Handmade Mobiles for the Nursery
Baby number 3 is due in less than 7 weeks, and that nesting feeling is starting to kick in. While I don’t have the patience right now to make Baby a beautiful quilt or booties, although I wish I did, I do think I can conquer a sweet handmade mobile to hang above Baby’s crib. I’ve been scouring the internets looking for some inspiration and perhaps a tutorial or two (to make my life easier!), and came across some amazing and inspiring ideas!
Wooden Tree Mobile
This little forest of trees mobile is made out of an unexpected but obvious material, and adds the perfect touch of nature to any baby’s room. The full tutorial can be found at You Are My Fave
Handsewn Bird and Branch Mobile
Bring the outdoors in with this sweet bird and branch mobile. Find the complete downloadable PDF at Spool
Vintage Inspired Mobile
This earthy tonal nursery mobile will certainly inspire a bit of calm when hung above baby’s crib. See the rest of the beautiful nursery and more pictures of the mobile at The Virginia House
Floral Pom Pom Mobile
Customize these fun and whimsical floral pom poms to whatever color suits your nursery! Easy DIY and full tutorial can be found at First Time Fancy
Scrapbook Paper DIY Mobile
Using scrapbook paper and a decorative paper punch, create this whimsical and colorful nursery mobile. See the full tutorial at Disney Baby
Paper Pinwheel Nursery Mobile
By using a mix of store bought and handmade materials, this DIY nursery mobile is the perfect project for the beginning crafter. The full tutorial can be found at Gus and Lula
Rainbow Rain Drop Mobile
Using felt and polyfill, make this colorful and unique mobile that will delight any baby. Find more pictures of this charming nursery and mobile at Baby Lifestyles
Colorful Paper Mobile
This DIY mobile couldn’t be easier to make! Add a bright rainbow of color above Baby’s crib for a cheerful look. Find the how to at Glamour This
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