i love this anthropologie bedding, its beautiful, so i had a go at makeing a simular one for my spare bedroom/ sewing room
to do this i got a kingsize flat sheet and layed it out flat on the floor.
then i decided on doing four sections instead of loads, so i did a running stitch all the way along and made ruffleds sections along the sheet.
like this, this is with just two and a half sections sections
and then it should look like this. you can do as many sections as you like the anthropologie one has quite a few.
then i used the sewing machine to secure it in place, and then unpicked the running stitch.
and its done, i did think about adding more sections, but i left it like this for now.
Beautiful! This is exactly what I want to do for my master bedroom!!
Turned out great! Love the look. Thanks for sharing at Etcetorize~
So much cheaper but just as beautiful! Thanks for sharing at Sunday's Best =)
You did an amazing job! I use sheets for many crafting projects, they so cheap at Walmart and discount stores. Have a great day!
Clever!! Looks lovely, well done!!
This is awesome!! I love anthropologie's bedding too, but not the price! I love how easy this is to do!
you are a GENIUS~! and you did an excellent copy for a very reasonable price. It doesnt get better than that~! applause applause
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Sonny
I love this! It's so shabby chic and you did a wonderful job recreating it! New follower. Would love it if you would stop by and share this at my linky party 🙂 http://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com/2011/11/bedazzle-me-monday-7_6572.html
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this is really kewl.
would luv for our readers to see this at
http://www.passionatelyartistic.com/2011/11/thanksgiving-showcase-tutorial-with.html
Thanks for joining the party,
Maggie
http://Passionatelyartistic.com
I love this look! Beautiful!
Love it, you are so talented!
I love it, and I love your site! I found you at the French Country Cottage and hope you'll come on over to my blog for a visit.
Thanks for visiting my blog, today. I love my rhino's, too. I saw your deer head and I love it as well! I love anthropologie and your spirited blog, so count me as your newest follower. Follow back if you would like.
Brilliant! So pretty and at a fraction of the cost it's genius.
Thank you for sharing all of your wonderful work at Beautiful Junk Saturday.
So gorgeous- it turned out just wonderful!! Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!
This is just lovely! Thanks for sharing it with us 🙂
Sorry I am getting over late to let you know–You've been featured at http://www.itssoverycheri.com in my Saturday Showcase.
Cheri
This looks just as good as the original! Thank you for sharing.
Blessings, Becky
http://www.fromgentogen.com
THis looks FAB! Thanks for the great tutorial–will def. be dong this! New follower—love your blog!
XO, Kate of http://www.avery-anderson.blogspot.com
That was a lot of work but Love the results! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
Pinning this too! God, you have such a cute blog. I feel like I'm walking around Anthropology with a cup of coffee.
It looks beautiful! I would love to have one like this! I'm visiting from Primp your Stuff Wednesday, I'm #170, and now your newest follower!
This is the second awesome post I've seen from you today and I don't remember ever seeing you before…I'm going to be your newest follower!
It seems like such an intimidating project – but you handled it well!!!! I would never think to try that myself. Now after seeing this… maybe I'll rethink that thought. It's gorgeous!
Kammy's Korner
That is something! What a great custom look for the price of a flat sheet.
Newest follower here!!!Love your beautiful bedding! Thanks for showing us how to make it. I am definitly goint to try it for my room:)
~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens
Thanks for sharing at Creative Juice! I featured both this post and your boo wreath…
🙂