I will be discussing the process at a later point but here is the finished product:
When I saw the fabric I was in love. And every day when I go to sleep, wake up, or just stare fondly into my bedroom at the colors I am so happy I picked this pattern. It has the colors of an oceanic seafoam and teal with a pattern that is fresh with a bohemian texture to it. I am hoping to get the courage to try some DIY valances with the rest of the fabric I have to match...we will see!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgxMUcp77dvysxWRAjxPE-uAyvJmm5xvbeiKffNver1-No8PIeQgjUz8KwyRTmQxE46byDaiNrHYHmNQVkNLcjOTvDtENzNYwA0-Gdlzg4eJnohk1NxAkwngExz6qftMToyrZ07GozpDO4/s400/6a00e553c619b08833011571218b26970b-320wi.jpg)
I love this image, I found after I made my headboard, of a full room of Kelly Wearstler's using the same fabric in a different color. I was pretty proud of my little idea when I saw her own version of it (obviously, much more intricately realized).
image from designzie.com
another image with her montage of great fabrics {if I could find a way to infuse my rooms in all of them I would}...
image from designzie.com
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