For March I went through all of the girls room. A lot of what was accomplished can’t really be seen because the most progress was made with clothes that are inside drawers (where they couldn’t hardly fit in before) and toys that were donated out of the toy box so it can close again! We had too many toys that “went” on the floor because there was no where else for them to be put away. I hated that. Everything has a place to be put away, for now. :) We also moved Tessa’s crib into Sophie’s room, she had been in the 3rd bedroom previously. That has proved a to be a bit of a challenge, they don’t fall asleep as fast as they used to, but that’s ok. We wanted to free up the 3rd bedroom for baby brother.
This after photo is out of date since we put up the girls bunk beds yesterday (which is why I called it after part one) after I get a few more things done in that room (like curtains, yikes! those blankets pinned up are horrid) I will post the real after photos. There is a lot more “finishing touches” to do in this room to make it really done, but the hardest part is over and I am counting it for my March organization project since so much organization was accomplished.
You may notice we took the closet doors off, this is because they were DANGEROUS! They were big pieces of wood hung from a track above and NOT below, so they were literally just hanging there. More than once one of the kids pushed on the door while playing and had the whole thing come crashing down! These things were not light. So we took them down and put them in the storage outside. I got a tension rod and a couple white sheets to sew into curtains but once I put them up I decided it was too much white with the white walls and everything in there. So… I decided to buy a curtain rod and clips and try them white sheet/curtains in the living room:
I wish I had taken a picture of what it looked like before because it made such a difference! I’m totally converted to curtains, never had curtains in any of our “homes” (apartments) before. I feel like our whole living room looks much more grown up and sophisticated now that you can’t see the cheap apartment blinds. The rod cost me $20, clips $10, and sheets $18. I’m very happy about them, I love when you decorate something you like so much that you just smile whenever you look at it. Do you have something like that in your house? I hope your new year’s resolutions are going well!








