Nursery crisis solved

I had been having a really hard time deciding on a "theme" for the nursery.  I knew I wanted something as unique and original as little Emma will surely be. We had looked at all the baby superstores, but nothing really jumped at me...plus, you can spend a fortune on baby bedding. I'd much rather spend that money on trips and memories as a family, not her fancy crib or bedskirt.  It was really weighing on me because I felt we couldn't really register for things until we nailed down some colors.  I stumbled upon this website one day, and found love....www.babybedding.com lets you design your own custom nursery bedding.  It's hours of fun picking fabrics and seeing them on the virtual nursery.  I still think some of them items are a bit expensive, but we have finally chosen some pieces that we love, and can take us into another baby (if it happens to be a boy, and if i survive having the first child!)
My friend, Courtney, actually chose the same main fabric for her bedding, and I didn't realize I had liked it so much until I came across it again!  And thank you, Davis, for letting me borrow your changing pad cover in the fabric to get a better idea of the colors!
Here is my virtual design...of course I will not be splurging on the crib skirt or comforter...but you get the gist of the theme and colors. Most likely, I will do a plain white crib skirt, and add color in sheets and curtains.

http://www.babybedding.com/designer?stateid=fc3adadd-f400-40bb-a758-0e73f47ec34b

and here are the fabrics I am choosing...

Yellow Nursery Rhyme toile....this will be on one side of the crib bumper..and there is a much less expensive baby blanket that can be made with this fabric on one side, and white minky on the other.  I love all the colors!

Red and tan stripe...this will be on the other side of the bumper...and I may do a coordinating sheet.  I love the whimsy it adds and it really brightens the yellow toile.

I may do a sheet in this as well....

This gingham will be the piping and ties on the bumper. It is called robin's egg blue and taupe.