To prepare for her sweet little boy, she whipped up some quick and easy clothing dividers. She is here today to share all of the details, which anyone can easily re-create and use for babies, kiddos, teenagers or even as adults.
Today is my official due date. It's crazy to think I could go into labor any minute and have my first kiddo (a boy) in my arms in the matter of hours.
In celebration of my due date, I thought I'd share a small nursery organization project with you guys-- baby closet dividers. These are super simple and inexpensive to make.
Here's what you'll need to make the closet dividers:
- Wooden O's
- Scrapbook paper
- Number stickers
- Paint
- Mod Podge
- Foam brush
- Scissors
- Pencil
Our closet clothing rods are metal with a shelf attached to the top, so I needed to cut a space in the O's with a hack saw so I could slide the dividers onto the rod. After I cut the dividers, I lightly sanded the jagged parts left by the saw.
Then, I spray painted the dividers.
Then it was time for the Mod Podge to adhere the scrapbook paper cut-outs to the wooden dividers. Make sure you lay your paper on top of the divider first to make sure it's lining up correctly.
I think I'll whip up some extra closet dividers and save them to give as baby shower gifts with my DIY burp cloths and applique onesies.

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