I'm pretty excited to show you all how my teeny, tiny studio makeover turned out.
Remember what I started with??
Thankfully, I had kids willing to help out, and after a lot of white paint and some new base boards I had a clean slate to work my magic on.
I seriously had so. much. fun. outfitting this minuscule room.
I hit up thrift stores and wandered the mall looking for rock bottom deals. I used every last bit of white paint, wielding my brush with abandon. I did a little bartering with Cindy Panek who's starting up a business of her own. She crocheted me some fabulous baby things in exchange for photographing her goods once she has her Etsy store up and running.
Win Win.
I rummaged through the house looking for whatever I though might work. All those not quite white towels will be perfect for filling baskets.The little green doll crib I got as a girl was dragged out from under the deck and scrubbed within an inch of it's life.
I had a blast!
The studio was finally ready for business.
So, without further ado, I give you my new photography studio . . .
How cute are these?
I love purple. Now all I need is a baby girl to dress up.
Isn't this one adorable!
I see a fairy shoot in my future . . .
I tried this with a real, wide awake baby. I did not get this shot. All I can say is that Holly had her hand right there for good reason. (Ahem)
I hope you enjoyed your tour. I know I had a wonderful time putting this room together and now. .
I'm just waiting for kids to fill it. :D
8 comments:
Looks so sweet, Rosa!
Loretta
Thanks Loretta! :D
Very nice, didn't you say it was a small room ? the finished product doesn't look like it is.
Hope you get lots of use out of it.
Thanks Aunty Nancy! It is a very small room, less than 100 square feet, but I've had a lot of practice when it comes to making the most of small spaces. ;D
The room looks great! No baby yet.. due today though :) I'd still love to come for a photo shoot sometime though! Maybe March sometime? Marla
That sounds great Marla! Hope that baby comes soon. :D
What a nice job you did with your studio space! I love the way you repurposed the windows and the clever way you hung all the little crocheted and knitted treasures.
Thanks Jennifer. :)
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