
I made a bed skirt! In looking for crib bedding I didn't find a bed skirt I liked, so I set out to make one. Have you ever shopped for a crib skirt? Besides being very "loud" prints, they don't even touch the floor – what's the point in a bed skirt that doesn't touch the floor?!
Thanks to this tutorial from stardustshoes, I made my own bed skirt. The stardust blog is a great resource for tutorials - I got the baby booties tutorial there too.


I had to make a few modifications to make it work with a crib (especially one that has it's longest side against a wall, but it was quite easy. If you tackle this project - remember to measure twice and cut once!
3 comments:
Yay, you! It looks so great!!!
remember that you will have to lower the crib when she can pull to standing. You might want to think about getting/making a shorter one for when that day comes. (I think that's the reason that crib skirts come so short).
ps I love it!
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