This weekend Jay and I attacked Bug’s room – putting in shelves, unpacking gifts from family and friends, and all around “nesting”. My mother made this gorgeous quilt with some very un-baby fabrics I picked out – something to balance out the other very baby-ish things in the room.
Our Eugene pals set us up with her very own pair of rubber boots. I feel like she will surely NEVER be this big, but I hear it happens before you know it. It’s waiting for her next to a natural wood rattle and some brightly colored toys.
I have been planning to paint a wall mural in her room and just went for it free-hand on Sunday evening. I am so happy with it! I’m planning to add maybe 2-3 birds in red and an owl in turquoise to finish it off. My feet were super swollen from standing too long, but it was so worth it.
And finally I spent some time folding all those little clothes for little Bug. It’s time to pack my bag for the big day, which includes her first outfit: a labybug onesie with matching hat. Cute overload!
It’s getting really exciting around here. Still lots of prep work to do in the garden before Bug arrives and forces me to take a couple months off from projects. But we’re as ready as we should be for her to come and turn our lives upside down in the most fantastic way possible.
UPDATE: Mural is complete! I am really pleased with how it all turned out.
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It looks soooo cute…can hardly wait to get my hands on that baby!
You did an amazing job with the mural! Oh how I wish I had that kind of talent. And it’s something the baby won’t immediately outgrow because it’s too “babyish”. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
I love the room – so simple and sweet, without all the “baby” colors and pink stuff.
Love the simple beauty of the room and the mural is gorgeous! Blessings upon the arrival of your precious one.
Honey, you’re making me cry! Bug’s nursery is just gorgeous– she’s going to be so happy there. My only suggestion (as a mama of twins!) is to make sure you have use of a swing. Yes, they’re big and plastic-y, but if Bug likes to swing, they are a great thing. They buy you a little time to get baby-chores done. (And there were a few early months when my Cranky Angel would only sleep in a swing!) I had a Fisher-Price Under-the-Sea type that would swing in two directions.
Prayers going out to you for an easy rest-of-your-pregnancy and an uneventful delivery! Thanks for keeping us posted!
You guys are so sweet! Thanks for all the love. It means a lot right now as I’m approaching the big day.
Love the room! Also love that your mom makes blankets! She made Dylan a great one, so special! I also felt I was going to be pregnant for forever. And somehow I now have a 1.5 year old. Not sure where the baby went, but have never had more fun with him. Can’t wait to meet your little lady(bug)!