I can't believe it!

As soon as I can figure out how to hang the letters on the wall over his crib, I will be DONE in Raleigh's room! It feels so good to say that! Here are some pictures of the new nursery:

I got a huge package in the mail on Monday of this week - when I saw that it was from my Momma, I knew what it was. She has been working on my baby bedding for me -- I immediately opened it and started putting it all together. I LOVE it! She did a great job, it's even better than I imagined it would be:

After looking and looking (and looking some more) - I finally found a mobile that I liked from Pottery Barn. The trains are what I was looking for, and the light colors don't take too much away from the room. I was excited:
This is the outfit that our sweet little man will be coming home from the hospital in. After I got it, I just laid it in his crib - it won't be long until he is there in it's place:
Here are some cute little pillows that my Momma suprised me with:
Here is an upclose shot of the dustruffle:

Another suprise in the box was this blanket that my Momma made! I can't wait to wrap him up in it!:

Here is the chair that I painted and covered... I wish that I had taken a picture of the before. It wouldn't work at all - and I still don't think that it's perfect, but it is SO much better than it was!:

Here are the drapes:

Here is a lamp that I re-did:

George found these for Raleigh, he plans on painting them:

I had been looking for a security blanket for Raleigh for a while and everything that I found was just ridiculously expensive... so I got online and found this one. You can get one HERE:

Also, I saw some closet dividers at a little boutique here... but they were $35! I didn't really want to spend that, so I just made my own out of some paper plates that we had:

Here is an upclose shot of the letters above Raleigh's bed. I can't figure out how to hang them:

And here is the big picture (from the door):

(from the back corner):

(from the middle wall)

I still have to figure out those shelves and touch a few little things up, but for the most part - it is taken care of.

Now... we wait. Just over 6 weeks to go!

He'll be here before we know it.