This room is a very cute nursery, but it could easily follow this girl all the way through her teenage years. I just love it.
You could make it look however you want! What a great project.
They Also have a tutorial for a {Little Boys Tie}. Would a tie that matched their Dad's tie make them want to wear it?? How cute.
Thanks again, Purl Bee!
Just glue and then modge podge. Pretty easy. 
Oh, and this tin to put it in is so cute, too.
Make it and Love it has a {Tutorial} for this little car trash bag... I espcially like the idea of hanging it from the head rest because when they're down low in the car, they tend to get stepped on and knocked over pretty easily. It's a good idea.
The Lettered Cottage had this great idea. 
Say goodby to ugly lamp bases. All you need are some pretty shells and some glue and you can transform an ugly lamp into a beachy beauty....ok, and maybe a nice, clean, lamp shade.
What a great idea.
I saw this idea on Odeedoh. What a great idea. 
Apparently it washes off really easily from sidewalks, dishes, and clothes, which is perfect for little kiddies. {Here} is the recipe.
I especially love these jars filled with candies and sweets. Such a fun decoration, and of course a good treat. :)
Aren't those lanterns a perfect decoration for a party like this??
Very cute idea. I saw it on Design Dazzle.
This top hat is really cute, though.
And for some reason, I LOVE stars during the 4th of July. I love these!!
VERY cute, though!
It seems like it would be pretty easy to make them with fake flowers too, so they'd last.
Don't they look good?? I think it would be fun to make those cupcakes with red velvet cake mix for the 4th. I love the berries, though!
Radio Flyers are as American as they get. I love that they're using it as a serving tray of sorts.
That pillow is so cute! I love using fabrics that have the American colors, but don't have all the fireworks and stars all over them.
It just makes me want to Celebrate the 4th, as it says.
I'm thinking they look pretty easy to make...well, maybe not these ones: 
Don't they look delish? Fun party idea, especially for kids.
I think this nursery is so cute. I LOVE the wood floors. I really think I might like all the floors in my house to be wood. That rug looks awesome, too. It's a very cute, but simple room. I blogged about these pompoms a while ago {here}. But, I never thought to use them as a permanent decoration.
I saw these images on House of Turquoise, but they are from {Life in the Fun Lane}.
What a cute nursery!! Those pompoms are adorable, and I found out from House of Turquoise that they come in a kit at Michaels. Sweet.
Can you tell what this is a picture of? It's a cabinet turned into a doll's apartment. What a great space saving idea. And how easy this makes it to clean it up - just shut the doors and the mess is gone. The only thing is that you have to have an extra cabinet... See close-up pictures at Cookie Mag's {Nesting Blog}.
I think this is one of the best ideas I've ever seen. Forts were something we made almost every day when I was a little girl, and of course it made a giant mess of everything. It was always really hard to get the blankets to stay up and we'd try tape and heavy objects...both things my parents didn't particularily like... Well, why not make a fort that fits over a table so your kids can make one much easier without destroying your entire house?? Make It And Love It has the {Tutorial}. I really think it's cute. You could make it to fit a dining table or a fold out one that you could store away. My only question is for whether or not the kids would actually like playing in it. I mean, part of the fort fun was building it. In fact once we were done building it, we usually were sick of it...maybe this would encourage more playing in the fort. I wonder... But it's a cute idea, anyway.
It was such a find! I was so happy. I just tried to find it, but they must not have it anymore because it wasn't there... But I did find this one...
It all folds up into the changing pad. They have several versions of these at any BabiesRUs store as well.
Or something like these little gems I saw on {With a Little Extra Time}. Jaclyn made these and did a very good job, and tells us where she got directions as well...so nice of her! 
I might make this baby essentials kit out of fabric, much like this {take along placemat} I posted about a while back, but just have the pockets go all the way across...cute fabric would be more fun I think. 
Then, I could be set with any bag and it would be easy to switch bags as I often want to do. I'm really glad I didn't spend much on my diaper bag, or I'd be kind of regretting it right about now. The only thing I'd add is to put a changing mat inside of that diaper/wipe bag. Boppy makes little ones that would fold and fit in there pretty easily. Then, I'd just have to switch these two pouches from one bag to the next and I'd be set ...almost. I still need burp rags around. Someone also gave me a good idea of just keeping an extra set of clothes in the car. Then you don't have to carry them in the bag with you. I'm not saying I'm going to stop using that diaper bag anytime soon. I just think this would work just as well as an actual diaper bag does. They're great ideas.
