When my sister moved recently, I was the lucky recipient of her pristine collection of Martha Stewart Baby magazines. They are a treasure. I just love Martha Stewart's people. Don't you?
I have been poring over them, looking for ideas for our new nursery.
This is why I am not the kind of person who can wait until birth to find out the sex of my baby. There is decorating to be done.
image from Martha Stewart Baby Spring 2001 issue
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I wish I had a nursery to decorate, but I've got limited space, plus I'm in a rental and can't paint or anything. But I think I'd still prefer waiting til the birth to find out the baby's gender, even if I had a space to decorate. I prefer the neutral stuff, and gender specific touches can be added later.
ReplyDeleteWhich room will he sleep in? Will Stella move in with Mabel?
ReplyDeleteoh...is that the issue with the vintage pillowcase dress's?? love that one....that is the reason why I started sewing.....and love the fact that your crib is red....would look great with aqua walls :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable pic, but I doubt the set-up would last long! I love that red crib.. and know you'll be creative in setting up a nursery again.
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see what you do! and i'm glad you like the magazines. should have sent them years ago.
ReplyDeletewhen you said "red crib", my heart jumped - i love your red crib. i'm sure what ever you do, it will be perfect. can't wait to see.
ReplyDeleteWhere did u find that changing basket thingy?
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