Closet door

Mike and I (really just Mike) removed the closet door when we moved into our house because he was refinishing the bedroom floor.  It's been two years, and we haven't put it back on.  For the first year, it was mostly just laziness, but this last year it's been a conscious decision.  Here's why:

{Funny story- You know that laundry basket you can see in the reflection?  It had been next to the closet, I thought I had moved it out of the picture.  Ha!}

The door with the mirror on it goes out into the hall.  You couldn't have the closet open and the door open.  The doors kept banging into each other, it just bugged me, more reasons...etc... I didn't like it.
The inspiration for the new closet door struck awhile ago. It was this post on Ruffles and Stuff.  (By the way, I sure will miss Disney's posts.  What a talented crafter/sewer/blogger/photographer.)
I saw that shower curtain and realized that the same thing would work for my (teensy tiny) closet.  And so...

I used an old king sheet.  Cut it up, used as many of the existing hems as I could, and hung it up on a 2$ tension rod from WalMart.  I'll probably add some trim across the top ruffle, like Disney did, to hide the unfinished edge there, but first I have to figure out what trim.  I like it.  And my husband's one concern, closet accessibility, has been resolved:

It squishes down most satisfactorily. 
More pictures!  I took it outside today for an official photo shoot- I'm not going to lie, I wanted to copy Disney's pictures of her shower curtain.  Mine are not as good.

{Don't you think the bottom looks like the train on a wedding dress?  Don't you think I'm crazy for waxing poetic about an ex-sheet?}

{It's turned out to be excellent for peek a boo.}