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It’s A Skirting Issue

By | Before and After, Decorating, Projects

Author – Autumn (Janette)

Yesterday I wrote about the mirror I redid so that it would work with the skirt I made for our powder room.  Since I took photos of the skirt-making process, I thought it would be fun to share it with you.

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I love the custom marble countertop and vessel sink but felt that it was a little top-heavy for the open bottom of the vanity.  So, I decided to make a skirt for it if I could find the right fabric.

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I fell in love with this paisley, and I knew it would be the WOW! factor in the room.

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Thanks to all of my years of taking sewing in 4-H, I am really good at sewing straight lines.  And making a skirt panel is nothing more than measuring, cutting, and sewing a bunch of straight lines.

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One of my go-to tools when sewing is chalk.  It really helps me mark my cutting lines because just like a carpenter, I measure twice and cut once.  It is important to press every seam as you go.  That gives a more polished look to the finished piece.

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And just about an hour after I started, I had this great skirt.

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I used a tension rod to hold it securely.

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So, there you have it.  If you have had any sewing basics, like Sewing 101, you can skirt any issue sink.

Take care.

 

 

 

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Comments

  1. Well…I did it again! heehee! Commented on the wrong post! I love this beautiful fabric! And it will be easy to change when you’re ready for a new look! Enjoy your day! BYE!!! ♥♥♥

  4. That fabric is fabulous! Looks great, love how you’ll be able to change it up anytime!

    Thank you for visiting my blog and for the comment!
    In response yes I got my curtains from Country Curtains…the tree is GONE and I wish we could just paint that lamp. We live in military housing so we can’t paint any fixtures.
    Thank you for the advice 🙂