Naked Walls

Continuing with this week's (unofficial) theme of updates at Casa Ng, I wanted to share a photo project that I created and that is now proudly adorning what used to be a naked space of wall in our downstairs family room.

One of the blogs that I follow is The Mom Creative, written by Jessica Turner. Jessica is a wife, mom, and crafty lady, so I love reading her blog daily. Jessica manages to find great deals on photo books, prints, gifts, etc. and posts them for her readers to take advantage of, too. Back in May, Jessica blogged about a new online photo book and gift site. As part of their grand opening, Paper Coterie was offering a $40 credit toward their products, not including shipping. After looking through their website, I decided to create three repositionable posters - one for Abby's birth day, one for her first birthday, and one for her second birthday.

As you can imagine, traffic to the site was pretty high, considering what a great deal this was, so it took about 2.5 weeks for me to receive my finished products. But I absolutely love how they turned out! The posters are made of repositionable fabric that adheres directly to the wall - no nail holes, no picture frames required. The quality is beautiful, and the customer service was amazing. (Paper Coterie actually reached out to me because I'd started a project but hadn't finished it before the discount code expired. They gave me a special code (for the same amount) and gave me an additional week to complete my order!)

So, the big wall in our family room is no longer "naked." We now have beautiful pictures of our beautiful little girl, and I can't wait to make posters for Zachary's arrival and Abby's 3rd birthday!

My beautiful little girl!

Since the individual posters can be hard to see in the photo above, please see below for close-ups of each individual poster.

Seriously, how cute are they?! Well, I think that anything with my little girl on it is pretty darn adorable, but I love how Paper Coterie sets up their projects to assist the, ahem, creatively challenged like myself. I would have never thought to put together posters like these, but I love them!