your choice--we used a scrap of vintage wallpaper I had picked up on ebay years ago. Cute wrapping paper or fabric would work as well.
Wrap the paper or fabric around the insert and secure to the back of it. We used packing tape. Then place the pretty side of the insert down on the chicken wire and wrap the wire around the edges and fold down on to the back side. Don't do it real tight--leave enough slack so you can easily pin the bows to the wire.
Fit the insert into the frame and start taping. It's not pretty, but no one sees that part. I was using up random rolls of duct tape lil' sis had. The duct tape works great because it protects your walls from the poky wires of chicken wire.
Flip it over and start attaching bows--super easy!
This is a cute and fun way to organize these bows and keeps them from being lost in a drawer somewhere. I'd love to hear about any organizing tips you have for girly stuff like bows and hair accessories!
Stay tuned for more projects...
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