Or really, a valance making machine! Nothing like having company over to get you to do those projects you keep avoiding right? I finally tackled my kitchen curtains. Here's a before picture from when we were moving in. (And when my external flash still was synced properly - anyone know how to sync an external flash???)
Swag-a-rific right? Not to mention there was a layer of dust so thick on them, it was disgusting.
Here's the window now. (see, lights not so great without my external flash. boo)
I used this tutorial again (which I highly recommend), Amy Butler and Kona Solid for the fabrics. And I also learned that sew in velco is half the price at Joann's than it is at AC Moore. Go figure. Close up of the valance.
This now lives in harmony with the curtains I did for the small window. (Oh, and my SUTK potholders too).
And on the other corner the covered canvases I blogged about the other day.
Slowly but surely the house is starting to feel more like my house. Only 3 more rooms to make/finish curtains for!
Looks great!
ReplyDeleteYou ARE a sewing machine. Oh, that sounds funny. But appropriate!
ReplyDeleteThings are looking great!
Looks great, Becky! Your kitchen looks very pretty too!
ReplyDeletethey look awesome! love the fabric and i love how bright and cheery they make your kitchen look!
ReplyDeleteAnother great touch! Yep, you're definitely making it your own, and I love that.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous! Love love it! I admit, though, that whenever I see SUTK, I do a double-take thinking that it's STFU. ;)
ReplyDeleteThey look great Becky! I love the fabrics you used!
ReplyDeleteLove the tangerine color!
ReplyDeleteThat AB print is perfect as a valence! It looks just perfect in your kitchen, great job!
ReplyDeleteLooks great, Becky! You're saving yourself hundreds—maybe thousands!—of dollars making all these curtains yourself! Good excuse to buy more fabric, right? : )
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and fresh! Nicely done.
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