DIY Baby Closet Dividers

I haven't been blogging as much as I want. BUT there is an awesome reason why. I have a new little guy! Between him and the big little guy I have very little time to blog. While waiting for the little guys next feeding, I decided to share a little project I did for the nursery. It is so simple and couple be a little project for your older children, nieces, or nephews to help with.

Two days before I delivered I was still working on the nursery! I kept finding little things to do after work. After putting all the little guys clothes in the closet, I decided I needed labels to help me keep them organized. I browsed the web for some ideas. I loved the plastic and wooden ones I saw but I didn't have the materials to make them.

Wood Closet Dividers - Under the Sycamore

Plastic Closet Dividers - JourneyChic

So, I decided to make some from the materials I had on hand:

computer
printer
card stock
scissors
glue stick

I created a pattern for the dividers using Microsoft PowerPoint. Printed the pattern on the cardstock. I used three different colors. My niece and I cut out the pieces and glued them together. It took us about 30 minutes. It's a simple decorative element in the little guys room.

It's a really easy project. What do you think?

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