I had seen something similar to this way back and while in Joann's for another reason I remembered it.
Picked out one patterened print and white broadcloth. I got a yard of each and since it was on sale I think I may have spent $6 on the fabric. Her double window is 60 inches and two yards worked perfectly. I then cut a small snip for the width of my strips and ripped the fabric which served two purposes for me; I can't cut a straight line and I like the wavy texture it gives it. Each strip is a yard long.
Rotating the fabric I looped it over the rod and pulled it tight.
Here is a picture but please forgive because no matter how hard I tried I could not get a good picture with the light.
Her room has one wall painted pink and the fabric matches perfectly!
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Very cute! I know she loves it!
ReplyDeleteI did this very thing in my sewing studio on one of the windows. I have 11 windows in my sewing studio and I was TIRED of buying curtains.. I was short two.. so I did this and I love it here as much as I love it on my window! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm.... now I'm thinking about the same thing but as a "fly-curtain" over the double-doors into my studio to spice them up a bit :)
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Neat idea - and so simple too!
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Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
Your curtain is adorable!
ReplyDeleteyour kidding! the curtains look great! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your No Sew Curtains! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery cute (and quick)
ReplyDeleteOh that is so cute and so fun. I bet she loves it. Thanks so much for sharing at our LInk It Up Thursday party.
ReplyDeleteI did these, too!!
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Fun, fun, fun stuff!!
Great blog!!
Meegan
Great job!! I made a tutu curtain a few years ago...which is how I fell in love with crafting! Yours is adorable!!! Thank you so much for linking up with the frog this week!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I will have to try a version of this for my sons room. Thanks for sharing. :)
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This is such a great idea! I keep finding such great tutorials on your blog. I will be sharing your blog link with our Bowdabra Facebook Readers. Your tutorial has given me the inspiration to make something very similar except I am going to try using ribbon. Thanks so much for the inspiration. Sarah Forhan, Bowdabrablog.com Designer
ReplyDeleteDid someone say no sew? Hello! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Easy, but really adds some character! So fun.
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--Katie
So cute! I love easy things like this that still make a big impact! Thanks for sharing at my party!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love it! Thanks for inspiring me this week!
ReplyDelete~Julie @ Singing Three Little Birds
Donna, love it! Thank you so much for sharing this at Drab to Fab. Please come back next week and share some more of your great ideas. (They can be old or new). I hope you have a great week!
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This is a fabulous idea!!! So simple but creative.. Thanks so much for sharing this with us at Sharing Saturday.
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That's so cute! I'm pretty sure I could do that. ;) I love simple and elegant. What a great style.
ReplyDeleteYour valance is so pretty and so creative! Thank you for sharing your lovely idea at Potpourri Friday!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea!! I should do this in every window of our rental! :) Thanks so much for sharing at oopsey daisy!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea.. Fun to have in a room.. Thanks for linking up!
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ReplyDeleteGreat idea and a pretty way for the decoration. Simply lovely and airy.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out great. I love doing this.
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ReplyDeleteI love it! This and the rod is fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing your creative how-tos, I’ll be linking.
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ReplyDeleteHey very nice blog. I must say these are excellent Curtains since the style is very unique. I am sure your daughter would have loved it. Thanks for posting.
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ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to choosing the right curtains and fabric, there are a few things to consider. The first thing to consider is the function of the curtains. If you want to block out light or provide privacy, then heavier fabrics like velvet or lined cotton are a good option. If you're looking to add a decorative touch to a room, sheer or lightweight fabrics like linen or cotton are a great choice.
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