CHANGING TABLE TO DIY DRESS UP STATION TUTORIAL
I am so excited to bring you a DIY Dress Up Station tutorial today. This is something I have been wanting to do for a while. The girls are now potty trained so we have stopped using their changing table over a year ago now. It was one that I bought second hand for only $20 but the thought of throwing or giving it away just didn’t sit right with me. It was sturdy and well made and I finally found a project I could do with it.
My girls love playing dress up! They have lots of play clothes and it was becoming an organizational nightmare. I have been seeing $200 dress up stations but just couldn’t plug the trigger with those price tags. So finally I decided to make my own.
Luckily for you I captured the whole transformation on camera so you can scroll on down to see the tutorial on my YouTube channel.
I placed a mirror on one side. And used painted command hooks on the other side of jewelry and bags. I just used the rails that were already on my changing table to hang the clothes from. If your changing table doesn’t have rails you could use a tension rod or attach a regular rod.
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."It would be a total waste if I buy something expensive and only wear it for a few times. So,after reading your article. I finally made my decision with a orange bodycon dress.
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I would just like to say, although your post is a few years old, it will not go out of style. Not as long as little girls are imaginative and beautiful as they are, in their lovely little hearts!
i hope your girls, will share this, or one like it with their own daughters one day. ♥️♥️
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