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um, I have a wrought iron bed and now I want to cover the headboard and embroider a headboard onto it. I love this beyond measure!

My ten yo is quickly outgrowing even the most challenging Technic sets of LEGO. This seems like the perfect next step AND I would be happy to keep his creation in full view. His technicolor build...

We have a dedicated shelf in the livingroom for library books. We're at the library so often, it's always full and a dedicated shelf helps keep losses and fines to a minimum. My 10 yo is permitt...

We've asked for donations to http://www.ethiopianorphanrelief.com/ for my kids' last few birthdays. We don't miss the extra gifts, the donations...

I knew I wanted an aqua, red & white room for my daughter's nursery--I thought I might want cherries on some of the fabric, but that was as much as I had planned. A month or so after my plan came ...

I LOVE the idea of these but wonder if there is enough sunlight available during a mid-western winter day to actually power the lights. They seem perfect for my parents in Florida, but here in Cow...

Consider getting an allerban cover for the duvet too. While I wash the flat bedding weekly, removing the comforter from its cover and washing both weekly is just too much. I have an allerban cove...

Super cute! it's nice to see a bigger kid room too!

Judi, i applied fabric to the built-in bookshelves in my living room. I used tack nails to hold the fabric at the top and used a spray-on adhesive (found at the fabric store) to cemen...

Fabulous ideas abound on the web: http://www.amazingmoms.com/htm/party_catinthehat.htm

Mash me, baby! I LOVE those monsters

We bought an IKEA thingy several years ago--2 wooden rails with pegs to hold 3 flat-bottomed canvas bags. We have it attached to the wall, but I imagine you could attach it fairly easily to the doo...

Worth every cent. We bought ours years ago when the less-expensive lines didn't have the back-sparing handle. We lived in Chicago at the time, and the tot loved being able to ride down to the lak...

You can buy a portable potty ring--it folds into a flat bag that's easier to house in a diaper bag. I double bagged mine and kept it in the sleeve reserved for the changing pad, because, um, EWWW!...

from Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh | Best Potties on March 11, 2008 02:15PM

A pair of stretchy toddler pants stuffed into a ziploc and compressed takes the same (ish) amount of space in the diaper bag, just roll the air out of them thoroughly. We'll stick with that method...

So adorable--the colors really POP!

It seems like a nifty place to keep board books handy at bedtime.

Astrid is a big 'Owl Babies' fan--so we'll ask for that one--it's SO cute!