skirted table

Despite BabyGirl's love for the 45 minute nap I've clearly made a few progress in the residing room.

My first big challenge I desired to tackle by myself turned into a table skirt for the bookshelf by using the the front door.

It's the old ugly spray painted bookshelf I talked about here and a catchall for our keys, shoes, bags, mail, etc.

This time I legitimately made a table skirt.

I went for a clearly simple no stitch model now not due to the fact I cannot stitch but because I'm too lazy to take the greater steps.

First I found this pattern and used an old white sheet to make sure all the panels worked out before I cut my real fabric. Now I have a template to use if I ever want to change out the fabric.

I did not bother to make the top or lower back pieces.

I desired the top to be painted a pleasant glossy white considering the fact that this changed into a hectic sample.

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After I reduce all out the portions, I used stitch witchery to iron the seams closed on three of the 4 aspects leaving the tops with their uncooked edge.

For the corner pieces I also folded my panels in half and ironed a crisp line into them to help stay nicely in place. These were the only 4 panels that I stapled at both the top and bottom.

Next I lined up the bottoms with the threshold of the floor and folded the top element beneath in order that the uncooked facet became going through down and fast ironed that line into it.

Next I located the complete panel upside down with the ironed top line positioned all of the manner to the pinnacle and started to staple all the manner across.

I brought my 4 nook portions and one the front flap into placed before introduced my aspects and fronts on pinnacle.