On another blog I found recently, Coastal Charm, they asked for people to put a link to any house renovations, garage sale/thrift store finds, anything to do with decorating on a budget. So, I'm putting some pictures of our play room we (I say we, but really my husband did the work--I just told him what to do) made for the grand kids last year. Here are some pictures:
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The room when we started. The attic is approximately 15 by 34, so we made the front half of it into the playroom, which is about 15 by 17. | | | | |
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The windows--aren't they disgusting? | | |
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The view of the playroom when you walk up the steps. I found the rug on CraigsList; it's from the Company Store. I also found the train table on CraigsList and have been collecting Thomas trains from garage sales for a few years. |
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The front of the room--we did hire someone to put in the new windows, as we needed new windows in other rooms of our house. I found the little table and chairs at a thrift store. |
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I made the bags for different toys, blocks, ponies, little people, hot wheels, marble works, play dishes and food, etc. I decided no electronics up there. I also made the cushion for the wicker love seat out of the same fabric. One of my younger sisters gave me the shelves, and I found the old fashioned toys at garage sales. |
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This area is for dolls and doll clothes and furniture, and book shelves on the left. |
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This is the view towards the steps; we put the gate there so we could move furniture up there because the steps are very narrow. |
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Son and granddaughters playing. |
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Oldest granddaughter taking a break. |
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Doing puzzles. |
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I found these decals on Etsy--these are on the wall as you come up the steps. |
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This is over the windows at the front of the room. My husband was a little upset that it just said Grandma's house, but that was the way it came. |
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Son and his girls making funny faces. |
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