I will put a skirt on just about anything. Including my yucky utility sink and sewing desk. But don't they look prettier all dressed up?
Here are skirts 1 & 2. Remember them?
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I LOVE the cute cute skirts. So charming :)
ReplyDeleteI once put a skirt around a bathroom sink with unsightly pipes underneath...it looked great and saved us tons of money. (Love the fabrics you pick!)
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty. You did a good job.
ReplyDeleteIs that a Bernina Activia 140? If so, I have that very same one. Great machine. Got for Christmas when I was 10, and love using it now at 22!
I may need to make some pretty skirts like that for my new apt : )
Pretty. How did you attach to the sink?
ReplyDeletecreole wisdom, it is actually an activa 130. it is a fabulous machine. i love it.
ReplyDeletesara, i used lots of hot glue. :)
Love your great blog! So glad I just found it ~~
ReplyDeletexo Laura
i have long coveted both your skirted areas...as well as skirts #1 and #2...when ARE you going to make custom jobs for sale?! :D
ReplyDeleteI need one of those. Great Idea.
ReplyDeleteI love these skirts for the wash-tub! How brilliant! Do you sell them? I would love to buy one. I'm new to your blog, so I'm not familiar with how you do things... would you kindly write me back to let me know about buying a skirt. Thanks in advance.
ReplyDeletemama, i've never thought of selling them, but i guess i could. email me at barefootstephanie@gmail.com and let me know what you would like.
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