The Playroom Reveal! One Room Challenge

Cue the choir it's finally time for the camp themed playroom reveal! That's right, the One Room Challenge is DONE-SO.

If this is your first time visiting, here are the weekly recaps:

(In true Jennifer style, I was fashionably late and missed week 1)

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Just as a quick reminder, let's all take a moment to appreciate this room's humble beginnings.

Feeling a bit underwhelmed, right?

Well, now that the six weeks are over we finally have a playroom that kids will actually want to play in!

One of my favorite parts about this room is that it's chock full of DIY projects. From the built-in to the curtains, these are projects that we poured our own sweat, blood, and tears into. Sure, there were times I wanted to commit myself to a mental hospital, but it truly was a labor of love for our little guy. Let's hope he remembers this one day when he goes to put me into an old fogie home! 

It's amazing how a little paint and new slipcover totally transformed this old futon.

A round side table scored at Goodwill a few months ago came in handy for this space.
The vintage ice bucket is perfect for storing our collection of crayons.

I adore the rustic light hanger that we made. I racked my brain forever on trying to come up with a solution to hide the long cord (toddlers + cords = danger) and am so glad
 it worked out as I had imagined in my head.

I always enjoy putting together gallery walls, this one was no different.

Some of you may recall the fabric debate for the curtains, as you can see the buffalo check won in the end!
I super duper loved the aztec fabric but it wasn't going to be shipped to me in time.
I'm SO happy with how these no-sew curtains came out and in my opinion you can never go wrong with buffalo check.

The number one thing on my wish list for this room was storage. I mean like I wanted LOTS and LOTS of storage. It's no secret that kid's toys can take over our lives!

This seriously makes my heart go pitter-patter.
A place for EVERY.SINGLE.TOY.

Let's head to the final part of this room...the kid's table.

If you remember I was having a hard time coming up with an idea of how to makeover this little table that I found a few years ago while thrifting. In the end, I overcame my weird fear of chalk texture and went with a chalk board table top. So original, I know, but shoot.... this may preoccupy the tot for like five minutes so that I can shower or something!

Update: read more about the table makeover here

And what's camping with out the bugs, right?
Aren't these little guys cute? I found them at T.J. Maxx and practically did the running man right there in the aisle when I spotted them.

And last but not least, a lovely dip-dyed basket to store all of those balls and legos.

Little B's Nana even jumped in on the fun and made him a flannel blanket.

Phew! We have come so far in the past six weeks. Can hardly believe this is even the same room!
My little guy will be so happy that he can actually PLAY in his playroom now.

I hope you love this room as much as I do!
HUGE thank you to Linda at the Calling It Home Blog for hosting this challenge.
It was just the kick in the pants that we needed!

I plan on sharing a handful of tutorials over the next month or so from all of our DIY projects in this room. This would be a great time to join the mailing list (top, right-hand column) so you don't miss anything!

If you're looking for more fun, outdoorsy, camp-themed ideas you can check out the Pinterest board I curated here while I was working on this room
. So many neat ideas out there! Just not enough space or time to do them all.

Now are you ready for your head to explode with inspiration?
Hop on over to check out all of the other ORC participant's reveals!

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Sources

Hobby Lobby

"Be Strong, Seek Adventure" Wall Canvas (print available here too)|Plus Sign Pillow|Large Metal Number Two Sign|Large Metal B|"You'll Move Mountains" Wall Art|Wall Antlers (spraypainted)|Small "Catch of The Day" Pail

Amazon
Yellow Futon Slipcover

Ikea
STORSLAGEN Curtain Rod | SMANTE Grigham Grey Pillow Cover

Ebay
Vintage Camp Pennant

Land of Nod
Plaid Cabinet Knobs (sold out-purchased at the outlet)|Frog Wall Print (sold out-purchased at the outlet)
"Discover" Throw Pillow|"This Map Is Your Map" Framed Wall Art (I spray painted the frame white. Can you believe I found this at Goodwill for just $2?!)

Etsy
Bear Nursery Wall Art-Delierre Kids Shop|"Be Brave" Lantern Print-Paper Canoe Printables| Always Take The Scenic Route Print- Mod By Mel

Michaels
Small Metal B|Green Picture Frames|Wooden Chalkboard Crates|Mini Metal Green and Black Buckets
Mini "Camp" Letters (spraypainted a few of them)

TJ Maxx
Bug Wall Hooks

Society 6
Skunk Throw Pillow Cover

Ross
Small Plant Wooden Box
Dip Dyed Basket

Outdoorrugsonly.com
Stripe Rug

Thrift Store and Flea Market Finds
Round Side Table|Vintage Ice Bucket|Kid's Colorado Camp Wall Art (Right Side of Plank Wall)
Kid's Table|Mini Rabbit and Fox Canvases (I think they were originally from Target) Pouf (Originally from Target) | Vintage Red Lantern (similar one here) | Where is The Bear Book? (can also be found here)

DIY Projects-Tutorials Coming Soon For Some of These Projects!
DIY Rustic Plank Wall: Update: see tutorial here
Built-In Cabinets and Cubbies
Pendant Light Hanger
Mama Bear of Duty Sign
Kid's Table Makeover-Update: see tutorial here
Futon Makeover-Update:see more here

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