The rest of the backyard, looking toward the garage (the little gray roof behind the fence) and the alley. The little fence is part of our yard, keeps the dog from getting into the crazy garden.
Here is our little green room. It is tucked away in the corner of the yard and these vines get a little more out of control every year. I expect they will take over the table and chairs at any time.
The entry. Usually one of the kids pulls out at least half the shoes and it becomes a major tripping hazard. This area is due for a mini-makeover.
My three-year-old's room. Everyone always comments on the fact that she has a queen-sized bed. It's a lot of bed for someone that is only about 36 inches tall. My mom made the duvet, pillow shams, throw pillows and curtains. She had the same fabric in her room when she was a baby. I love baby/kid rooms that are cute without being sickenly baby-ish.
This kid has way too much stuff. She picked out her own art for the walls - that would be a poster of the "Mota Weesa" and "some weird people," a.k.a Mona Lisa and American Gothic. I have a slightly odd child.
The rest of the room. Another thrift store chair, not yet slipcovered. The original upholstery seems to work with the decor, so might not ever get around to it at this rate.
Close up of Elissa's dragonfly and ladybug bedding.
Here we have the nursery. Very tiny room, good thing it is inhabited by a small person. 
Thrift-store rocker chair ($7!) slipcovered by me. Matching slipcovered ottoman is a leftover relic from my husband's college days. Hubby built the bookcase, I painted it green to match the walls.
My mom did the crib bedding and curtains for this room. I am not a very good photographer. Trust me, it's cute. I have a number of little hand-painted wooden animals that will one day get put up around the room.
My goodness, babies sure do have a lot of toiletries and other equipment.
Close-up of the camping fabric used for the crib bedding and curtains.
This is the only picture of our bedroom I could get that didn't turn out dark. (I mentioned that my photography skills need some work, right?) Sky blue walls, chocolate brown bedding. I made the duvet from two flat sheets and some ribbon, used the scraps to make the window valances. My sewing/crafting area also lives in this room. It's a wee bit crowded. I'm standing in the opposite corner to get this picture.
The only artwork in the bedroom other than my wall-o-thread. My husband took these pictures on a vacation to northern Minnesota. Various scenes of Lake Superior. 
Oh boy. Another area in need of some attention. We are a bit challenged when it comes to square footage, so the end of this hallway has become a dumping ground for all sorts of miscellaneous stuff. The door leads to the attic.
Our new couch, complete with a passed out kid. I have a feeling we'll be living with the so-hideous-it's-almost-cool pattern until I find the time to slipcover it. Dang, slipcovers are a lot of work.
And thus concludes our tour! Thank you, please come again.
