Georgia Bulldogs Nursery Decorating Ideas

Georgia Bulldogs Nursery Paint

• The team colors, red, black and white, are popular for baby items, since they're visually stimulating. Walls painted red or black, however, may not be what you're looking for. White walls can be so boring. For a complementary wall color, try heather gray--it's cozy and goes well with the Bulldog colors.

Georgia Bulldogs Baby Bedding

• The official Georgia Bulldogs online web store has plush throw blankets that can be used for a baby's crib. Combine them with solid-colored bedding in red, black or white for a unified look.

Georgia Bulldogs Baby Clothes

• Instead of hiding away those Bulldog baby clothes, hang them up on the wall, with a red, black or white baby hanger. You can use a decorative hook, and showcase those favored items long after your baby has outgrown them.

Paint a Bulldog Mural

• There are two ways to go about painting a Georgia Bulldog mural. The easiest way is to stick with the signature "G" in an oval that's visible on almost every licensed Bulldog piece of merchandise. The harder way is to use a projector and project the image of the Bulldog mascot on the wall, trace it in pencil and then paint it in.

Georgia Bulldog Wallpaper Borders

• You can buy a wallpaper border with the Georgia Bulldog mascot on it, and use it to create a decorative look on any baby's bedroom walls. A wallpaper border can be used to make a room cozier, and you can paint the bottom and top halves of the wall a different color.

Georgia Bulldogs Wall Art

• Buy or make framed Georgia Bulldogs wall art. Posters and other framed memorabilia are available from their web store. You also can enlarge images that you've taken at the game, or pictures of baby's parents in their Bulldog Jerseys. Even things such as tickets, programs and advertisements can look good in a frame; ask a frame shop about having your memorabilia framed and matted for one-of-a-kind Bulldog nursery decorations.

Georgia Bulldogs Pillows for Babies

• Sleeping on a pillow isn't a good idea for babies. To prevent suffocation, use the pillows as decor by placing one on a rocking chair, or lining them up on a shelf just above the crib. In the event of an earthquake, falling pillows won't hurt the baby and until then, they'll look cute and pose no harm to an older baby who is learning how to pull things down from a shelf.