Straight from the cold of Arandelle to your house. Yes, we're talking about Frozen's room. One of the most popular kids room decor themes right now. Anna,
Your daughter dreams of being a princess in a magical ice kingdom. And we have bedroom design ideas for little girls that are fit for one. With these
The idea of painting Miss Nerd’s built-in wardrobe to make it look like a Frozen-inspired cupboard had been lurking in my head for a while. So when Dulux approached me earlier this year to see if I’d be keen to work with them to create some social media content to help showcase their Dulux Colour Forecast 2022, I was keen. I always love working with Dulux and had worked with
Is your child desperate for a frozen themed bedroom? Check out these ideas of how to create one.
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Size: 40cm x 30cm Drift away to Arendelle and dream of Anna and Elsa with this magical collection, fit for royalty. Inspire your little one to make their own magic and complete their Frozen themed bedroom with this cushion. The plush, half-moon design features Queen Elsa and her castle on the front, surrounded by glittering snowflakes. 'Make your own magic' is embroidered along the top, and the cushion is trimmed with velvet piping. Match this cushion with other items from the collection to create a magical, Frozen themed bedroom.
Your daughter dreams of being a princess in a magical ice kingdom. And we have bedroom design ideas for little girls that are fit for one. With these
What if you could transform your bedroom into a magical retreat where every corner whispers of fairytales and dreams? Creating an enchanted bedroom goes beyond simple decor—it's about crafting an atmosphere that captivates the imagination and stirs the soul. These 29 enchanted bedroom ideas will inspire you to turn your space into a whimsical haven filled with charm and wonder. From ethereal lighting to mystical accents, explore how to infuse your bedroom with the magic that makes every night feel like a journey into a dreamy, enchanted world. Discover the inspiration to create your own storybook sanctuary. Dreamy Canopy This
I have an attitude problem. I have a long list of colors I don't like. Mostly pastels, and dark greens, burgundies, navies. I lean toward bright, saturated colors. It's what I like. It's what makes me happy. Blame it on years in Seattle, all those gray skies. Like low-volume? Don't speak the language. Don't get it. I think it's pretty, but I wouldn't know the first thing about working with that sort of color palette. Enter my awesome Texan in England friend Cristina. She always gets me thinking. She blogged (see the link) the other day about color discrimination and I thought, yep, that's me. So, to blatantly copy what she did, I went looking for appealing pictures that featured my nemesis. Pink. Please don't hate me Jennifer. And any other pink lovers. This girl is not a pink lover. I like it when it's paired with lots of other colors I love, like red, aqua, blue, green, yellow, orange. But solo? Nope. And especially not pastel pink. Hot pink, okay. Then I uploaded those pinky pictures to Play Crafts (which Cristina introduced me to - see how awesome she is?). Here's a few I came up with. Not only does this one have pink, but it also has taupe. The word taupe always makes me think of paste for some reason. Still, I love this color palette. Okay, yes, there's some blue in there to keep me happy. And a bright pink. But I love how they work together. I went looking for tulip pictures. Might as well start with your favorite flower, right? And this one was twice as challenging because of the green. Green is my other nemesis. I think this one is my favorite. But then there's this one. I think this picture is stunning, and the color palette I pulled out of it could be some kind of awesome. What to say? It's pink! Now you can laugh at me, but these three were my favorite fun ones. I love these colors. I'd love to make a big hexie quilt with any one of these palettes. LOVE them! Okay, we've watched a LOT of Frozen. And listened to it in the car. And this is my favorite scene. I love the line in the song she's singing as she walks out onto this balcony. And the colors are just gorgeous! I actually did two of these because there are so many colors to pull out of this picture - violets, blues, yellows, peach, pink. Another favorite scene with gorgeous colors. I play this song on the piano more than I'd like to admit. The colors are just so vibrant! Love Elsa. She's my favorite. So I'm thinking I'll challenge myself. But then how do you make a solids quilt? Do I find prints that match the solids, or just stick with the solids? Time to search Pinterest! And that Elsa quilt is so totally going to happen. It's not if. It's when.
Piper’s fourth birthday came and went so fast! This was the first year that she had an opinion on the party theme and of COURSE she wanted a Frozen party. At first I wasn’t too excited about it, but as we set everything up it really started to come to life and I ended up loving it! So here are some
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ANY little girl would be thrilled to have a Disney-inspired bedroom she can retreat to each night, and play in during the day. And one savvy mum made it possible for her little one and on a budget …
Hey everyone! Today we are smack in the middle of spring break. All of my kids have been home for a few days and we have had absolutely nothing planned. We have literally done...nothing. I have slept in until 10 every day this week. I feel like I'm in high school...haha. My oldest is finally old enough to watch the youngest when she wakes up, so I don't have to. They are currently having "game day" (board games) on the kitchen table right now....and my two little girls have been assigned the cleverly chosen job of "cheerleader." My son is quite crafty when it comes to both appeasing and deflecting his little sisters. I did miss my Monday post because we were SUPER busy over the weekend, so sorry for that. I'm trying so hard to stick to a schedule. I am going to do a post on Friday and I'll tell you about our awesome weekend. Today, I have an awesome post to share with you. This, my friends, is all the proof you need that I am the coolest mom ever! Ha! Well, at least my kids think so, and that's all that counts...but let me tell you, I scored some major brownie points with this one. We have been watching quite a bit of Disney's Frozen since it came out. My little girls are obsessed. (along with the rest of the girls in this country it seems) They know every word to every song (which means so do I) and they have already decided that they will be Elsa and Anna for Halloween this year. For me, although I do really like the music, the best part of that movie was the lavish, gorgeous detail on EVERYTHING. It was such eye candy to me. Every time I watched it, I noticed something new and I would just gawk. I really loved all of the beautiful hand painted details all over. I believe they call it rosemaling. I had never heard of it before this, but I'm well versed now, I tell ya. One of my favorite things from the movie was Elsa's blue bedroom door...I was just stunned. I think it's BEAUTIFUL. I also think it's one of the most recognizable features from the movie as well. Every little girl that sees it, knows exactly where it is from. After watching the movie, I kept thinking that I needed to paint some kind of Norwegian style rosemaling on one of our doors somewhere.... but then I though that it wouldn't really "go" with the style I've got going on in here....but I still love it so much! Then one night when I was sitting in my girls' bedroom putting them to sleep, I had the thought to paint Elsa's bedroom door....on their closet! I couldn't hold myself back after that. It was on.... like Donkey Kong. I started by looking for pictures of the door.....which were incredibly hard to find! You can find little snap shots, but not full door pictures that were close enough to tell what was painted on it. I ended up pulling up the video clip of Do You Want To Build a Snowman and freezing the shots where you could see good detail of the door. You're welcome for doing that for you if you want to recreate this. It was a big pain it the behind. Seriously. Here's the video. Then I sketched the design on my closet door. I copied the design exactly, but I changed the scale of it in some places, so that it would fit on my door. It's mostly just squished to be skinnier. My door is not a "palace door." I also added a few little design elements of my own for balance. This took a lot of patience and quite a lot of erasing, but I eventually got it down. I think I could draw this in my sleep now. In hind sight, I think I would have benefited from a ruler or tape measure, but I was impatient and free-handed the whole thing. Next I started adding the royal blue paint. I just used regular craft paint and a tiny paintbrush. There were quite a lot of dark eraser smudges. I ended up finding a big white eraser to get those off. The darkness came from using one that was on the end of a pencil, instead of a decent one. After the royal blue, I added some dark violet purple in a few places and then a light ice blue/lavender in a few others. It was hard to pinpoint the exact colors of the secondary colors from the video, so I went with what I though would suite the room best, while trying to be as true to the original as possible. When I was done, I went back with white paint, and covered any smudges or mistakes or wavy, wonky lines to make it all look crisp. Here's the finished product. I had to paint it over the indentions on the door,so at some angles the lines don't look strait, but they are....it's just an optical illusion. I added the design at the top out of my own imagination. I just needed something to fill that space, proportionately. The paint did give a little bit of a painterly effect, although, it's kind of exaggerated a little in this picture. I like it though. You can tell it's hand painted and that's ok. I wanted to do four of the boxed in patterns like it is in the movie, but it just really wouldn't fit, so I ended up just repeating the flower pattern all the way down instead. Sorry about the crazy shadows....I really stink at taking pictures. I also added the parts shown above and below to it. The middle just needed "something" and this is what I came up with. I painted the knobs with a little flower pattern as well....not sure if I like it though... My girls LOVE this....and so do I! I think whenever we move, this door is coming with us! I still have a couple of touch ups to do, and I've thought about giving it a clear coat of poly, so that I can scrub it and keep it clean without having to worry about scrubbing the craft paint off. I'll let you know how that goes. For now....I'm totally happy with it! Now.....to work up the courage to take care of what's on the other side of that door....it's scary y'all. xoxo! 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