Last Thursday I went out on a limb and ordered 15 years of fabric, sight unseen. Totally scary. It arrived yesterday morning bright and early (an unnecessary doorbell ding-dong after a late night party). And there it was. All 15 yards rolled up and crammed into a box that is longer than I am tall. I tore into the box with the enthusiasm of a child on Christmas morning....come on, total suspense!
When I purchased this fabric last week I had it in mind that it would go on a camel back sofa al la Kate Skate or something like this:
(via: Furbish Studio)
Yesterday I was searching craigslist for a camel back which has become a weekly endeavor. And yesterday I found the dreamiest dreamboat of camel back sofas. Love the legs, great fabric (well good enough that I don't need it recovered for it to come sit in my house). And at a price that I can live with.
So the question now stands at: If this fabric is in as good condition as it looks to be, do I really need to recover it? It's kind of cool. And if that's the case, what do I do with the new fabric? Send it back or keep it (because it was such a great price). Last evening I actually started having visions of curtain panels. Wouldn't that be fun? With 15 yards, the options are endless!
Thoughts?
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