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Girly Pink Room

My daughter has a cowgril room right now and wants a pretty pink room instead. Any good ideas of where to start. Its gotta be pretty cheap and crafty (also easy).
shes in a toddler bed right now she could stay in this if I can find cute girly bedding. Help please.

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I was just in a similar situation. I painted my daughters walls all one color and then used a stencil to paint a pretty picket fence around the room. Then I used my craft paints to paint some flowers and such and stenciled on butterflys etc. Cheap and REALLY cute! Good luck!

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Hi,

You can get pink Disney Princess bedding at walmart.com pretty cheap.

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Hi,

I think the first step is to start with a net canopy for her bed. They make the cutest ones ever anymore. I've also seen a plain white one that a mom or dad has glue gunned flowers to it. I have a two year old and she is so girly, more than I ever was! I love the shabby chic look, too. Old with the new! Great finds at Target, garage sales, and even salvation army stores. Oh yeah, Hobby Lobby, too. A girly room should also resemble who she is. Lots of pink and pretty lace, antique knick-nacks, a big fluffy rug always makes a room, too. Well, good luck and I hope that it turns out great for your little princess.

Sincerely,

T.

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I was just in a similar situation. I painted my daughters walls all one color and then used a stencil to paint a pretty picket fence around the room. Then I used my craft paints to paint some flowers and such and stenciled on butterflys etc. Cheap and REALLY cute! Good luck!

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Hey there,

You may have luck at IKEA, they actullay have a pretty good selection of childrens stuff that's not to expensive. the only bad thing is it's not close by and a pretty long drive (and you know how gas $ is right now). good luck to ya, i hope she enjoys her new pink room!!!

take care and god bless,
C. White

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Hi C.,

I have some pretty great ideas about what you could do with some pieces I have left from re decorating my daughters room, I have a twin headboard that we could pain, stencil etc, with matching dresser and mirror, I also have a "simply shabby chic" coverlet and matching sham that I changed my mind on last minute after buying it! couldn't return it! Let me know if you are interested, it would look really cute and for a decent price you could get a top notch room.

C.

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C.,
I just updated my 3 1/2 year old's room from her crib to a big girl twin bed. I went to Target and found Hello Kitty comforter and sheets. It was very reasonable but the kicker... the end all be all for my daughter was the canopy type thing that you can hang from the ceiling. I am linking a picture of it. I think you could find beding where ever and then use the canopy. She feels like she is in a girly princess bed.
I also just saw one on Target that was a toddler set 4 pc 59.99 that isn't bad!
Here are all the canopies they have
http://www.target.com/gp/search.html/601-###-###-####-###...

Good luck!
C.

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I suggest e-Bay or a discount store like Marshels, Ross, or TJMaxx.
TLee

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C.

My daughter just turned 5. We did her room in Princess. It was fairily cheap. You buy posters of the princess's and put them up and buy the wall stinkers to put up. we got her a trendell bed with a canapoe on top. you could go to embay and find one for cheap. it looks really good. if you want to see a pic of it email me at ____@____.com and i will send you one

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