As much as I would love to be amazingly handy, I have accepted that I am not a DIY prodigy. Though I was a dedicated art student in high school, those creative talents did not translate into crafting abilities.
However, there are times when I have little bursts of inspiration, or ideas that somehow just work. I know that there are other craft-challenged mamas out there, so I wanted to share a couple that are fun touches for a child’s bedroom and most importantly, are easy.
These are wooden letters you can purchase for a couple bucks at any decor or art supply store. I used a Hot Glue Gun
Tip: look for a pre-cut nail slot on the letters you purchase for easier wall hanging. These Wood Letter
This wall decor idea was even easier! Lilu’s Grandma loves to buy her little purses, but she had accumulated so many that I started to get frustrated. What could we even do with all of these? One day I was drawn to a bare corner of her bedroom and decided to hang a few of the prettiest ones of the bunch. Four little tacks, five minutes of “work” and voila! Now this corner sparkles with Grandma’s gifts.
So don’t despair if you aren’t a Pinterest idol! A kid’s bedroom doesn’t have to be fit for a home decor magazine– it just has to be fun and unique. Repurposing some of your child’s prized possessions and creating eye-catching name art will make a regular room into their own special space.
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