Patchwork curtains diy

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make patchwork curtains for a standard 25-inch window. Using fat quarters, yardage, or scraps, this simple square patchwork can combine any colors you love to add a farmhouse, quilty style to your home. I had planned to make a patchwork curtain for my kitchen for the longest time...

I used all my fabric stash up making these patchwork curtains!. Oh well, will have to buy some more!

Patchwork curtains are a fantastic way to enjoy your favorite fabrics every day. They add so much personality to your space! This tutorial is designed to help you sew patchwork curtains in whatever size will suit your needs. Happy decorating!

The Fabric Store on Instagram: "We’re always looking for scrap bust projects that turn project leftovers into something beautiful and useful! ✂️ This week we learned more about the Korean textile technique ‘jogakbo’ as we created this patchwork curtain. See all the pictures and info on how we made this on the blog — linked in our bio 🧡 #TheFabricStore"

Last week’s splendid pile of Kismet fabrics has been transformed into boho style patchwork curtains. I couldn’t be happier with the way it pulls the two ends of our living room/dining room space together. The room feels at once more harmonious. It’s amazing how much curtains can really enrich a sp

If you want to decorate your home with stylish handmade curtains rather than spending an exorbitant amount in buying readymade ones, then channelize your creative skills in a positive way …

These "BIG BIG patchwork" are unique handcrafted pieces made to measure to order. These pieces can also be imagined as bedspreads or tablecloths... I make these patchworks from linen fabrics that I glean in the factories of the morning mountains 30 km from my workshop-house (Loire, 42) For this reason each patchwork will be a little different depending on the fabrics that I have in stock at the time of your order. Contact me so that we can define together the colors and the size that you…

I had such old window treatments on this glass door for years and I knew it was within my abilities to do something about it and to do it in a beautiful creative way! This is beginner friendly if you take it slow. If you want to get very complex and creative with this...

Noticed recently: tone-on-tone cloths patched together in subtle, often perfectly imperfect windowpane patterns. We've spotted them in projects from the li