These barren windows have driven me crazy the past 3 months. I'd bookmarked this easy peasy curtain tutorial
{HERE} from
Life to the "T" over a year ago and So Monday I finally decided to do something about it.
Look Mom...no sewing!
Thankfully I've had a huge roll of burlap leftover from my sunroom redo
{HERE}

I needed 4 panels x 8'. I kept the rustic look going and didn't sew the edges of the curtains, but I did at least iron the burlap and folded then ironed down a 1" hem at the top and bottom of each panel.

Then I ironed the hems down using Stitch Witchery...

And I used simple "O" ring clips and hung the panels. But followed
Life to the T's advice and used clothespins to "train" the curtain shape overnight.

Et Voila!

I know the room needs many more things and much more work to warm things up, but baby steps are getting us there!
2 comments:
That turned out great! Immediately upgrades the look of the room. I can't wait to see what you come up with this room.
Thank you! They were super easy but help to soften the room =)
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