LAUREN BURKE | DIY + Design on Instagram: "⭐️DRESS UP RACK REVEAL!⭐️ Today my baby turned 4 and I built her this cute little dress up rack as a birthday gift! It was a super simple build and made with so much love. See her reaction at the very end 🥰 for full tutorial see my highlight! Would you consider DIYing a gift? I think they are so special! • • • • • • #diyer #dressup #dressuprack #diygifts #kidsroom #girlsroom #ibuiltthat #womenwhobuild #girlswithpowertools #womenempowerment…

I'm so excited to FINALLY share this! Marlowe has entered the "dress-up" play stage in toddlerhood. She is always accessorizing, and so...

Have an old dresser that has seen better days? Turn it into a dress up station that kids will love using! Keep one drawer for extra storage, and install a closet rod where the other drawers were so that their dress up clothes can hang! Plus add a mirror to the side for them to check their new selves in. So easy and so fun!

|Sequin Hangers and HERE | Tutu Dresses and HERE | Dress-up Shoes and HERE and HERE | I’ve posted a few photos on IG of the dress up closet Steve made for Harlan, and every time I do I get lots of questions about it – so I’m finally getting around to posting all the details even the exact measurements and…

I wanted to share a little DIY for the clothes rack we put together for the girls’ room. Vivi is crazy about dressing up these days, and more often …

Have you noticed these stylish teepee clothing racks in all the cool kids’ stores?! We sussed them out and decided it wouldn’t be that hard to make our own and boy do we love it! You will need to be a little bit handy with electrical tools or employ the help of someone who is ...

Like most little girls, my 3 year old twins love playing dress up! So for their 3rd birthday party, I decided to make a dress up station for all the little girls to play with. Of course they ended up not even using it during the party but we get tons of use out of

Our little bungalow came with an itty bitty closet in the kids' shared room. We've been able to teach them to put their folded clothes away in their dresser drawers, but button-up shirts and dresses a

I love watching my four-year-old daughter and two-year-old son play with costumes and dress-up clothes. It's amazing to watch their little imaginations at work. With a couple of masks and foam swords, they instantly transform into