Now that we’re closing in on my due date, I’m ready to finish this nursery. The last big project I’m tackling is hanging the eclectic assortment of art I’ve been collecting (and in the case of this monogrammed string art, making) with this space in mind. Hanging a gallery art wall can look overwhelming, but it’s really a snap. Sherry and John over at Young House Love have some great tips for using newspaper templates when hanging a lot of art in a space. In the end, I laid out the artwork on the floor first and then eyeballed it on the wall. I think it turned out pretty great.

I was able to check one more project off my list this week, recovering the glider cushions. If you remember from this post, this glider had great lines but the dingy white cushions had to go. I knew that as soon as I spotted this modern fish-printed fabric that I had found the perfect pattern. My friend Emily’s mom (thank you Teresa!) made slipcovers for the existing cushions and boom! The glider looks brand new for just $30 in fabric costs.

Only a few more last-minute details and then I’m ready to unveil the finished room, not to mention ready to have a baby.
Catch up on The Nursery Files from the beginning:
- Dream Nursery Mood Board
- Affordable Nursery Mood Board
- The Nursery “Before”
- Prepping the Room for Paint
- Adventures in Craigslisting
- How to Paint a Graphic Accent Wall
- How to Turn a Rocking Horse Into a Rocking Sheep
- DIY Freezer Paper-Stenciled Onesies
- How to Make a 3-D Cloud Mobile
- How to Make Monogrammed String Art







































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