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Newesti have this idea pinned and now i love it even more after seeing yours! SO cute! makes me wish i as having a baby so i could decorate the nursery…. but only for that reason. 😉 LOVE that jb dress! their new fall stuff is awesome!
I pinned this too and love it! Where did you find your tiny animals for so inexpensive. everything I find is $10 an animal!
Is it weird if I say i LOVE you! Hahaha, I saw this on her blog and INSTANTLY thought "if i ever have a boy, I want to do all booty's!"
Um, coolest thing EVER.
I love, love LOVE this! especially the 'booty' lol
I saw that on Pinterest and loved the idea. Yours turned out great. Love the elephant's butt!
This is sooo cute!
Oh my shut it – this is so stinking cute! And the butt is the best part 😉 You're going to be a good boy momma – they're little men and they're freaking hilarious 24/7 – at least mine is 😉
I just love this idea – and the butt is so fun! I wish I could do something like this too 😉
OMG, this is so cute!! Love your 10 yr. old humor….that nursery is looking good!
That is adorable. I just found your blog & it's awesome. You've got me 100% hooked now with the elephant butt, though. Guess I have 10 year old boy humor, too. Ha!
That is adorable. I just found your blog & it's awesome. You've got me 100% hooked now with the elephant butt, though. Guess I have 10 year old boy humor, too. Ha!
Hi! I know this is like two years after your post, but I'm trying to make this for my nursery and both hm husband and I are having the hardest time cutting the animals! What did you use to cut them?! I'm dying bc I can't get any of them cut! Thank you!
Addison
Hi Addison! I used a chef's knife to cut through. It was definitely tough. I remember having to sit them on a cutting board and using both hands on the top of the knife to press down and rock back and forth over it until it finally cut through. If they're really hard you could try clamping them and using a Dremel to cut through. Hope this helps and congrats on the baby!