This was a fun project. It makes me smile every time I walk through the “middle room”, “office”, “extra-large hallway”, “whatever you want to call this room”. Recently, this room has undergone a transformation to give it a little more of a functional purpose. I transformed an armoire into a hidden office, and refreshed an old buffet to hold toys and other items in need of a home. Even with the new storage systems, I still found myself tossing the girls’ backpacks and daycare bags into the corner of this room. I needed some hooks.
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This is super fun! I think it would be great in a little boys room… Just have to get over the vice grips and hacking the animal toys :/ haha Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! It’s so true – I felt a twinge of guilt for a split second or two.
Ha! So funny! Thanks for linking up with us at The Makers! 🙂
Thanks, Alexis!
Just adorable. Have to make some for my grandchildrens room for pajamas and robes. Thank you so much for sharing this and for the inspirations. I just love it.
Thanks – it was so easy, you totally should! Just a tip for you – I actually need to replace the giraffe one, because not much stays on it (I wish I had thought of that before). All the rest work great though!
Jenny, thank you for your comment back. You are a real inspiration I must say. What I am going to do is take a little piece of silicone mat the same color as the animal I paint and attach it with glue to the animal. That way nothing will slip off and it will hardly be noticeable. Give it a try before you take your giraffe off ok. Thank you so much for the tip on that. I really think that will work well.
What a great idea! I will definitely give that a try, because everything is so close to staying on, so that might give it the extra stick it needs!