Nesting on a budget? Save money by DIY-ing one of these sweet mobiles for baby’s nursery.
Tell us, did you make your own mobile for baby’s nursery? How did it turn out?
Photo: Julie Blanner / The Bump
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Wreath Mobile
Julie Blanner used silk flower bunches, a wreath and ribbon to create this pretty, Pottery Barn-inspired mobile. Check out her blog for step-by-step instructions.
Photo: Paper Matrix / The Bump
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Hot Air Balloon Mobile
How amazing is this hot air balloon mobile from Paper Matrix? Before you DIY, watch this super-helpful video tutorial.
Photo: ExpandingExpectation.com / The Bump
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Yarn Mobile
This gorgeous yarn mobile, spotted on the blog Expanding Expectation, is made with twine craft balls, colored yarn and embroidery floss.
Photo: First Time Fancy / The Bump
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Fabric Pom-Pom Mobile
We love the bright, gender-neutral colors in this fabric pom-pom mobile from First Time Fancy.
Photo: Everything Designish / The Bump
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Paint Swatch Mobile
This paint swatch mobile, from the blog Everything Designish, is perfect for a baby boy's nursery.
Photo: Home To Three Duncan Boys / The Bump
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Owl and Bird Mobile
Home To Three Duncan Boys has amazingly detailed instructions for making this sweet owl and bird mobile on her blog.
Photo: Apartment Therapy / The Bump
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Little Nest Mobile
We fell in love with this gorgeous Little Nest Mobile from Apartment Therapy.
I took the frame of an old mobile, sewed sea horses and starfish out of felt, strung them on with hemp and hung it from the ceiling using rope (to look beachy) and a metal pulley. Looks awesome!
Photo: Julie Blanner / The Bump
Photo: Paper Matrix / The Bump
Photo: ExpandingExpectation.com / The Bump
Photo: First Time Fancy / The Bump
Photo: Everything Designish / The Bump
Photo: Home To Three Duncan Boys / The Bump
Photo: Apartment Therapy / The Bump
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Very cute!
I took the frame of an old mobile, sewed sea horses and starfish out of felt, strung them on with hemp and hung it from the ceiling using rope (to look beachy) and a metal pulley. Looks awesome!