Wednesday, January 19, 2011

trimmings.

i've been wanting to add some sort of embellishment to this table skirt on the bookshelf-shelf that my dad and i built, and i finally got around to it last night. i bought some black grosgrain ribbon and went to town...

in the works:

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mika loves projects that involve string. string is his favorite.

and, i know you guys are going to want specific instructions on this, but i am mathematically-challenged, so i just snipped and hot-glued as i went along. it probably would've been better to measure everything out, but it would've taken me ten times longer, and i didn't care that much!

ta-da!
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and, the end.

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i'm alllmost done with my ceiling mural, and i will have photos of it for you guys tomorrow! it's been so fun, and i'm happy with the way it's coming along.
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19 comments:

  2. Perfect...and I am with you "get 'er done" no measuring, no tutorial, just results. Great job and the ideal touch.

    Cathy

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  3. I love how this looks with the other peaks of fabrics I see in the room, the pattern created by the ribbon is really striking. Love how the skirt hides stuff...great job!
    Janell

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  5. Oh it looks great. And I love your chevron pillow. Have you posted about it before?

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  6. It looks so good! What a great way to add a little interest to the table skirt :)

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  7. I love the design! I've been searching my home for something to attack and put that design on haha

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  8. hotness! love that little corner of ikat i see there too.

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  9. Way to go!

    P.S. I like that your letters say "YO!" Very gangsta' of you.
    :0)

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  11. Whoa...I'm freaking out at the coincidence--a year or two ago, I bought the letters Y and O at Joann Fabrics because I thought it was funny. Those same brown letters! I've been meaning to paint or decoupage them. Weird!

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  12. awesome, just like everything you do!!

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  13. Looks gorgeous! Love the fabric too.

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  14. That looks great! I love the greek key inspired patern- wow! Bookcases look great too. Samantha

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  15. thanks, guys! shana, that's funny...i was trying to think of 2-letter words to buy....and i thought this was funny. i try to stay as gangsta as possible at all times ;)

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