They said, " Just put anything up - it doesn't have to match or look nice."
(Not happening.)
If I was going to do it, I wanted to do it right. I found myself a book with good instructions, bought some drapery liner, and dug a cute fabric out of my stash.
There was a lot of measuring and ironing, and a lot of this...
After ironing and catch-stitching all of my hems and machine-stitching the top together, the slow part began - slip-stitching the lining and the curtain together. So, so slow.
I think it's the nicest (quality) cafe curtain I've ever made.
Too bad I decided it needs to be shorter. Now I get to do that hand hemming all over again, so I can see my window sil.
...at least girls can shower upstairs again...
Good job! I have always loved that fabric. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, great job! I love that fabric, too!! Looks great. I love the bows at the top.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
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