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I’m over-the-moon for this DIY chevron fan blades project featured on Design Sponge! Maybe it’s just my chevron obsession — but I think it’s fan-tastic!

I’m suffering from serious chair envy right now. I love everything about this chair — the shape, the studs and the polka dot fabric. Perfect for a girl’s room! Spotted on Daily Dream Design.

These colorful wooden knobs Chocolate Creative can be used as hardware for a dresser or nightstand and I think they are just perfect for a nursery or toddler room!

This super amazing DIY tutorial for stacked frames from Positively Splendid cannot be missed! I need to make one right now — seriously. Don’t you feel compelled to make one yourself too?

Here’s a fun pregnancy photo idea from Deana Johnson Photography! It’s so important to document those nine months of pregnancy — since they slip by so fast. This bubble-gum-popping pose is a must-try if you’re planning on taking a few shots to document your growing bump.

Scroll down and click any image to view more details of 2011′s Best DIY Projects For The Nursery featured on Chic & Cheap Nursery.

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So put on your DIY warrior hats and check out these 3 DIY dresser upgrades from around the web that are sure to inspire a weekend project.

DIY Costume Closet
If mama’s little baby has grown into a big girl who loves to play dress up, we can’t even picture a better costume closet than this! Jennifer, of Rambling Renovators, and her husband transformed an old dresser into a one-of-a-kind costume closet with some paint, wrapping paper and a little imagination. Check out the DIY details on their blog.

Anthropologie Ordinal Dresser Knock Off
The ladies of The Real Housewives of Bucks County did an amazing job of transforming an old dresser into an Anthropologie Ordinal Dresser knock off. Sure, this project may not be for a DIY beginner — there’s a lot of sanding and wood cutting involved — but it certainly seems worth the hassle! Check out the DIY details on their blog.

DIY Union Jack Painted Dresser
This project almost made Sheridan French, of The Southern Eclectic,jump in front of a bus — taping a straight line for painting, on a dresser with lots of grooves like this one, can be a pain — but we think the end result looks fabulous. I love the color combination! Try your hand at a Union Jack design and paint your old dresser into a beautiful focal point for the nursery. Check out the DIY details on her blog.

This project requires zero crafting skills!

All you need is just a few materials.

Check out our Butterfly Shadow Box tutorial.

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If chalk dust is the only thing keeping you from embracing this trend, I’ve got good news for you. Chalk markers and dustless chalk have been invented. Yay 21st century!

1. Art Wall. Let your little one’s imagination soar with a chalkboard wall. Some chalkboard paint and hanging caddies are all you need to create a drawing area that will provide your artist-in-training endless hours of fun. Source: Felt So Cute

2. Chalkboard Dresser. It’s easy to stay organized when you know where everything goes. With a chalkboard dresser, you can label your drawers and have all of your tot’s items handy. I think this idea would be ideal on any type of storage system – like bookshelves and storage bins. Source: Apartment Therapy

3. Chalkboard Headboard. I love the idea of a chalkboard headboard for a guest room or child’s room. It’s perfect for leaving inspirational messages for your guests or tots. Source: The Inglenook Decor

4. Chalkboard Table Top.  A chalkboard-top table for a play room or nursery provides your kiddos with an activity table they can actually draw on. It could also work as an awesome, and kid-friendly, coffee table. Source: DIY Ideas

5. Chalkboard Labels. These babies allow you to label almost everything in your kids’ rooms – like jars, plastic bins, and toy boxes. And it’s easy to change the labels when needed. Just wipe! Source: Bradens Grace