Nursery reveal: A shabby chic nursery fit for a princess

We found out we were expecting our miracle on March 24, 2015- one day before my husband's birthday, and five months after the loss of our precious second baby. I knew almost instantly that she was going to be a girl. At the end of June, we found out for sure that we were having another girl.

As much as I loved Emorie's pink and green Pottery Barn nursery, I wanted to take a different approach this time.

I knew I wanted to do a traditional nursery, something vintage and classic.  I loved the idea of a very girly, very shabby chic nursery, so I set out on Pinterest and Project Nursery to find some inspiration. Boy, did I ever find inspiration. I love how her nursery turned out- I think it's pretty close to perfect. 

The furniture is the exact same furniture we used in Emorie's nursery. This saved us a ton of money. We were also able to reuse crib sheets and changing table pad covers as well. 

The quilt was an Etsy purchase. I love how pretty and classic it is. I wanted something that didn't look too baby, so it would still be useful when she is three.  The wall art is made from fat quarters and 11X14 canvases.

[Quilt- similar]      [Wall art- similar]     [Crib skirt]     [Crib sheet]   

The cornice shelves were a Target purchase as well. We already had the picture frame, and the vase and booties were a thrift store purchase. The card with the Scripture is an original creation. We bought the chair from Craigslist and the table, which I painted, is from Homegoods. The lamp and shade are a DIY, and the tabletop frame is from Swoozie's.

[Shelves]   [Frame-similar]   [Table frame-similar]  [Mason Jar]  [Flowers- similar]  

[Flowers- similar] [ Booties- similar] [Table-similar] [Curtain rod] [Curtain Valance] 

The vintage Hobnail mirror is an Ebay purchase and the picture frames are from Hobby Lobby.

[Mirror- similar]     [Frames]  [Changing pad- similar] 

The large white frame is from Hobby Lobby and the picture is courtesy of Hillary Graves Photography. The white booties are from a local consignment shop. The lamp is reused from Emorie's nursery and the shade is a DIY.

[Frame]    [Mason Jar]  [Lamp- similar] [ultrasound photo frame]

The last thing we have to do is hang her crib mobile. I am loving the vintage feel of this room. It's so simple and feminine and I love looking at it. Can't wait til our sweet princess is here! 

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Linking to Stonegable, Worthing Court, Cedar Hill Farmhouse, Confessions of a Plate Addict, and French Country Cottage!