I'm not sure how to start. I've talked about Ms. Sassypant's room for far too long & now I'm finally going to show it to you. Like I said in the last post, I was hesitating to post about it because I wanted it to be completely finished. But, my mom's right...so, here we go...a work in progress.
Remember that
Anna Maria Horner fabric
I talked about way back when? It was a bit expensive so, I only bought a yard & a half of it. I wasn't sure what to do with it. I thought I would just make a pillow until that wonderful blog,
whatever, posted about her
play room & I found the perfect curtains! I ended up having the perfect amount of fabric for them.

I pretty much copied her curtains exactly. I love the top stitching & the raw edges. It sure makes it a quick & easy sewing project. They are made from the $2.50 flat sheets from Walmart just as
whatever suggested.

And the fabric piece on the bottom is pleated. Cute, huh? That
whatever gal sure is a creative girly.

I was talking to my mom a few days ago about how I could not find the right nightstand for Sassy's room. Her bed is so tall I just wasn't having luck finding anything. Then my mom had the fabulous idea of using shelves.

Yay, Mom! As soon as I hung up the phone I ran to Lowe's & bought these 2 white shelves for $15 each. And a bonus...they are super easy to vacuum underneath. I couldn't fit the vacuum between the legs of her old one & it drove me crazy!

Her duvet cover came from Anthropologie. Still working on what to do with the pillows. I like to make it easy for my kids to make their beds. I figure less pillows means more of a chance they will actually make it. I just bought the tin heart above her bed {$9 at a store in Utah} & stuck it up there. I can't figure out what to do above the bed. Maybe the heart is fine but, it seems too small. Yes? No? I would love some suggestions for that & the pillows.

I had the hardest time getting pictures of the full curtains. They kept turning out so dark. There's one more panel on the left. I hung the white wooden rod on those things you use to hang a rod in the closet {I'm not sure what they're called} at either end. She didn't have enough room between the window & wall for finials.

Here's the other side of the room. There are two bulletin boards on each side of the dry erase board. I covered the cork board with black & white polka-dot fabric. The dresser & bed were garage sale finds from
way back when that I painted white.
I made these two A's. The bigger one I made just today along with the butterfly picture on the other shelf. I'm going to post more about those later.

Well, there you go. It's been fun because Sassy loves it every time I add something new. She, especially, loves the curtains. I would love it if you had any ideas or suggestions that you could share.