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A classic curtain
Laura Gummerman and Sarah Rhodes Do you dream of making a curtain for your bathroom or living room but you are not very used to the sewing machine? Direction the blog A Beautiful Mess which explains step by step how to make a nice model without thread, without needle and without sewing machine. Source: A Beautiful Mess A colorful curtain
3 Little Greenwoods On the same principle, you could otherwise opt for this pretty punchy model. To do this, bring patterned fabric, a window panel, ribbon and an iron ... let's go! Source: Designer trapped A confetti curtain
Remodelaholic Do you want to add a playful and colorful touch to your slightly banal curtains? The great idea: revamp them with a few stencils and a little paint. Mini budget, maximum effect! Source: Remodelaholic A curtain with customized contours
Love maegan Another nice idea that will certainly give style to your curtains: sew small pompoms purchased in stores and ready to install using thread and a needle along your curtain. Source: Love maegan A curtain of pompoms
Zess If you have a little time in front of you and a lot of patience, you can also make your own tassels or if necessary make a curtain of tassels. To do this, bring balls of wool, embroidery thread, scissors and a needle and follow step by step the tutorial from Jessica from the Zess blog. Source: Zess A graphic curtain
Sisters suitcase blog Another possible transformation: put small geometric shapes on your white curtain. To do this, make a stencil of the desired shape and size then paint the inside of your stencil with metallic paint. Simple and efficient ! Source: Sisters suitcase blog Macrame curtain
Janae Hardy, Laura Gummerman and Emma Chapman With rope, macramé, a knot-based weaving technique, can also be used to make an original bohemian-style curtain. Source: A Beautiful Mess A tie and dye curtain
Meghan Klein Lovers of the tie and die trend will favor this tutorial which explains in a clear and detailed way how to create a nice gradient on a textile using soda ash, dye and ice packs. Source: Jojotastic A curtain with lace
My decorative notebook An old sheet, a tea towel, satin ribbon, scissors, thread, needle and pins, this is the material that you will need to bring together if you decide to make this pretty hand cousin curtain, a bit romantic. Source: My decorative notebook
