With the Lamp’s impending arrival I’ve jumped head first into project mode. With Beanie I didn’t have a nursery to decorate…I had a 3 foot stretch of wall in which to place a mini-crib. So now we’re moving the studio up to the attic and making an official nursery for Lamp. At first I was sad to let go of my studio, but now I’m really excited. The attic will be a studio/play room and the nursery will be an actual nursery. So I’m trying to finish up some a long list of projects before we make the big move. One thing I finally finished today is Beanie’s quilt for her big girl bed. Remember that old thing? After my ‘crib confessional’ I don’t think we’re going to worry about the actual big girl bed for a while, but at least the quilt is done.
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{As you can see, one reason I have a hard time decorating is that I hate limiting myself to a color palette. I just want any and all colors to work at any given time, in any given space. Especially for Beanie’s room…I just think a kids room should be colorful. Anywho…}
Next on the list:
1. Paint mini-crib
2. Paint desk
3. Paint nursery {I’m planning a purple nursery…I’m kinda excited. Ok, so maybe I can do a color scheme…maybe.}
It feels good to be productive. I know I when the baby comes I’ll be headed for a period of non-productivity… and I’m cool with that.
I love Beanie's quilt. By the way, the end of easy going to bed time pretty much coincided with moving to a big girl bed for Josie. And, I totally understand that need to finish projects. I felt the same way prior to this baby number 3 and still have issues with the non productive time. But I have to remember that just being a mom is productive. I'm producing wonderful little people! Take care 🙂
I love the quilt – it reminds me of one of your paintings!
The. Quilt. Looks. So. Good! I love it, love it, love it. I was in hyper drive before Soren and now, not so much.
gorgeous quilt! love it
Juli–So true…I too have to remember that just being a mom is enough.
Britty–Thanks…that makes me happy you think that.
Mo–And thank you–considering you tackled the Denise Schmidt quilt 'o awesomeness and intimidation I appreciate that. {ps–do you guys still live in Chicago? If so I'm going to kick myself that I didn't think to get a hold of you while we were in town…that would be friend #2 we forgot lived in Chicago.}
Care–and thanks too…
It looks fantastic!
Holy Cow, that quilt would have taken me forever! That looks amazing. How did you do it?!
wow, that quilt is kind of fantastic!
i LOVE her quilt. LOVE!
What a gorgeous quilt!