Diy kitchen window treatments

Enhance your windows and refresh your home's ambiance by crafting a DIY faux Roman shade. A cost-effective way to add elegance and style to your window treatments while maintaining your budget.

No sewing required is my kind of DIY project! How to make a faux Roman shade using simple Heat N Bond iron on hem tape and your favorite fabric. #nosew #fabricprojects #diy

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Looking for DIY Curtain Ideas? This article has 15 different easy and beautiful DIY Curtain Ideas for the bedroom, living room, and kitchen! #diycurtains

Starting from Scratch or Semi-Homemade, DIY Curtain Projects You Can Totally Pull Off

When we moved into our house, the windows in the kitchen came with a set of old mini blinds. And although I hated the way they looked, I liked their functionali…

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Easy DIY No Sew Window Valance

My kitchen was in need of a window shade, but I didn't want to spend too much money. So I got creative and made a faux fabric roman shade all by myself....witho…

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How to make your own cordless roman shades out of cheap vinyl mini blinds! All you need are some basic tools and materials, and a little bit of patience.

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If lighting is the jewelry of a home, then window treatments surely are the shoes! I mean, you need them! Learn how to make an easy DIY window cornice for your…

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Have you ever wondered how to make your own window treatments? Check out these cheap and easy DIY ideas guaranteed to provide you with inspiration! DIY WINDOW TREATMENTS

These are the easiest no sew window treatments that you will ever make! They use cloth napkins and are very affordable.

One Sunday afternoon last year, I picked up a new sewing machine and some fabric and made roman shades on my Instagram stories. It was a vulnerable and amusing exercise — nobody, including myself, had any idea whether it would work out (I will say there was some liquid courage involved), and luckily for us, it did! We ended up with two new blinds for our kitchen and much curiosity about what resources we used to get it done. I should preface by saying that while I did take some sewing…

Make your own window valance using fabric and foam.

"Pin-up" shades are the best way I can think to describe these, although they're really hook-and-eye shades. We live in a little house, an...