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Nursery inspiration : dots & spots

I’m writing this after I spent the entire day stripping my bedroom of wallpaper. It was definitely one of the more boring days of my life! And in the days ahead of me I have to put up lining paper, then wallpaper, and only then do I get to paint (because I have rubbish walls and need to mask them with anaglypta)!

So anyway, I’m hating wallpaper a little right now, and any ideas that are simple and solely paint-focused are awesome in my eyes!

Like the following round-up of dots and spots for a child’s nursery, bedroom or play room.

Fun, playful and way easier than wallpapering I can assure you!

Nursery inspiration : dots and spots

1. How about a random pattern in random colours? From The Boo and the Boy.

2. Feeling fancy? Go metallic like these spots seen on Chic Cheap Nursery.

3. For a more unique take on polka dots I love just a few being differently coloured, like these on Cutting Edge Stencils.

4. Popsugar shows you how to do uniform, colourful spots superbly well.

5. These black smaller dots via Maureen Stevens are contemporary and cool.

The stencil solution

And if you want to try something like this yourself but aren’t sure where to start, a polka dot stencil such as this from Henry Donovan Motif will make the job even easier for you!

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Bedroom idea: beautiful bunting

With writing a wedding blog as well as this baby blog, I’ve seen rather a lot of bunting over the past couple of years. It’s a trend I can’t imagine is ever going to go away as it’s always going to look adorable! With different fabrics, colours, shapes and so on, there are so many ways to make bunting work in baby’s room. Here are 5 ideas that are all using that classic triangle shape we all know and love…

1. Painted pennants

I love this rainbow of flags painted onto a wooden headboard. A DIY project that will become a feature of your little one’s bedroom.

Bunting for nursery or bedroom

Goodwins Custom Crafts

2. Cute quilt

For something a little bit different how about stringing your bunting along a crib quilt? Cute!

Bunting for nursery or bedroom

the b-line

3. Bright bunting

Click the link below this one and you’ll be directed to an awesome, easy tutorial to recreate the look yourself. Simple, but looks fantastic.

Bunting for nursery or bedroom

Via ebabee

4. Cushion bunting

Whether you choose to buy a cushion such as this or have a go at DIYing a version, stitching across a cushion is a playful cute way to include bunting in baby’s room. The fabrics you choose can match with the duvet set and curtains too!

Bunting for nursery or bedroom

Honeypips

5. Ceiling strings

Bunting going across a room is a great way to add decoration to an otherwise undecorated room. Rather than paint a fancy mural or stick on a decal, bunting does the trick of adding colour. You could even go for several strings in varying patterns as in the room below…

Bunting for nursery or bedroom

Light Locations via The Design File

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