One panel of my daughter's curtains are up. Please don't look too closely we are amateurs.
They are nine foot burlap panels with a twenty inch topper. She used these iron holders to clip them to. The toppers have triple pleats across the top.
They are lined of course. I know that is an extra step and expense, but it is so worth it. The true color of the fabric you choose shows and they do not fade.
She just has to hang three more and she
They look great! I would never know you are amateurs. Of course I can't sew a lick so that may not be saying much but I think you did a great job. I love the burlap and the topper looks great with it. I can't see the hooks too well but they look pretty from here.
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome Lori...you done good girl!
ReplyDeleteLori, those look wonderful! You are such a good mama!
ReplyDeleteLori her curtains look fantastic!! I love how you added the fabric to the top, it really finishes it off! Great job, Martina
ReplyDeleteLooking good...smart idea to line them...I lined mine that I made and happy that I did.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Great job, Lori! You're a step ahead of me! I've yet to make burlap panels. I've been wanting to, but haven't. I think they look great!
ReplyDeletePretty! They look really good, Lori. Not amateurish at all!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Lori - love the burlap!
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome! No way amateurish...love how they coordinate with the wall color.
ReplyDeleteWhat huge curtains! How fun. Burlap is so in. I need to make something with it.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right about linning them. It gives them body and they will hang more like custom draperies.
ReplyDeletexoxo Bunny Jean
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As a person who struggles to sew a button on something...I'd say these look wonderful! You should both be very pleased!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, these looks fantastic.
ReplyDeletexo bj
Great job, I love burlap!
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