ANGEL BABY BEDDING
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Pictures of baby angels strumming their gold harps taking care not to dent their halos or tear their dainty wings during their angelic musical sessions in the clouds provides a lovely background for a cute as well as spiritual nursery design. We would be hard-pressed to think of a more peaceful or inspirational theme for any nursery. You may find that an angel nursery theme and coordinating decor has a way of eliminating the stress of the day and I highly recommend it for beauty as well as the mood it sets in the room.
And just so you know, angel nursery bedding is not only used in decorating nurseries for baby girls! There are some very cute angel baby bedding sets in blue that will be perfect in your baby boy's nursery!
When I was born my grandmother made a soft flannel baby gown and a homemade set of angel baby bedding as a baptism gift. Alongside the little angel pictures on the fabric, there were inspirational words printed in yellow gold. The walls in the nursery were painted a pale blue and the nursery carpet was blue as well. The crib was painted white which coordinated nicely with the white, blue and gold color scheme in the angel nursery bedding.
If you are looking for decorations for your angel nursery theme, this nursery design would work with a few adjustments. Modern baby gear in white, blue or gold metallic can be adapted to angelic nursery themes and decor for African American or Black as well as white baby girls, too!
My folks must have had illusions of my being a much sweeter baby than I was because it seemed that every birthday and special occasion that rolled around, I received some kind of angel theme present. When I was a toddler, I got a homemade, floor length night gown as one of my special presents from Santa Claus. The Angel print fabric was so cute and sweet! I can remember that I imagined my gown as being similar to the robes that the little angels in the pictures were wearing.
Later, I found some pieces of the angel theme fabric that was used to sew my gown and asked my grandmother if she could make my baby doll a patchwork quilt using some of the flannel scraps. She took the pieces that were left and along with some coordinating solid color squares made my baby dolls a pretty set of angel baby bedding that matched the crib. I used the comforter from my vintage (I refuse to call it an antique!) angel baby bedding set to decorate my own baby’s crib last Christmas.
The white background of the flannel is now more of a cream color than snowy white, but the little angels are still smiling and playing in the Heavenly choir just as they did when I was a little girl.
