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A cute and fun themed bedroom would be a garden cottage type room. Things to include would be lots of flowers, butterflies, and maybe even a small picket fence. 




  














Fun Theme Beds for little girls may include things like princesses and fairies, but some girls want a little garden style bed. Something like this would be perfect. A cottage headboard and picket fence frame, mixed with stuffed toys would make any girl smile.























A fun garden style playhouse like this would look cute in any little girls room, especially with the cute colors.





















A bunk bed for older girls who still love gardens. The colors in this are more cool and sedate, but the room never fails to impress visitors.














A garden themed bedroom; bringing the outdoors in with this cute, pastel decor. Remember to include lots of plants and stuffed animals!



















A pink, cottage-style room. Make it look like a picnic area by including a lamp-post, fence, fountain, fake grass and lots of plants!











Lady bug theme bedroom decorating ideas here

























































Tissue Poms
























A hidden garden style bedroom, playroom for little girls.



























Fun shelving ideas for the garden themed bedrooms.

















































Fairies and flowers the perfect for the garden themed bedroom. Transform a whole room into a fairy tale garden in minutes

































































Fun wall decorations ideas with
3d butterflies and 3d flowers


















A cute, slightly more sedate garden-theme room.






















A fun, outdoor themed room, with the main focus on butterflies. There are a few things to remember when decorating a room like this: butterflies, butterflies and more butterflies!



more outdoors theme bedrooms decorating ideas




fun floral wallpaper murals





A fun, country-cottage style, this time revolving around flowers.













































Garden and floral themed
Wall murals and wall decal stickers at your deco shop


















A gorgeous floral wall mural, just for a cottage-style room.

variety of wall murals at murals your way























































































Perhaps you  want to decorate your rooms country style. Be sure to include lots of doilies and tablecloths, along with flowers in vases, as well as a cute pastel colour for the walls.



























Another pretty garden themed kitchen, but with blue. Note the lacy curtains which give it an extra-cute touch.








Garden and floral themed
Wall murals and wall decal stickers at your deco shop


































also visit

Floral garden style bedroom decorating ideas


Ladybug Themed Bedrooms
Butterfly Themed Bedrooms


Baby Garden Themed Bedrooms
Baby Garden themed room pictures blog








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Ive been attending The Woodworking Shows annual visit to Somerset, NJ every year since about 2002. Back then it was a fantastic event. I used to attend lectures (Graham Blackburn was particularly entertaining as his lectures never made it past "these are the tools and techniques you need" and into the topic). The vendors used to include companies I love such as Lee Valley and Forrest Saw Blades. Over the years it became less of a "must see" event and more of a way to spend a workday afternoon in a semi-full exhibition hall in New Jersey.

There were actually people this year.

This year, it rebounded in a big way. The lectures are again worth attending, the vendors are worth buying from and there are people attending.

Andy Chidwick of the Chidwick School for Fine Woodworking was the highlight lecturer in my book. I was first introduced to Andy by Todd Clippenger over Twitter a few months ago. From the chat Andy and I had when I first arrived, through the two (2) of his lectures I attended, to the discussion I had with his wife, Sherry, about the future of woodworking shows, it was an absolute pleasure to hang out with and learn from the Chidwicks. If you make it to one of the Woodworking Shows this year, be sure to sit down with Andy.

Andy talks shaping wood.

Of the vendors this year, Lee Valley was of course there (truth be told, theyve been one of the only good vendors to stay through the lean years) and I finally broke down and bought a Starrett combination square from them. My new favorite purveyor of fine marking tools was also there: Woodpeckers. If you dont know them, Woodpeckers makes the most beautiful marking & measuring tools out of machined aluminum. Richard Hummel (Woodpeckers President) is as big a nut for machined aluminum as we are for wood and it shows in everything his company turns out. I picked up a 24" T-Square from Woodpeckers that is an absolute thing of beauty.

Andy and me.

The final joy of The Woodworking Shows 2011 was the people. Besides the great time I had with Andy and his family, I also got to meet and talk with Alan Z of the Wood Talk Online Forum and I gave Chuck Bender of the Acanthus Workshop what I hope he saw as a good natured ribbing at the bequest of another well known hand tool instructor.

2011 was a good year for The Woodworking Shows. I hope 2012 is even better. I know Ill be there.

What woodworking shows or events do you go to?