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Win an assortment of Pixie Dust bibs, blankets and burp cloths! Photos: Pixie Dust Decor
We recently discovered Pixie Dust Decor and were immediately taken with their sweet, classic baby goods. Pixie Dust sells everything from crib bedding to tuffets to aprons for little aspiring chefs to fabric by the yard--all manufactured in the USA.
This week we're giving away a gift bundle from Pixie Dust, full of precious goodies that we're sure are almost as cute as the baby they'll end up with. The bundle includes two blankets, four burp cloths and three bibs, in the aqua pagoda pattern seen here and a lattice print.
Even if you don't have a baby, can't you think of a little one who deserves these as a gift? Enter to win by leaving a comment telling us about your favorite tip for decorating a nursery.
If you don't win, you can still get Pixie Dust items for a discount. The online shop is kindly offering a 20% discount to ShelterPop readers through Friday, Nov. 20. Just enter code "shelterpop" at checkout.
The prizes come in the unisex aqua pagoda pattern. Photo: Pixie Dust Decor
CONTEST RULES
* To enter, leave a confirmed comment below about your favorite tip for decorating a nursery.
* The comment must be left before 5pm EST on Friday, November 13, 2009.
* You may enter only once.
* One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
* One winner will receive a gift bundle from Pixie Dust Decor including two blankets, four burp cloths and three bibs (valued at $158).
* Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older.
* Click here for complete Official Rules. Winners will be notified by email, so be sure to provide a valid email address!
Reader comments (Page 3 of 3)
Pick a theme then look around before you commit---I chose ducks---told everyone ducks---then started shopping and fell in love with lambs---of course for my baby shower everyone gave me ducks---Oh well nothing wrong with lambs and ducks!
ReplyAlways go with bright and uplifting colors! It will put everyone in a good mood.
ReplyMy tip- don't spend a fortune on furniture and accessories that will be outgrown in a couple of years- invest in good pieces that grow with the child.
ReplyKeep it simple! With my daughter I wanted all kinds of stuff in there, and it looked way too cramped!
Replysimplicity is best - choose colors that will transition from baby to toddler to young child
ReplyKeep it comfortable for mom and baby. A good chair that fits both nicely and cushioned well will get a lot of use when nursing and beyond.
ReplyAvoid clutter!
ReplyI would say to go with what appeals to you and don't be afraid to look outside the box. Thank you!
Replywhat a great christmas gift for new foster baby in the family
ReplyI like to keep things simple. It's much easier to clean a simply decorated room than an extravagant one.
ReplyIf you cannot afford fancy art; go to the photo lab and get some of your own photos blown upon! I bet a baby would be just as happy with a huge picture of your own dog as with an expensive art print.
ReplyMy tip is to keep the color of the room on the lighter side and keep things simple!
ReplyI think keeping it unisex and simple is the key.
ReplyYou should definitely go with a paint color that is one that the child will be able to grow up with...not one that they will hate when they grow older.
ReplyMake sure its warm and gentle
ReplyUse soft colors and keep it simple.
ReplyI think that when decorating that you shouldn't go overboard with a theme, having every single item of a certain character or whatever your them is. It just becomes too much. Keep it simple.
ReplyMy favorite is color, color, color -- don't get locked into baby blue or pastel pink though i love them in the goods shown). Bright colors stimulate. I also would stay away from mass-produced cartoon characters, but that's just me. : )
ReplyConsider your style in decorating a nursery. You will be spending many hours in the room, so make sure it is relaxing and enjoyable for you. Relaxed mother makes for a happy baby.
ReplyChoose simple colors for wall, crib and whatnot and then accessorize with whatever theme you wish. That way, when you want to change themes, you're only changing out accessories.
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