I've been working on Baby B's nursery since my first trimester. I must admit I've dreamed about my baby's nursery long before getting pregnant. I think Pinterest only added fuel to that fire. Since Robby and I just bought a house and had other house projects in the works, I put myself on a very strict budget when it came to the nursery. Well I didn't have a number in my head, but I made sure to save wherever possible.

Her crib was free, and I absolutely love it. My grandmother actually used it at her house when my sisters and I were babies. The rocker was an old wingback chair we found at a thrift store a couple of years ago for under $40. I just ordered rocker feet for Robby to put on it for $50. Can't beat that deal. Her dresser was found at another thrift store for $30. It is a bit beat up, and I wouldn't mind finding a new one, but it's doing it's job for now. The big print over her crib was found at an antique store for $20 and the other prints are from a sidewalk sale at Rifle Paper Company (my favorite store ever). The rolling cart is from Ikea for $30. A lot of the decorative stuff we had around the house. All of the Target stuff was on sale or clearance. The bookshelf Robby made for free from a pallet. I think you get the idea. :)

Some people may think that her room is too blue for a little girl, but I personally do not like anything super pink or girly. The color scheme actually came organically. When I started buying things for the nursery I didn't know if we were having a boy or girl. I tried to keep it as neutral as possible then added little feminine pieces once we knew. I have people ask me all of the time what the theme of my nursery is, and I don't have an answer for them because it has no theme. I'm just not a theme kind of girl.