Great work with repositoring!
Though you know it is impossible to be in real life - I doubt someone has even a curtains with the same fabric as beddind

what a great set!!! i just started to play sims again. i can't wait to try this out! thanks a lot, rebecah!

It looks a great idea! The total-jeopard bedroom could be so excessive to be really cool. Very useful set in my opinion, thank you and ciao!

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Oh I do actually have curtains that match my bedding. This set doesn't require that you use all of the items in one room. It just allows them to if they want to. I personally like everything to match, right down to the flooring and wallpaper.

love this thank you so much

Great work Rebecah, cannot wait to see the toddler items also!

Oh, and these are REALLY nice. Super super nice. Thanks! Awaiting the toddler items with great hope!

It looks amazing, thank you for creating all of this stuff. I can imagine it is a lot of work

You did it once again! Great work! I love all of your items. Thank you! Thank you!

I love it when all the things match! this is great. thank you!

Actually, a lot of places sell curtains that match their bedspreads.

Great work, as always, Rebecah!

Thank you so much for such a useful, versatile, and lovely set! I also love things to match for my simmies-makes it easier on the eyes when playing. I especially love the vanity and the recliner. I'm going to test the sofa bed for my pregnant sims-seems like it will be very useful for keeping their energy up. Thank you again.

This is wonderful. Great job.

Thank you very much Rebecah! Big work!

I did when I was little! Pink all over my room... It was great! =)

I love this download, Rebecah! And I was wondering, would you write a tutorial for us on how to do this, so we can make EVERYTHING match? =)

I'm sure it would be too much tedious work for one person to do, and maybe the steps to make this work isn't too difficoult?

I will try to write one as soon as I get my sofa done part 4 of this set, but you can also clone my items if you want to do something similar.

I was thinking more like making maxis-objects having the bed-textures! When you think about it, why didn't they do it like this? Then customization would REALLY be easy...

I would really appreaciate a tutorial. Hugs to you for making these things, though! =)

Vidde, the reason Maxis did not do this is because on their textures as a rule they add extra shading to things, like pillow edges and such, to give the items more of an effect of 3d detail, which is not possible when using a fairly 'flat' bedding texture.

This is still a very nice idea and will look good with many of the bedding textures people have created. There is also a bedding tutorial here at mts2 that I wrote - but you'll want to use all-over patterns only to make bedding to use with this set.

Very nicely done Rebecah, a great creative solution to the matching problem

I think with a good mesh the shadows are not as necessary and sometimes make the item just look dirty. But I do agree with tiggerypum, in that this is most likely the reason Maxis didn't do this. I think it would be better to be able to use bump maps like you can in the clothing, to give items the texture and 3d appearnace. I've tried to find a way to do this but have not been successful.

You also can use the shadows from the bedding an example is my toddler sofa found Here: It really is all in the way you lay out your uvmaps, and of course the mesh itself.

I do think Vidde is asking for a tutorial on the repository technique and there is one here at MTS2 by JWoods Click Here. In that thread #21 Numenor explains how to use a maxis item for the repository texture. This is the tutorial I read to learn this technique, and I should have credited them for their tutorials. It's been quite awhile ago that I read it but I think it will teach you the technique. I have read so many different tutorials too that it is hard to keep track of all the one's I learned from. JWoods actually has a few very good tutorials.

Tiggerypum does have a very well written and extensive tutorial on bedding recolors, I think her's was the first tutorial I ever read. To really have a good understanding of how to recolor I highly recommend the one by tiggerypum. My tutorial teaches you how to recolor bedding with new Object Texture Studio 3 by Lucas, which is helpful to those that do not have a photoshop or paintshop program, plus it is very easy to use. I have not posted it on MTS2 because Tggerypum has a very good one already.

Thanks! Tiggerypum for adding the link to your tutorial. I really should have included it to begin with, and appolize for not thinking to do so.

I love the way you made it. You must be a good designer :D

Gorgeous Collection! ThankYou Very Much! They All Look Awesome!

Now everything matches...very cool, becka, very cool...thanks a bunch

Amazing! I love everything you do!