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Friday, September 28, 2007

fit for a princess

saw this in a magazine & thought it was brillant! the designer sketched the "armoire", enlarged it & then traced it onto particle board. It was then cut, painted & hung to replace the conventional closet doors. what a fun idea for any kid's room!

13 comments:

Michelle Alley said...

So cute Kelly!

Leslie said...

LOVE that! so cute!

Traci said...

Love it Love it Love it! What a grand idea!

Whatever Dee-Dee wants said...

That is a darling idea!

Mom2fur said...

When I first looked at it, I thought it really was an armoire! What an adorable idea!

Heather said...

I love it~ What a cool idea!

Tip Junkie said...

That is gorgeous!! What a brilliant idea.

Life Design Event Planning said...

Just came across your blog and I love it. Now you are book marked!

Megan said...

That is a great idea. You always come up with fun ideas to share, that is one reason I enjoy reading your blog.

laina kay said...

That is brilliant!

jess said...

Very cute...thanks for sharing!

Anonymous said...

Kelly,
I posted a comment on the Ohdeeoh site, then realized I could reach you here...yeah!
I love the border you have stenciled on the wall behind the "Fit for a Princess" closet idea...the one that looks like picture frame molding with a squigly line inside. Can you share how you did this? Is it a stencil? If so, how can I get one! So cute.
Thank you,
Shackkris

kelly said...

shackkris -

i totally wish i could take credit. but i can't. the idea came from a magazine & i just scanned it in. but if you click on the picture & really look closely, my bet is that painting around the closet, etc. is freehand. it's just straight lines & loops, so it would be super easy to do. if i were doing it i'd use a ruler to draw the straight lines, using a really really light pencil, then just freehand the rest.
hope that helps!