Magnetic curtain tie backs are the perfect solution for keeping curtains open while not damaging the wall like hooks or traditional curtain tie backs. These magnetic curtain tie backs are a great way to add a little of your personality to your curtains without overpowering the room. This simple...
A tie-up curtain is a simple way to dress up a window to create a look that is between the formality of a Roman shade and the casual look of a cafe valance. To create this look is surprisingly easy and inexpensive with simple sewing techniques.
When determining the width of your curtain panels, a general rule is to make sure the width of your curtains is two to three times the width of the window frame. This ensures fullness and creates an elegant, draped effect. For example, if your window is 50 inches wide, aim for rod poc...
“should,” curtains are an excellent candidate to make yourself. Today I’ve rounded up the most giant, inspiring list of DIY curtain ideas from some of my favorite DIY blogs so when it’s time to dress your nekkid windows, you can do so for less than the cost of a few pair of ...
Whether you’re doing a whole scale renovation or just a mini makeover, adding new curtains to a room can make all the difference. But sometimes you want a window treatment that is clean lined, doesn’t take up too much space around the window and doesn’t cost too much to make. Lear...
Hoop:Dream catchers traditionally start with a hoop. You can use embroidery hoops, metal rings, or even upcycle materials like willow hoops or sturdy rings from old purses or curtains. Webbing Material:This is used to make the web or net inside the hoop. Common choices include yarn, string,...
Finally, string the beads across the very top of the garland to complete the look. These should be draped loosely to create swags. For a more natural appearance, try to make the swags different lengths and heights so they aren’t all lined up on top of each other. ...
I installed a hook to the beams on the deck and then used some hemp grosgrain ribbon to make a tie back. The hemp ribbon is a bit stiffer than normal grosgrain… I also got it in bulk, so if the tie-backs start to look bad, I’ll replace them. ...
Turn the mold over. Place a pencil, skewer, or stick across the opening of the mold. Pull the wick up the center of the mold and tie it to the stick so that it will remain taut once the wax has been poured. Melt wax in the microwave at 30-second intervals until fully liquified. ...
One thing that I found really helpful when I was drawing out the pattern for the headboard was to make a pattern from one side of the headboard and then flipping it to the other side of the cardboard so that everything is even.