Need to cover a lot of wall space in a kid's room or nursery? Looking to add some color and interest without spending a ton of cash? Look at this clever idea using simple wooden ledges and colorful flashcards!
John and Sherry from Young House Love hung a few simple wooden ledges (that they made themselves: see this post for a detailed how-to) above their little girl's dresser in her brand-new "big girl" room. Sherry had been saving some colorful alphabet flashcards, and they turned out to be the perfect addition to the ledges — the flashcards can also be swapped out later for photos or artwork!
Go see more details of John and Sherry's flashcard ledges on their blog, Young House Love.
(Images: Young House Love)
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Great idea! If anyone is looking for unique flashcards: I LOVE Tiffany Ard's Nerdy Baby flashcards. I framed the ones for my son's name (short name, no letter repeats, fortunately) and hung them on the wall. http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/nerd-flashcards
This is a good idea for a large wall, provided it can't be reached. My kid has recently been climbing up onto the changing table/dresser while he's supposed to be sleeping---scary, and would also be hazardous to unsecured art!
This is a great idea; it could easily be used on a larger scale with any number of items.
Cute idea, but I would be concerned if I opened the window and a big breeze would knock all the cards down.
saw a sarah richardson where she framed baby flash cards and turned into wall art and it looked great. solves the wind problem and gives you more flexibility
http://thepinkchalkboard.blogspot.com/2012/02/decorating-with-flash-cards.html