Easy 4 Ingredient Streusel Topping Recipe

It’s to the point that Chris thinks it’s done (it’s not) and he keeps patting himself on the back and rubbing it in my face that I thought we wouldn’t have it completely finished by the time the baby got here.

I’ve been saving up all my ideas while I’ve been waiting for this new design to come together so I’ve got some good ones for ya.. Good luck!.a Rafflecopter giveawayA few months ago when I posted my big before-and-after super reveal of.

, I shared with you that I knew there were quite a few blank spaces to fill in around the room, but that I was actually happy about that because I could continue to have fun and enjoy the process of decorating in there.Well, I’ve been doing just that, so today I thought I’d share some of my thoughts on filling blank walls in kids’ rooms, as well as some more pictures of the room, just for fun.. 1).Start with Fabric.

Great fabric can make a room.If you find a few fabrics that you and your son/daughter love, then you can go nuts with it and make all kinds of different things to fill the walls.

You’re pretty much guaranteed to love everything you make as long as you love the fabrics!.

(Pictured above:.Not enough faux pumpkins for me to use until the real ones are ready, not enough garlands, not enough spooky-but-not-tacky decor.

Last year, I really cleaned out my bins and tried to leave mostly only things that I love.This year, there wasn’t much left!

Of course, when I’m in the stores, I’m finding myself drawn to only the most expensive Halloween decorations this year, and that’s just not happening with a new baby on the way and a nursery to work on!I decided to take it as a challenge and see what I could do with what I had on hand already, and some basic seasonal things, and then make a list and go back to the stores to catch the after Halloween clearance sales a little later on.