Painted Linen Curtains
Use your basic painting skills to add a vintage feel to plain white linen curtains.
From:
Marian Parsons
Repurpose Bed Sheets
You don’t have to be a master seamstress to make these ombre ruffled curtains. With basic sewing skills and an iron, you can get a designer look.
From:
Marian Parsons
Vintage Doorknob Tieback
Add an unexpected aspect to your window treatments by using vintage door knobs as tiebacks. This cost-effective idea will be the focal point of the room.
From:
Brian Patrick Flynn
Stenciled Monogram Valance
With just a few supplies, you can give your valance a custom look with a stenciled monogram.
From:
Brian Patrick Flynn
No-Sew Pennant Valance
To make this sporty window treatment, simply tie pennants made from felt for a fun addition to a kid’s room. No sewing required!
From:
Marian Parsons
Gold Chain Tieback
Add some sparkle to a room with gold chain curtain tiebacks. Spray a heavy weight chain in your color of choice to add visual appeal to your windows.
From:
Brian Patrick Flynn
Stenciled Draperies
Transform ordinary draperies into the exact look you want with stencils and spray paint.
From:
Brian Patrick Flynn
Leather Belt Tieback
Turn your window treatments into a fashion statement by using an old leather belt to tie back your curtains. Use solid belts or mix and match patterns for an eclectic look.
From:
Brian Patrick Flynn
Knotted Chiffon Cafe Curtains
If you can tie a knot, then these flowy cafe curtains will be a breeze to make. This project only requires chiffon fabric, a curtain rod and scissors.
Neck Tie(back)
You probably have several old neck ties lying around. Repurpose them as curtain tiebacks to add a masculine look to any room.
From:
Brian Patrick Flynn