DIY fun: Lampshade attempt #2

Thank you all for the stories and tips on crutch usage...after hearing about some other injuries mine could be compared to a paper cut! Oh, and I've moved down to one crutch. I know this is kind of being lazy, but how the heck am I supposed to carry my coffee to work? Really? They should make cup holders on those things.
Anyway, I've been a busy bee with some DIY projects so that's what you'll be getting today, lots of DIY love. These projects I'll be showing you are kind of special b/c I'm going to start selling them (locally)...maybe people will buy them?!
Remember that neat-o little lamp I bought at the flea market? I'm not even sure why I'm asking, I don't actually expect you to remember that, so here's a refresher...

I decided that I really liked the sea foam-ish color of the base, therefore, all I needed to do was cover the shade. Although my first DIY lampshade turned out OK, it was kind of a failure in terms of quality (i.e. I did not cut the pattern correctly and it was a mess).
B assisted me in ensuring that my pattern was correct (I love you B!) so I wouldn't have a repeat mini disaster on my hands.
It's a simple concept really- a slanted lampshade= curved pattern.
I chose a Holly Anderson for Windham print that has a soft, whimsical feel to it.
It contrasts nicely with the base. You can purchase similar fabric here.
I haven't figured out how get a smooth finish by myself as it's so much easier with two people.
This lamp is fully functioning and came with a light bulb (double score). Now, hopefully some Athenian will find it as pretty as I do and want to buy it. Pretty please?
On another note, have you heard of Blogger Weekly? Well, the first issue is out today and I've been featured! Hop on over to Iva Messy to check it out.

{Don't forget to enter the Dee Beale giveaway if you haven't already. Winner will be chosen tomorrow night!}