Thank you, friends, for your comforting & caring words for Quinn in my previous post! She's almost 100% healed up. I'm almost done replaying the incident over & over in my head ;-)
Has this been a brutal winter for anyone else? We've had the sickies on and off since November. I'm typing this as Quinn sleeps....after having emptied the contents of her stomach for the third time (apparently a stomach bug is sweeping thru her preschool). But blossoms are springing from buds all over the trees in our neighborhood & the temps are climbing. Spriiiing! Allll the alllllerrrrgiiiess!
I didn't mean to take so long to post Quinn's room updates. Not that anyone was waiting with bated breath (why weren't you). I chatted about the plan here & I'm sure it'll keep evolving.....but it sure is a happy little space right now. There's a subtle & whimsical woodland tone to it & it's all over the map but most importantly, Quinn adores the elements. The stars of the show are the feather butterflies by Jenni Kayne for Pottery Barn Kids. Quinn stuck them on the wall & I let them lay where they landed (!!!!). Who am I these days?? She broke me ;-)
If you've been around here for a while (thank you), you might recognize some things from when this was in nursery mode. I re-purposed what I could. {Source list at bottom.}
I was inspired to DIY a copper & jute plant hanger using this easy tutorial.
The supplies were found at The Home Depot. Speaking of, when I need an item from that store I just: search for it on their website, note the aisle/bay number it's in at my local store, & text it to myself.
In, out, done.
Painted part of a frame; popped in a favorite quote (by Kate Forsyth).
I was about to take down the feather decals when Quinn insisted they stay.
Does your child insist on obsessively lining up her/his little fuzzy friends on the bed every night, too?
Asking for a friend.
Thank you for stopping by!
