Burlap window treatments

Looking for ways to add warmth and texture to the widows of your home or RV? See how easy it is to make these DIY burlap roller shades!

Ok, friends! I’ve got a quick and easy tip for you so that you can cut burlap or any other loose weave fabric in a straight, professional way! It is SO easy and…

I LOVE the burlap curtains and the clippy grommet curtain rod thingys :)

Length include natural burlap on top 5" high + unbleached natural cotton or white cotton for bottom -choose in drop down menu Antique brass grommets Jute rope included This curtain is unlined - let more light through Print is on raw edge medallion If you want any different print from our shop to be done here - send us a message This is high quality flock printing - flock has a velvety, fuzzy, plush hand feel.Printed design is slightly elevated from the garment. It’s important to avoid…

I recently had the privilege of making some burlap curtains for a friend. Allisa from Thobe Rentals asked me to make her some window treatments - 2 of the places a couple simple, hemmed panels would suffice. But for the door we decided something a bit more sophisticated was called for. I suggested a Burlap Roman Shade. After discussing it and checking with her husband about his opinion of making a Roman shade work there we decided to go for it.

One of the things I absolutely love about my new apartment is the gorgeous corner windows. My bedroom is always incredibly bright, I have a great view of University Avenue and the beautiful pink Emma’s building and I never have to turn my obnoxious tube lights on. But- my windows came with blinds. Horrible, terrible, […]

Last Thursday, I had had ENOUGH of my bare kitchen windows, and I decided to do my usual--figure out something fast, cheap, and easy using what I already had in the house. I had a

Lately I've been trying to evaluate my decor, get rid of things that aren't really my style anymore, and come up with new things to make. One of those things th…

I have had many people ask about one of our window treatments in our shop its super easy and only 5 dollars.....You can get a very wide burlap ribbon at Michaels in the wedding/bridal aisle. I think its $4.99 or $5.99. Then on a rod....you just cut a piece of the ribbon and tie it in a knot. Then you continue to cut pieces until you have covered the rod. I didnt even use the whole bolt of ribbon.

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