Quilt Clips, Wall Letters, Growth Chart and More for the MiGi Blossom Bedding

It's no wonder that the MiGi Blossom bedding is one of the most popular bedding sets right now, because it is beautiful.

Since it came out, I have done many, many sets of quilt clips for it. The birds are a snow white with iron oxide brown eye. The wings and and flower are in Valentine pink and sprinkled with iron oxide brown and pale pink dots. The center of the flower is white with iron oxide brown streaks.

And, a wonderful mom shared a picture of the set of quilt clips on the wall with her bedding. So pretty!

Remember, the MiGi Blossom design is available in all of my items, including wall plaques, lightswitch covers, growth chart, wall letters, peg rack, hair barrette holders, and more.

And...it is now in the purple tones as well!

Visit Little Elephant Company today for your MiGi Blossom decor. You can also order from my Etsy shop. If you don't see what you want on my website or Etsy shop, please don't hesitate to contact me!

5 inch wall plaques and single lightswitch cover

12 inch Victorian font wall letters (also available in the stock font)

Growth Chart and Peg Rack

Name Sign and Hair Barrette Holder

9 inch Wall Letter Hair Barrette Holder and Hair Barrette Holder

Purple Tones in Hair Barrette Holders

PBK Penelope Lightswitch Cover

Another cute and adorable handpainted item from me! Painted to coordinate with the Pottery Barn Kids Penelope bedding, this lightswitch cover is a beauty for a little girl's room.

I started with white for the base color and then used iron oxide brown for the little squiggle branches. The tiny leaves are a light green.

Next, I painted the top bird in pale yellow, adding white stitches around his body and then iron oxide brown, legs, eye, and squiggly wing.

The light pink bird was next, also with white stitches and iron oxide eye, beak, and legs. The wing and tail feathers are Valentine pink.

This was all I had in mind and had sketched for the mom. However, after staring at the lightswitch cover for a few minutes, I decided it needed something a little more. I looked over the bedding a bit more and went to work.

I first painted the moss green stripe on the left. Next, I added the white stitching down the stripe. Lastly, I used the end of my paintbrush for the light green polka dots down the right side.

Would you like your own lightswitch cover? I would be happy to create one for you! Please contact me today. : )

For additional pics of the piece, scroll down the post. For close ups, just click on an image for the larger version!

If you would like other coordinating items like wall letters, hair barrette holder, curtain holders, name sign, quilt clips, growth chart, peg rack, and more, just let me know!