Sentences with phrase «curtain fabric did»

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Adjusting the length of your existing curtains, edging them with a new fabric or making new tiebacks can be all you need to do.

A warning though: you will have to wash fabric curtains often if you don't want them to become tie - dyed with mildew.

I can't wait to share with everyone what I did with the curtain fabric!

I had them made through my work room but there is a lady on Etsy named Lynn Chalk that does very similar curtains and she can probably get any fabric you want (I have seen my same fabric but in different colors on her site... just tell her you want this fabric in silver).

Also navigating translucency as a motif, a curtain titled Don't be an actress (yellow) constructed of semi-transparent fabric printed with abstract forms hangs over the entrance doorway to the gallery, telling of both the artist's father's background in stage design as well as her interest in the amount of information carried into a large - scale digital print from an analogue source.

Halbrooks does pull back the curtain in «Natura Morta # 9,» revealing some of the rounded things he usually hides under the fabric.

Don't you just LOVE Online Fabric Store!!!! Just rec'd delivery of 10 yards muslin for porch curtains and some fabulous prints for outdoor pillows!

The fabric doesn't just pop on the curtains and arm chairs; it's present on the bed's toss cushions as well to create a fun, floral effect throughout.

I do like the curtains, If you don't plan to close them over the window, how about two panels each side, taking the fabric right to the corners of the room?

Curtains don't have to be actual curtains and you may already have beautiful embroidered table cloth fabrics stashCurtains don't have to be actual curtains and you may already have beautiful embroidered table cloth fabrics stashcurtains and you may already have beautiful embroidered table cloth fabrics stashed away.

This is EXACTLY what I need to do, I want sheer curtains for daytime privacy and a solid fabric to block out the light at night but the thing is I'm starting from scratch!

You don't have to have fancy linens either, look for things you have around the house like maybe unused curtains, fabric pieces, burlap, sheets, pretty kitchen towels, canvas drop cloths, bed coverlets, quilts or blankets.

I did get a kick out of the use of the horizonal striped fabric for the curtains.

Did you check tablecloths and shower curtains for your pillow fabric?

Floaty sheers might do the trick in summer, but when the evenings start to get cooler, swap light fabrics for heavier - weight lined curtains that will block draughts and insulate the room, so you stay good and cosy.

I'm trying to decide what I want to do on some bigger projects such as fabric for my curtains, painting my island, and maybe even painting the cabinets.

We did the same thing on are screened in front porch in Florida, but instead of using drop clothes I used shower curtains (green to match my shutters) so I didn't have to worry about fabric being ruined / mold and also used conduit.

Reiterating question from Kelly: did you make the curtains and what is the fabric?

If you don't mind, what's the source on those curtains (or fabric)?

In the family room we added that soft subtle ruffled bottom to it puddles a little, and the white curtains in the living room (below) are softer fabric as well so I don't mind if they puddle just a little bit.

Don't even get me started on that curtain fabric, that aqua island, and that sliding barn door.

I saw this and immediately thought of doing it the other way around — turn any (cloth) shower curtain into a window curtain:) That's cuz I just did that with the curtains for our french doors — added a strip of coordinating fabric to the bottom of two lovely cotton print shower curtains from Target to make them long enough, folded over and sewed down the top hem to hide the buttonholes, added clip rings, voila, speedy magic and the right print for way less than the cost of purchasing an equivalet yardage from Joann's.

These ideas include (but are not limited to): reinforcing / painting dining chairs, reupholstering cushions in different fabric (I KNOW, I said I was never gonna do that), add curtains, hang gallery wall above credenza, ETC!

I'm reupholstering two huge mid century chairs - black frame, white textured velvet fabric -, adding a compass rose anchored by a Moravian star to my entry ceiling, sewing Pom Pom trim to my white playroom curtains, and doing a lot of getting rid of and organizing.

Fortunately my mom would sew for me now and then, so I did enjoy getting new fabrics for curtains or pillows when she was able to help me out.

A modern take on traditional lace curtains, sheer curtains made from voile or chiffon fabric are an excellent option for dressing windows in rooms that you want to allow light into, but don't want passers by to be able to see in like glazed outside doors or cloakrooms.

I'm liking the simplicity of this waffle weave fabric and I didn't want a plain normal sized shower curtain for this room.

I have felt all mixed up and discombobulated by my curtains, but if you and Gitz do it, then I'm going to stop feeling like I'm cheating and start taking joy in this musical fabric thing that is going on around here.

I want to do something very similar but the shower curtain is made of a stiff fabric.

What do you get after an extensive search for fabric that matches your curtains but doesn't cost more than $ 6.00 a yard so you can cover that bench you bought because it was the last one and not the right color?

I just did this to my porch with a dark brown fabric shower curtain liner 84 ″ with a sheer crinkle taupe curtain on top.

I didn't read all the comments but wanted to mention that a cheap way to get a thicker cut of fabric is a shower curtain.

Unfortunately, I ran out of hem tape and had about a foot of curtain left to hem so I tried fabric glue instead (cause I don't sew) and it didn't work nearly as well.

I didn't originally intend for the room to have the burnt sienna and mustard / gold accents but they are present in the curtain fabric and they worked really well with the «Dimpse».

Similarly, I'd choose a solid colour fabric in a medium tone for a sofa, do something similar for the curtains, but buy something a little more «out there» for the cushions and accessories.

If your fabric choice is medium to heavyweight or you have a blackout blind, you can get away without lining your curtains, although they will hang better if you do.

If your curtain fabric is sheer or very lightweight and lining would make them look too heavy, don't be tempted to scrimp on the width — they should look full and billowing, not limp.