Kristen from Who’s Watching the Baby? created this birdie wall art using acrylic paint, her Silhouette, and some Mod Podge. I am loving her use of bright, bold colors! Kristen says, “I really loved everything about this piece, but it was simply too pricey for me… I turned up the color intensity a little, and [...Read More]
Bird Wall Art
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: birds, blooms, blossoms, Cherry Blossom Art, copycat, cutting machine, decoupage, floral, flower, flowers, painting, paper, pb kids inspired, picture, tree
Wooden Storage Caddy
Jaime from That’s My Letter made these adorable caddies from scrap wood and leftover paint. The smaller ones she created for Easter and collecting eggs. Her design is based loosely on Ana White’s toolbox plans. I love these and can seriously think of a million uses. Craft supplies, magazines, diapers, toys… You get the idea. [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: copycat, distress, Easter, easter decor, Easter egg basket, handle, paint, pb kids inspired, ply wood, plywood, sandpaper, stain, wood, wooden
Silver Bird Figurines
Ali from Just Me made over these dollar store birdies with a can of silver spray paint. I love how the silver looks beside the blue vase and green wall. The combination of the birds with the bright colors is perfect décor for warmer weather. Talk about cheap, simple, and oh so cute! Ali was inspired [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: birds, copycat, dollar store, figurine, pb kids inspired, Silver Leaf Bird Bookends, spray paint, spring decor, spring decorating, spring decorations, trinket, trinkets
Baseball Stitching Lamp
Angie from The Country Chic Cottage turned a thrift store lamp into this baseball light for her son’s bedroom. She freehanded the baseball seams on the shade with a red Sharpie. Seriously, you would never know that was just Sharpie! I love how she added Louisville Slugger at the base using a stencil from her [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: baseball bat lamp, bat lamp, boy's lamp, boy's room lamp, Brett Baseball Shade & Batter Up Base, copycat, lamps, lights, pb kids inspired, table lamp
Children’s Low Activity Table
Carrie from My Creative Escapes followed Ana White’s plans to build an activity table with rollaway carts for her kids. She forked over the extra $30 to put caster wheels on the carts. This was a smart investment because it allows her kids to pull the carts out themselves. The total cost with wood, wheels, [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: Activity Table and Carts, copycat, kids table, pb kids inspired, play table, playroom storage, storage, toy bin, toy bins, toy organization, toy storage, toys organization, toys storage, train table, wood table, wooden
Cubby Storage Wall
Jaime from That’s My Letter built a cubby storage system for her daughters’ bedroom using plans from Ana White. I can attest to the fact that cubbies are lifesavers when it comes to maintaining an organized play area. This is a project well-worth the $120 construction cost. Jamie was inspired by Pottery Barn Kid’s [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: bins, Cameron 2 Cubby and 2 Base, canvas bins, copycat, kid room, kids room, organization, organize, organizer, organizing, pb kids inspired, play area, play room, shelves, shelving, storage, toy organization, toys
Easter Wall Décor
Jen from Roxybonds-Scrappin’ created this adorable wall art for Easter for under $10 using a 16×20 canvas, spray paint, and some scrapbook paper. Children (and adults!) are sure to enjoy passing by this cute little chick as Easter rounds the corner! Jen’s was inspired when she saw the Easter Yard Stakes from Pottery [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: canvas, chick, copycat, decorating, decorations, Easter decoration, Easter wall art, Happy Easter, pb kids inspired, Pottery Barn Kids Easter Yard Stakes, spray paint, wall decor
Lazy Susan Art Caddy
Julie from Angry Julie Monday is on a spring cleaning kick at her house. She needed a space to store all of her kindergartner’s art supplies. So her husband built a lazy susan art caddy and Julie blinged it out with her son’s supplies. Pottery Barn Kids sells a similar art caddy. Theirs is called [...Read More]
Filed Under: Pottery Barn Kids Tagged With: art caddy, art supplies, galvanzed buckets, ikea socker, lazy susan, mini buckets, organization, organization art supplies
