Pretty in Purple

Thanks for being so patient with me! It has been quite a busy week. In December, Sheridan informed me that she didn't like the pink and green Shabby Chic bedroom she inhabited since she was 3; she wanted purple with pink accents. So I got to work on a design in January and finally started. The walls are Sassy Lilac from Lowe's and her bed, desk chair and bulletin board are in Lily Lavender from Benjamin Moore.
For the bulletin board, I was originally going to make a fabric board and frame it but changed to chicken wire. Why? you ask. I thought the fabric would be too busy on the wall and I already had the chicken wire from another project. Plus, I hate finding push pins on the floor!
I bought a new frame from Aaron Brothers but a recycled frame would be great too! The opening was the same width of the chicken wire, so I gave it a little stretch and it fit perfectly. I used a staple gun to fix it securely.
I spray painted clothespins to act as the pins on her board. I also threaded ribbon through the wire spring to add a little pattern to them.
I spray painted the wire white and used Lily Lavender on the frame.
The curtain rods and desk are from Target and the desk chair was in my grandmother's garage. I sanded it, painted and made a new seat out of 1/4" plywood and covered it with a foam pad, batting and fabric from JoAnn's.

I got her bedding and drapes from Layla Grayce website. It is made by Pine Cone Hill and it's not juvenille so it will grow with her.

The fairy picture over the bed is of Sheridan I had taken a few years ago. Her purple skirt goes perfectly with the room. If you look closely, Sheridan is also the green fairy she is holding. I was thinking of making some wall words in white that say "I do believe in fairies".

What do you think?

The only thing left to finish the room is 2 sconces on either side of her bed for some night time reading.
Sheridan and I are very happy with the results and she loves spending time in there.
She has already written a book at her desk. I hope the creativity continues!