After reupholstering our dining room chairs yesterday, I had some leftover Lowe's dropcloth fabric and wanted to use the remaining cloth to make kitchen curtains. I really wanted to create a nice flow from our dining room to the kitchen and using the same fabric in both spaces is a great way to create that feeling.
Here are some pictures I uploaded below of what I did with the dropcloth and a few pictures of how it looks in our kitchen nook.
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| Look how much left over fabric I had after reupholstering our 4 dining room chairs!!! Score!! |
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| I bought 2 packs of curtain clip rings at Target! (I didn't even know that Target sold these until yesterday). Gotta love Target! |
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| I bunched the curtain fabric up top and clipped on the rings so it would give a nice look. |
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| I wanted to hold the rings up to see how the "bunching" would look. Love it!! |
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| This is the kitchen nook window I needed to cover. The picture is a little dark because of the amount of natural light that is let in here. Oops! |
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| If you look close, you can see the bunching that I was able to create with the clip-on rings. |
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| Another picture of the NEW curtains. I really like them! |
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| Today, we met with some friends and played outside in the beautiful weather! Isn't she cute?!?! :) That's it for today's post, but I will be back tomorrow with another quick DIY project! Thanks for stopping by! |
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