Tier Curtains 24 inch Rod Pocket for Kitchen Casual Weave Textured Cafe Curtain Semi Sheer Short Curtain for Bathroom Half Window,Thick, 2 Panels, W68xL24|Set,White
IDEALHOUSE White Tier Curtains,Waffle Woven Textured Short Window Curtain for Cafe,Bathroom,Kitchen & Kids Bedroom Rod Pocket Curtains (2 Panels, 30Inch Wide by 36Inch Long)
PONY DANCE Window Curtain Valances – Rod Pocket Drapes Set Thermal Insulated Curtain Panels Noise Reducing Window Treatment for Kitchen, 42 W x 36 L inch, Pure White, 2 Pcs
NICETOWN Blackout Drapes for Small Window – Functional Plain Grommet Top Curtain Panels for Cafe (Black, 2 Pieces per Package, W52 x L36 inches + 1.2 inches Header)
Kitchen furniture that’s cheap that we’d love to have in our houses. House & Garden stylist Charlie Porter puts together a weekly shopping guide with a stylish mix of affordable high street and unique vintage pieces.
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A simple and country chic cafe curtain set, made out of 100% natural burlap, perfect for a kitchen or living room window. This set includes 2 panels made in the size you request. Each panel has a rod pocket top, good for a curtain rod 1.5\
mom’s house
Novice crafters will love this easy, no sew cafe curtain video tutorial. Make a window curtain using hem tape and an iron. No sewing machine needed!
Embellishing Tips for Cooking Area
I went to the Dollar Store and saw pillow cases with the perfect print on them for my bathroom. Hmm I thought I bet I can make a valence out of 2 pillow cases. So I purchased 2 pillow cases and now I began to brainstorm how can I make this into a valence?? I don’t have a sewing machine and I’m certainly not going to hand sew. Then I cut open the pillow case length wise and cut open the side to make one big open piece of fabric. Next I put the two ends of fabric back together an…
boca home
pinch pleated cafe curtains, tutorial making pinch pleated cafe curtains, tutorial, ralph laure fabric, pleat calculator, pleating tape,
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feed sacks used as cafe curtains I cut my feed sacks to the size I needed for my windows then rolled the edges under and hemmed on the sewing machine. You do not have to hem the edges, but
could leave them raw for a more rustic look, or hem with iron-on hemming tape. Because I had shelving on one side and a cabinet on the other, I screwed in eye hooks to hold picture wire. I added curtain clips to the feed sacks, then slid them onto the wire then pulled tight to each eye hook and…
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With a need to cover my windows and a small budget to do it with I decided on this Ikea dishtowel hack using my favorite .69 cent dishtowels!
