More Fox/Woodland Decorations

I've been able to get a couple more items done for my daughters fox/woodland theme room; The hair bow holder, and the pinwheel. I also plan on making hot air balloons, but I just can't seem to get around to it. I think its going to be hard, and so I just keep putting it off. My Fox picture came in the mail yesterday! It's beautiful! You can check it out at Lyndsey Green's Etsy Shop. Most of my other projects will have to wait until I've been scavenging through my grandparents attic and the shores of Lake Superior! I can't wait for vacation next week!

Hair Bow Holder:

I didn't have a tutorial or a picture to follow for this one. These have been around for years, so I just pulled it together out of my head. I took a cute child's hanger and sewed various lengths of ribbons to it. Then cut out a piece of card stock scrapbook paper to fit into the triangle of the hanger. Then I cut out the squirrel from the same paper and glued it on. I super glued the paper to the hanger. (it didn't work wonderfully, so you might consider using a different method) and then put some glue on the shaft of an upholstery tack and stuck one in each corner; just for decor. Clip on all of your babies' hair bows and project complete! Simple, cute, and wonderfully accessible!

Pinwheels on a Stand:
Next I followed this wedding website tutorial to make these cute pinwheels. This paper is also from the same stack. The pinwheel patterns are mushrooms (brown) trees (green) and flowers (pink). It's called the Green Stack. It worked great for these pinwheels because it's super thick and textured. Thanks to my mom and her ingenious ideas we built a little stand for them too!

Field Guide_Animal Tracks:

I just designed this poster for the nursery as well. You can buy it at my Etsy shop. I still need to print and frame it. I will have more picture when the nursery is complete.

Check out my pinterest board..."Foxy Room" to see what else I'm planning to create for this room. Some of the items are just ideas, I can't do them all, but I'm sure it will inspire you to do something Foxy!

Sarah

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