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Some of those stories, I just don’t need to hear.. About 80 years ago, a family was living in the house.

I laid the fabric strips down and decided how I wanted to put them next..I ironed each strip and folded over a seam that was about 3/4 of an inch wide for each.

Then I sewed those seams in place.. Next, I became reunited with my old friend the glue gun.It was a glorious day!.I was going to use velcro strips for this step, but I didn’t have any on hand the day when the inspiration to work on this project struck, so I just went for the glue gun.

I’m so glad I did!Realistically, I know I’ll probably replace this bedskirt before I actually take it out and throw it in the laundry, so glue was the way to go!.

I took some wide strips of some scrap drop cloth that I had laying around and glued those to the bottom of the bed to act as the secret “base” to the bed skirt.. At this point, I realized that I probably could have just stuck some wide strips of a nice patterned fabric on there and that would have been good enough for a bed skirt, but it was too late!

I was in too deep!.The best homemade ant killer recipe.

How to finally start line drying your laundryI’ve always loved the look of wall stripes, but I’ve been reluctant to actually go through the effort of measuring and taping things off because I was honestly a little intimidated..I mean, after putting in all of that work, the end product had better be pretty amazing, right?

And I don’t usually do perfect.I do “nearly perfect”, or “really imperfect but not so noticeable”, but not perfect..