Click HERE for complete instructions. The designer used 20 yeards of inexpensive tulle cut into strips and then used a simple larks head knot to attach the pieces onto a plain bed sheet. After adding some beads – the result is adorable!
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Omg! I absolutely LOVE this!! I’m So Excited to do this for my girls… One bed Pink, one bed Purple 🙂 Awesome Idea!!
I always prefer to use bedsheets that are made from 100% cotton since they have a better texture compard to synthetic fibers. Cotton is also natural and organic. :,;’.
Yours truly
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Im so glad I seen this pottery barn has one that matched the bedding that I got for my little girl but the tulle skirt was 100 dollars! I will be making this for sure
Amazing what places charge for stuff… Let us know your final savings when your project is done!
I would love to have this exact color for a table skirt for my craft shows
How much roughly do you think it would take to do this for a crib skirt?
I don’t even know how I ended up here, but
I thought this post was great. I don’t know who you are but certainly you’re going to a
famous blogger if you aren’t already 😉 Cheers!
a citation to “Marty et al Gillian
How much would you need if doing king size bed, and also is it on a fitted sheet (type of sheet?)
This is amazing absolutely love it! Thank you so much 😀 How do I find the complete instructions? When I click the link it takes me ads 😞
Would love complete instructions too! Looks awesome!