Denim For a Teenager's Bedroom

Oy Vey!!!!

@#$&!!!!

Kris has been giving me a hard time about not writing my blog.

I know you guys don't care, but I am under a deadline on getting my first couple of fabric designs completed,

so I can have strike offs printed,

so I can have something for Traditional Home to photograph when they come here next month.

If I'm lucky, they will push back the photoshoot till September, so I have a little more time.

Since I am not a graphic artist,

and I am having to learn two different graphics programs.....

plus figure out how to design fabric,

which I know nothing about.....

It's taking me a leetle bit of time.

I figure this is good for my brain box,

learning a new skill.

RIGHT?????

Please tell me this is good for me.

ANYWAY.....

back to my blog.

We left off in Kris's son's bedroom.

We tucked a small upholstered arm chair in the other corner of the room.

We found it in a junk store and had Drape It recover it in a blue denim that matched the Pottery Barn curtains we had hung.

I had them do a baseball stitch at the boxing of the seat in red thread to go with the feeling of a true jean.

But since I didn't think to shoot this detail when I was in the room, I blew up the picture, and the detail blurred.

Just another wonderful blog post by your's truly.

Kris had a pillow made out of pennants she found on eBay.

The girl can be very clever!!!!! 

The yellow throw is from the 2011 Bruins Stanley Cup!

Go Boston!!!!

(The Bruins are a Boston team, right?????)

The stuffed dog (AKA floppy ears) he's had since the dawn of time.

Along side the chair we hung a trio of 1930's football etchings that Kris found in her hunting and gathering OCD.

They were drawn by Rosamond Tudor, daughter of Tasha Tudor.

If you have never heard of them, don't feel bad, neither had I, and Kris made fun of me.

Sooooo....

I did what I always do, and googled it!!!!!

click here to read  Wikipedia Tasha Tudor

I know this is short, 

and you probably all are mad at me.....

BUT I have to go grocery shopping as I have no food in the house.

How can I have my glass of milk at night, if I have no milk????????

On a different note,

how can I have dinner if I have NOTHING IN THE HOUSE?????

I am truly excited about my fabric collection,

but I absolutely haven't a clue what I'm doing.

Reinventing myself after I closed my design business has been a blast!

P.S. next post I will discuss the wall of cabinetry we added for extra storage.

On that note,

Latah, Gatah