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We’ve relocated and renamed our blog! Mouse + Hinge, located at mouseandhinge.blogspot.com. Come visit us there!
My television/ computer room has all left over red themed decor from my old apartment’s bedroom. Red is really difficult to decorate with because it involves a fine line between cool and country. Right now it feels too country and I’m so ready to spice it up with some cool, if that even makes sense. My goal this summer is to make it very contemporary with robin’s egg blue/ aqua blue mixed with red accents.
This room is in desperate need of a cream and aqua blue rug, aqua blue and red pillows, aqua blue table cloth and blanket and red/blue artwork. I wish I could afford to do this all at once, but it will take some time! Here are my inspiration photos
Cute pillow, needs more of a red than burnt red
Color Pallet
My mom told me diaper cakes have been around forever, I had no clue. Pinterest brings out the oldest and neatest crafts. A co-worker showed me the diaper cake that she made for a bridal shower and I expected cake in the shape of a poo-ey diaper..not the case! What a cute idea! So, I decided to make one for my sister-in-law’s baby shower.
Supplies:
-2 packs of size 1 or 2 plain diapers
-String for tying
– 1 1/2 Yards of pretty ribbon
-Crate paper (optional)
-Flowers
-Baby items to decorate
-Cake plate (I used a snack platter from dollar store)
-Round Cake pans for forming
-Glue Gun
Instructions:
Here are some great instructions and photos:
http://www.momaroo.com/732921992/diaper-cake-diy-instructions/
First, establish the back and front of the cake to tie string and glue ribbon. Then place folded diapers in a wrapped circle inside the platter and tie it with string in the back. Make sure and fill the middle with diapers or baby powder to stabilize the next tier. The next tier can be formed in a 9″ cake pan and tied.
Once all of the tiers are formed, you can begin glueing the ribbon around them. Only use a dot of glue on the back of the cake for the ribbon to stay. Next you can place the binkies, flowers, letters or shoes on the cake. Just poke them into the spaces between the diapers.
Here are some beautiful diaper cakes others have done.