I'm not a real fan of the fabrics you've posted because they don't seem to have anything in common with what you already have. What do you mean by pink on pink? Is it a print or a solid? Can you post a picture of it? If it's a solid, one of these might work. However, what you really may want to consider is to use one of the fabrics from the quilt for the body of your draping, like the pink and then boarder it with either a new fabric that has all the colors in the quilt incorporated into it, or use a secondary color from the quilt like the green. I've posted the links to the fabrics choices in the website and as well as the website itself. They had some fun stuff there. You're daughter is so cute! Good luck! http://www.fatquartershop.com/store/stores_app/Browse_Item_Details.asp?Shopper_id=58001281639495800&Store_id=499&page_id=23&Item_ID=37755&Parent_Ids= http://www.fatquartershop.com/store/stores_app/Browse_Item_Details.asp?Shopper_id=58001281639495800&Store_id=499&page_id=23&Item_ID=37775&Parent_Ids= Here is a link that might be useful: Fat Quarter Shop

Thank you, Legacybuilder2. Her ceilings are 9 feet, although I probably would have done the same had they been 8. The area (foyer, dining room, living room) is large and very open. I felt that filling the wall as much as possible without overcrowding or making too busy was the best way for the grouping not to disappear or feel too small. Plus, that's what she wanted to do, so it's not like I had to talk her into it. Heck, I was glad she was making up her mind after a twelve months. lol Whether to use one color frame or several is a personal preference, but the choice (to me) also dictates the feeling as well. All one color appears more formal to me, more rigid. Nothing wrong with that, if that's what the homeowner wants. Plus, DD2 is about to be 23yo! She's young, and I think her home should reflect that and her sense of fun! Deedee99, thank you! The wooden piece in the center is a vintage saddle stretcher. I saw it at my favorite antique store and sent a picture to her via text. She said no, so I decided to buy it for myself. Later that day she said, "well, it is a neat piece." I knew I had lost it.

Your welcome Judy. I have 2 tiny ballet dancers, 4 & 6, part of the reason I bought the tulle. I had such a problem finding WT's for that room. The windows in the room are caddy cornered, and part of the problem is one of the window's is boarded up from the outside. Our home is a work in progress. It has been a slow renovation/restoration, 3 years in the making. We found the windows in their room behind knotty pine paneling. Their bedroom is not finished, I still intend on hanging their tutu's on the wall. The tulle was meant to be temporary, but I really like how it turned out, and since we have so many other projects going on in the house, they will probably stay indefinitely. I will post pics tomorrow. I don't have any close-ups and the girlies are asleep in there right now. BTW, I am delighted to see your DD's bedroom and the similarities in my girls' bedroom. Perhaps this may mean they will still like it when they are 15? I could only hope ;-)

I am STILL grinning from ear to ear over this! I called my mother each time I got an update from kswl, and I took Friday off to go to southern Maine with Mum to (you guessed it) picked up some CL chairs! She was here in my office with me when we saw the emails with pics coming in, and it was quite a thrill. We had a wonderful lunch outside on the patio at Stonewall Kitchen's Cafe in York, ME. Who knew that over a month ago, one of the chairs I saw and wanted was owned by an artist, who is also a cat rescuer! I was looking for his phone number online and found this article, which made the front page of the local area newspaper when it happened. Brad still has that cat named 'Banks' and 5 others. He is looking for homes for 3 of them, but potential adopters will be carefully vetted. Brad sent me home with a chair that I hadn't planned on buying as well as the one he'd been holding for me. Both were from his grandparent's home. He asked for pictures when they are done, as did the nice man in Gray, ME where I bought the two that I am doing for Chibimimi. Lazygardens, I don't sell on Etsy, or anywhere else, other than the Mustard House in Buxton, and anyone who happens to see and want something they've seen. Pam, the owner of the Mustard House, wants me to do this antique French sofa she bought. I've looked everywhere and have not seen one like it, with those built-in arms on each end. Researching shipping these to GA was interesting, and the rates from FedEx and UPS shocked me. Incredibly high in my opinion. Being an eBay fan, I have seen many auctions that offer Greyhound shipping at a reasonable fee, so I researched that, and it was 1/6 of the highest price, which was from UPS. The buyer does have to pick them up at a Greyhound station, but the savings were HUGE! The size of these at 44" high made them too big to go USPS, as the 'horse stool' to MA did. Here is a link that might be useful: Vet calls cat rescue a 'miracle'