Curtains are one of the easiest and fastest ways to warm up a room. Naked windows can be great when you have a fantabulous view, but for the most part, windows need a little dressing.
Sewing curtains is just 4 straight seams all the way around! You can do it in 1/2 and hour or less.
Four little seams go a long way (and save a lot of money!).
Or even easier…use something that is already made.
You all saw Yvette’s tea towel curtains, this is my take on the same concept. An ode to my hometown (Tampa) makes its home in my Nashville powder room. I used some twisted sticks I found at JoAnn’s to create a unique and inexpensive curtain rod.
These curtains meet all the criteria for a great DIY project: easy, affordable and fun. Plus they make me super happy when I look at them!
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Love these curtains, and I miss Tampa. This towel was from that show we went to with Kim, right?
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what a neat idea for a curtain rod! i've used two table runners as valances in my dining room…that's the only outside of the box window decor for me.
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Love the blue curtain, esp the print on it. The curtain rod idea is superb. Pinning it. Thanks for sharing.
-Tanya
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I am visiting via Someday Crafts. This is an absolutely adorable project!
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I like the idea of the towel 😀 Thanks for linking to Wicked Awesome Wednesday!
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Love those curtains and the twisted sticks make a great rod! I've made some curtains adding tablecloth to curtains, to add length and character. Tks for sharing!
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LOVE IT!
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those tea towel curtains are my faves! thanks for linking this up to my tip-toe thru tuesday party! hope to see you again this week!
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