A lot of people have asked how I make a Lampshade Slip Cover. Not surprisingly it all starts with a template.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
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Thanks Stephanie
Our Amethyst Peacock, (AP) Slip Cover has a certain duality when put into a design scheme. Depending on the back drop, the colors in AP are able to pick up and compliment many different room decors and pattern tones.
Our wonderful customer Stephanie from Tennessee sent us this photo of our Slip Cover on a recently repainted lamp in a room artfully decorated in yellow, turquoise and green, with a light beige wall back ground.
Doesn't the Amethyst Peacock pick up all these colors well?
Having just purchased our Zebra patterned Slip Cover, we can't wait to see what Stephanie will do with that.
Our wonderful customer Stephanie from Tennessee sent us this photo of our Slip Cover on a recently repainted lamp in a room artfully decorated in yellow, turquoise and green, with a light beige wall back ground.
Doesn't the Amethyst Peacock pick up all these colors well?
Having just purchased our Zebra patterned Slip Cover, we can't wait to see what Stephanie will do with that.
Wow! Stephanie Triumphs Again
Stephanie did a real nice job with this decor motif and we aren't too proud to say our Zebra Slip Cover assisted in her masterful handling of a light green and black entertainment area.
We only wish Stephanie had a lot more lamp shades to renew.
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