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Gear up for a great time with this Robot Party! My sister Jennifer totally gets all the credit for this one. She made all the decorations an...
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I decided since we're having another boy I didn't need to do much to the nursery and we could just put Leo in a new big boy room, so I've been working on a robot themed room for a while now and we did the big reveal at his party. since we mostly got him clothes (with the exception of a tricycle from Matt) his room was his big gift. I made a silver velvet robot with doll joint arms, legs, and head. I added buttons, safety eyes, and did some embroidery. I wasn't too confident how it'd come out when I was making the pattern, but I was happy with it in the end. I found a loft bed that's not quite as high as a bunk bed, so we felt good about him being able to sleep in it, especially since he's recently become really good at climbing the ladders to the big slides at the park that are about twice as tall. I worried most of the first night he was going to try to climb down the ladder in the middle of the night and fall, but he did good. he did get himself down the next morning and I found him playing with his toys, so I guess he made it down okay! I used the flat sheets that I didn't use on his bed to make curtains with velcro tabs to put around the bottom of the bed to make a tent that hides his new toy box (craigslist - $35!) and bean bag arm chair. I put his old curtains (two flat twin sheets with clip on rings) in his new windows, and I found a gear rug at Home Depot for $7 for the floor. I hung a drip pan from his wall to use with the gear magnets he got at his last birthday and I put a Magna Doodle on the wall with command velcro strips. I put about 300 glow in the dark stars all over his ceiling and walls. when the room is dark it's really cool, but right now it kinda scares him to be in the dark so we keep a nightlight on. maybe one day he'll enjoy them! we hung floating shelves, a collection of water guns I painted, a Red Ranger Ray Gun, and I added some wall decals of planets to fill in blank spots on the walls around the stars. I also put a frisbee around the smoke detector to "dress it up". the plastic had yellowed and looked crummy, but with the ring of green around it it's not as noticeably different in color from the ceiling. I made a quilt from some robot fabric and a fuzzy blanket with batting in the middle. I did a stair step design around the blocks to give it a patchwork look without having to outline each square. I like how the back came out :) I dropped my feed dogs for the first time and did the lines "free motion" - it was easier than shifting and turning the whole quilt every 4 inches, which is what I did for the first few rows and realized it wasn't going to work the more bulk I got into. I searched all over for a pet net, but I guess they don't make them anymore :( so I made one from a mesh laundry bag I got from the Dollar Tree and leftover robot fabric that I made into bias tape. I cut 2 triangles (I thought double the fabric would be sturdier) to fit in my corner and finished the edges with the bias tape, added some eyelets and screwed it into the wall. I think I like the paint most of all - it's a metallic silver from Martha Stewart. it was awful to put on, but came out looking really cool. Matt said we won't use it again (he's the one who painted) so if I decide to go metallic anywhere else in the house I'm on my own! I think it'll be a color that will grow with Leo, and the room's not too totally robotted out so if he needs a change later on we don't have to re-do everything. all-in-all I'm happy with it and maybe one day when he starts verbalizing his opinions we'll find out what he thinks of it! ;)
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Robot Birthday Party: Celebrating 5 years! I'm only about 6 months behind on sharing this fun day. John's 5th Birthday was a bit of a mental turning point for me. My baby is 5 years old, he's ready to start school, play sports and so many other big kid things. He's the greatest kid and
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