Golden Green World: Crazy Project

I'll eventually describe some of the things I've done in my room, but my latest project has to do with the curtains. Three of my walls are green, and one is brown. The windows and most of the trim is a yellow/gold color. When I picked out my curtains, we really weren't sure how the room was going to turn out (style, feel, etc...) so I just went with these sheer-ish cream colored curtains. They've been fine, but are getting boring. I'm trying to go with a more modern, quirky, geometric look, hence an area rug with squares & circles and a nightstand with polka-dots. Staying with the circle thing, I had the brilliant idea to:
1) cut out circles from cool fabric
2) go over the edges of the circles with fabric glue to stop them from fraying
3) use some sort of adhesive to stick them to the curtains.
The people at Joann's Fabric were helpful in finding what I needed and I got several small sections of uber-cute fabric. Like I said, the colors in my room are brown, green and yellow. I'm also accenting with red, so I found fabric that incorporated all of these colors into them.
It was only after I got home and starting cutting out circles that I realized what a big project this was. I have about 14 circles per panel. This means:
cutting out 14 fabric circles + going over them with fabric glue + trimming off the dark rings that the glue leaves + cutting out 14 circles from the adhesive stuff = a ton of work
When I showed my family the fabrics, they were like, "oh wow...they are all different!" And I realized that everyone had assumed I would use the same fabric for all the dots...which just goes to show how random I am. :)
I have some pictures of some of the new things in my room, plus a couple shots of my curtain project:

My polka-dot nightstand. This lamp had been on my desk. I love it so much. I got it several years at a garage sale for $2. The color and style is perfect. There's an outlet on the base too, which is cool because I can charge my ipod next to my bed and not have to stumble across the room when the alarm goes off in the morning. :)

Details...It was pretty tedious to paint this stand. It had been baby blue and I had to do two coats of brown. My dad did most of the green dots with a homemade circular sponge-thingy he made. I bought a smaller sponge at the hardware store to do the yellow ones. It turned out really well, and I made it more interesting by making some circles go around the corner (like the half-circle in the top right of the photo below) and overlapping green and yellow ones. The green isn't as bright as I had hoped, but oh well. Not everything is perfect :)