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So why am I showing you this?

It’s funny because I bought this T-shirt when I was out shopping with Kennedy a few days before I had the chance to try out this Resolve® Gold.I bought it because she loved the color and so I went along with it, but when I got home I really did think to myself “Well, that was dumb!

I’m going to ruin this shirt in five minutes when I spill something all down the front like I always do!” So, good timing on that one, Resolve®!You can pick Resolve® Gold In-Wash Stain Remover up at all major grocery stores for $6.87.I used the powder version, but it also comes in a gel if you like to use that instead.

If you have a stain removal tip to share with the world, they’d love to hear about it over on their Tip Exchange website.. Share your stain removal tip on the Tip Exchange page and you could win* a $5,000 shopping spree!Plus, weekly prizes valued at $250!When I went to sit down and start writing this post, I suddenly had a strong feeling of deju-vu, like I’d been here before, at this very laptop, writing almost this very post.

Well, it turns out that I had, last.

It looks like “I have no time to decorate, but I really want to have fun with my blogger friends do one of these pretty home tour things” is about the oldest story in the book around here.We measured from the curtain rod down to the floor and added 4 inches.

1 inch for the hem at the bottom, and 3 inches for the curtain rod pocket at the top.For the width, we just left it as-is and it was perfect.

More than perfect!.This room only has one window, so I made 2 panels.. For each panel, I folded the sides in about a 1/2 an inch and ironed it, then sewed it in place..