I have been tucked away in my garage alot this last month. You see, Santa and I had some business to attend too. I am creating a new toy room for my grandchildren. Hey, it's Christmas and Christmas is meant to children. The room is Tan/White, Black/White and Brown/Pink. The window has 3 inch wood blinds and a dark brown sheer hanging from a brown metal rod. They puddle on the floor and I will probebly puff them up a bit. I changed two cubboard doors into pink chalk boards. I also found this vinyl picture of a charm braclet saying "It's a Charmed Life". I haven't heard that saying for a very long time.
We all live such a charmed life. We are so very blessed.
Had to have a coat rack, painted brown. However, coats get taken off at the door, we will probably make aprons to hang on it.
We are honored to be able to use Uncle Dallin's toy box (1980). We will have to give it back to him at some point though.
A peek into the room from the door.
This is the childs hutch I found at a yard sale this summer, (1950's) I love how it painted up. I'm still hanging the doors. The dishes are new.
A new crystel pink drawer pull.
I found this 1930's doll high chair in California this summer. It's perfect for sweet Estelle.
This cradle (1930's) came from the same antique store in California.
I've showed you this table and chairs before, they have a new look, dark brown, with the same table top as my father put on there in the 1950"s.
Wicker is so comforting. I got this at Aunt Elsie's it's probably in the 1980's. It was lavendar, now it's pink.
Everyone should have an inspiration board, don't you think? I finally made a couple.
I wanted one of these for my Hudson (18 months). Found it at Michaels.
Oh, do you have to leave? Be sure and come an play again some day.
The first initial of my 8 grandchildren's names are on the door.
