Gallery Walls part 2

I am so loving all the gallery walls on Pinterest.  I've been collecting things for a while and finally have a great space to display them.

This wall is in my kitchen.  My kids favorite is the Pilsbury Dough Boy!

This wall is what you see when you come in.  A few old plus a few new.

Remember the old window I posted here?

 That window found a new home.  I picked up the oval frame at the same time.  I will eventually change out the picture to something that reflects my family a little more, but for now it works.

 This was made from a metal hook from Pick Your Plum.  The mirrors are from Ikea that I covered with red burlap rosettes.  The frame still needs a pic but that's OK.  The ribbon is free floating so I can change it if I want.

 I got this frame at Michaels for 75% off.  Sweet!  Then I used a french script brush from Brusheezy in Photoshop. I love the brushes there!
The C is with Kings and Queen's Font.  It's printed on left over packing paper.  Looks vintage huh!  Nope. 2 days ago.

I am also loving burlap.  I had to do do some red roses for this wall.  They are similar to the ones I made here. 1 inch strips coiled and glue-gunned down!  Lovely!

Another view of my antique window.  Love it!

Can you guess what I hid behind the star?  The doorbell.  It was this ugly white box that simply messed up my gallery wall.  So it had to be covered up.  And yes, we can still hear the doorbell. I tested it first.  I promise.

 Yeay!  2 walls down.  Fweh.

A Quick Wall Collage

So I love Pinterest.  I spend way too much time on there, but I did find these wonderful  wall art inspiration.

from thebirdspapaya.com

from here.

I have pictures of my babies all at about the same age.  They almost look like quintuplets at this age, but they're not.  There's a 10 year spread between the oldest and the youngest.

I wanted to do something that they would see everyday.  Something to remind them who they are.  So I did this:

Every time they come down the stairs they see this.  It needs a little more but so far...

I love it!