Scratch That....Again

I don't know why I keep blogging about this because it just documents how crazy I am, but there doesn't seem to be much else to blog these days.
So, the last two posts have been about my baby cribbing dilemma. And now it continues. Hopefully with a conclusion this time.
Last summer I bought a crib set at a yard sale. This was when we were going through foster care training and I thought in case we got a baby girl, it would be nice to have something on hand. Well, we ended up never doing foster care, but I still have the set. Of course, I don't want to use it now. I'll be putting that one for sale whenever I get around to it.
Then you remember the previous posts: found some I liked, then decided to make my own. Bought fabric to make my own, decided it was going to be too expensive and too stressful finding fabrics, not to mention the sewing, so I returned the fabric and decided to just buy one instead. Bought an entirely different one from the classifieds, brought it home, decided it needed more green to tone the pink down a bit. So I bought some green fabric and started sewing ruffles on the bedskirt and the top of the bumpers, and started adding new ties to the bumpers. I got about half way done, and ran out of fabric and steam. Plus I wasn't liking how it was looking. I was thinking it was looking too Strawberry Shortcake/circus-y. Now I don't know if I should finish it to sell it, or to take off what I've done (I'll still have to replace all the ties to make them match) to sell it. ???? I hate having to buy more fabric to finish it, and I hate selling something that I've inexpertly sewn for enough to make my money back that I've put into it. What would you do?

Here's the before:

Here's after what I did:

NOW! I have decided to give up on finding a bed set I like that isn't too girly so I am now doing all white bedding (which is amazingly hard to find. I'm going to be be mixing and matching items I like instead of buying a set) and doing all the decorating accents in the room white (changing table, curtains, etc.). I am going to get my color from painting the room a cool grayish purple (still on a quest to find the perfect shade). And I'll probably throw some other colors in with some decorative accents like pillows, etc.
I've found a lot of cool ideas that hopefully I can copy and make myself. SO....HOPEFULLY THIS IS THE FINAL PLAN. NO, IT IS THE FINAL PLAN. WHETHER I LIKE IT OR NOT! Because if not, I'm sure Jeff will move out. Or send me to the loony bin. That's about where I feel like I belong anyway.
The room will definitely be a work in progress as we get the funds to do what I want...a piece here, a piece there. Hopefully I can at least get the room painted before the arrival of "Fetus" (our name for her now, since we don't like to tell our chosen name until the grand arrival.)
Is it crazy to get so worked up over a baby's room when the only person who is probably REALLY going to care at all is me?

On another note, here is another sewing challenge I took on by myself, and I'm quite pleased with the results.

This is a hand me down bassinet (pics are just of the top part) that was given to me by a neighbor It had a big Noah's Ark ruffle around it, but I took it off before I took the picture.

Then I added this ruffle skirt thing to hide the Noah's Ark theme. It was a lot harder than it looks...trust me. So I'm pretty proud of it.