Bring on the bubbles!

I am back with another laundry room update, since I figured out some very easy decoration for my freshened and more organized laundry room (find part 1 here).

It all started when I saw this picture the other day while browsing the internet:

Unfortunately I can’t find the link to this picture anymore but whoever created this nursery, I love the circles.

Then I thought that the circles would make a nice decoration for my tiny laundry space.

So I went to AC Moore, looking for wooden circles like the ones in the picture. They didn’t have any wooden ones, but I found similar ones in the Styrofoam-isle. I brought home a bunch and actually laid them out on my kitchen floor:

Then I got out the two paint samples I received for free in the mail and using a brush I just kind of pushed the paint on my circles:

I painted a few in the tealish color, a few in light green and a few I simply left the way they were.

After about 15 minutes of painting, I had this:

Then I used a few pieces of double-sided tape to attach them to the wall:

Here another close-up:

I think the bubbles are fun, and this was VERY Easy.

I also found an XXL-pin for clothes, decorated it a little bit and attached it to the other side of the wall:

Now everything I need to do is find a solution for the work-clothes chaos created by my Mr. Multikulti. Once I find a good and especially cheap solution for that, I’ll write about the changes.

(This post is linked up to the Shabby Nest’s Frugal Friday , ‘Not baaad Sundays’ ,  ‘Tuesdays Treasures‘ and Centsational Girl’s Paint Party)

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8 Responses to Bring on the bubbles!

  1. looks great. unfortunately I only have a laundry closet. :(

    megan
    craftycpa.blogspot.com

  2. Looks like your inspiration picture used the inner circle of wooden embroidery hoops. I’ve got some and intend to do a similar project once I find the paint colors I like.

    (found you through Frugal Friday)

  3. Nice job! My laundry space is out in the garage, and I’m looking for ways to dress it up.

  4. that is adorable, and a perfect way to make your color combo work. hmm…where can i add some bubbles!?

  5. I LOVE this! Its FAB!!! Come on ‘ova and share this at my Linky Par-Tay!

    *ENTER LINKY PAR-TAY Here! *

    xoxokara

  6. Ha, that’s so funny! That’s my son’s nursery, I designed it :) It was featured a couple places online and I posted pics up on my own blog. I’m just glad you liked it! The circles were from embroidery hoops that I simply stuck on the wall with scrapbook “tack”. Way easy.

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