This beds and headboards walkthrough stays in the order the work happens.
My friend Autumn from Design Dump linked this up to our last party and I think it is quite genius! We all want the easiest way, right? Well look at what she did to give her daughters bed skirt a little more umph!: (p.s. If you want to see some solid! no, SPECTACULAR home remodels, please click over to her site and scroll down her sidebar, your jaw will drop!!)i am still working on a few small projects for my oldest daughters room. one of those projects was to add some trim to her existing bedskirt. the problem? i didn’t want to remove the bedskirt to add the trim. so. i. didn’t. (tooooo lazy) so, i came up with the following strategy… here’s what i used: pom pom trim (this is a box pleated queen bedskirt, and i used about 9 yards of trim) fabric adhesive LOTS (and lots) of binder clips so, basically, i just applied a thin strip of fabric adhesive to the bottom of the skirt, and attached a binder clip to help hold the trim in place until it dried. like i said, i used a LOT of clips… about one every 2-3 inches. when i got to a corner, i applied some glue to the backside of the skirt, wrapped the trim, and held it in place with a large binder clip. my bedskirt has three sections, and so i did this in three stages. as soon as the glue dried (about an hour), i moved on to the next section. ta—da! the well fitted way for a lazy girl to add trim to a bedskirt without removing it.
Isn’t that such a great option, it would work for drapes and possibly pillows too! Any other options of where you could use this great quick tip?
