Pottery Barn Hacks for a Baby Nursery
Easy DIY Crafts and Ideas

The DIY crafts, ideas and Pottery Barn hacks for a baby nursery are perfect for parents that love rooms decorated with items from PBKids but can't handle their prices. Our visitors often share pictures of knock-offs and hacks of decor and art similar to pieces from Pottery Barn that were inspired by and look very close to the real thing.

With a few craft supplies and basic skills parents can design stylish Pottery Barn inspired art, nursery room decorations and furniture for less money than the best sale prices offer that will impress visitors that drop by to admire your newborn.

Those of us with woodworking skills that know how to make a baby crib can make their own Pottery Barn look nursery furniture. Beginners and the rest of us that might prefer to tackle a small project can start with simple DIY Pottery Barn inspired hacks such as artwork for the nursery walls or decorations that reflect many popular baby nursery themes and color schemes.

Art, Crafts and Pottery Barn hacks for a baby nursery wall and more

We invite our visitors to help us build our library of Pottery Barn hacks for a baby nursery room decorating project to assist others in creating art for the nursery wall, a Pottery Barn lamp knock off or even DIY Pottery Barn inspired nursery storage bins and crates for organizational and decorative purposes.

Popular Pottery Barn Inspired Craft Projects

There are many items shown in the catalog and seen in the stores that will be easy to duplicate for use in various rooms of our homes while putting our own unique spin on the design. The most popular nursery projects include:

• Pottery Barn inspired nursery lighting including the awesome rope chandelier that would be perfect for a nautical nursery theme.
  
• Various Pottery Barn inspired mirrors that will help to make the most of natural light in the baby's room
  
• Pottery Barn inspired storage baskets that are so helpful when organizing clothes, toys and necessities. These storage boxes are very easy to make and and customize in whatever size, color and style that you need to coordinate with the room's decor.

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Thanks to all who have shared their own Pottery Barn hacks for a baby nursery.

The projects seen here on Unique Baby Gear Ideas have inspired DIY ers to make their own items both to save money and to add special touches and make a particular style their own.

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