Nursery decoration for heralding the arrival of a new baby is full of pleasure, which turns to sheer enjoyment when it is especially done by you. You can create rooms complete with fantasy items for your little princess.

Canopy Baby Cribs

And no bed can befit a princess without proper canopy. Baby Crib canopies are simple to make and could be inexpensively done with the help of home materials.

Canopy Baby Cribs

Half-Crown Crib Canopy

Materials you will need:
-Semicircular plywood,
-2 flat bed sheets,
-small quantity of paint in coordinating shades,
-staple gun, pillow case,
-2 inch x 1 inch wood piece,
-trim,
-hot glue
-and screws.

Directions

Dab the half circular wood in a shade which coordinates well with the fabric.

Beginning with the rear portion of the canopy, staple flat sheets to the half-circle's straight edge region. Start from the center and move to the ends. Now slowly pull the fabric, and staple this to the estimated center portion of the wood, assuming it to be located in between the already placed staples. Repeat the process till the entire fabric goes flat.

For the side panels, saw a king-sized sheet into half. Now staple them to the smoothed edge of half-circle, forming uniform pleats, placing them up to the back panel edges.

For valance, fetch a pillowcase and attach in the same manner as the panels, across the half-circle's entire front end.

Now, add decorative trim by sticking it over the staples with hot glue.

Now stick to the wall by screwing through the 2 inch x 1 inch wood piece.

If you can't directly attach to the studs, use anchors to stabilize the piece.

Your crib canopy is ready. Check each part thoroughly before you use it for the baby. Add some finishing touches if you wish and it's done.

Make Your Own Crib Canopy

Canopy Baby Cribs