Nursery DIY: Closet Dividers

After Christmas I was absolutely itching to make something for our baby boy's nursery. With lots of new clothes and gifts and gear, I wanted to add in a touch of something personal...from his mommy! 

After seeing how the clothes blend all together, I decided I needed some sort of divider to help me keep track of what he has and what he needs. Trust me, it gets confusing. I also think these will come in handy in the future when I ask the hubs to grab a onesie...he will be able to know exactly what section to go to! 

What I used:

-Scrapbook paper (2 sheets)

-Closet Dividers

-Martha Stewart Felt Stickers

-Mod Podge

-Paintbrush, Pencil, Scissors

-Sheet of white paper to trace

These are the closet dividers I found at The Container Store: .99 each. I bought eight because I wasn't sure how many sizes I would go up to. For reference, I used the following sizes:

Newborn, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months, 9-12 months, 12-18 months, 18-24 months and 2T.

It's really simple, just trace the inside of your divider onto a sheet of white paper. Cut out and use as your pattern on your scrapbook paper. I loved the blue gingham I found at Michaels...I'm majorly into gingham right now.

I used mod podge on the backs of the cut outs and placed them correctly onto the divider. I covered both sides so I needed 16 total, which fit on 2 sheets of scrapbook paper.

Next, for your labels. You could buy something fancy at the store to make for your label, but I opted for the free version: print my own. On the other side, I stuck an elephant on from the Martha Stewart stickers {they were on sale at Michaels}.

Side One:

Side Two:

He's starting to accumulate a wardrobe! Baby shopping is SO addictive!

And since I was in the closet, let me show you a few favorites!

These are a few of his very first gifts from some very special people:

My goal is to keep his things very organized...next up, the dresser!
Hope you enjoyed it! xo.