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Tuesday Huesday: Kids’ Craft Room

Kids' Craft Room from Pottery Barn

Anyone who has kids can tell you, their stuff winds up everywhere! Why not create an inspiring place for the kids to keep their toys and crafts? Pottery Barn Kids has done just that with this pretty room, perfect for creative little girls. Perhaps what’s best about about these colors is that they will grow with your girls — they aren’t so precious that they tire of them by the time they are ten, and they aren’t so trendy that the room will eventually look dated. A few simple decor updates will keep this pretty room age appropriate and inspiring for years to come.

Do you have boys? No problem! Switch out the lavender for a sky blue color and you’re ready to go!

Kids' Craft Room Color Palette

We created this color palette using FolkArt Acrylic colors Winter White, Soft Apple, Light Lavender and Aluminum.

Posted on June 14, 2011 at 2:58 pm in FolkArt Acrylic, Tuesday Huesday   |  RSS feed |   Respond   |   Trackback URL

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  1. May 21, 2012 at 12:44 pm

    SassySomething I learned to do as a teneager, that took a lot of concentration but was so worth the end results was egg decorating’, this is something particularly good for Christmas as they can make some stunning ornaments to hang on the tree, or get a stand for the egg to have as other decorations not associated with the tree at all. They can make lovely gifts, and if they really enjoy doing it they can extend how much work they put into it creating things like jewelery boxes, etc. This type of thing can be as inexpensive or as expensive as the creator wishes. Some things I did with them (using various types/sized eggs) was to cut into the egg and remove a portion, then create a Christmas scene in the hollow egg, glitter around the cut hole’ used to view the scene and then in a nice pattern around the rest of the egg gave it a really nice sparkle. For my mother’s gift one year after I’d been doing this for some time I used an ostrich egg to create a jewelery box, lined it with silk, added the bits of hardware necessary it turned out so much better than I’d dare to hope. Good luck with whatever you find for them!

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