Whether you're sharing a bedroom with your baby, want to give kids in a shared room a little privacy or have a loft or railroad-style apartment without doors or walls, you may be looking for a room divider. You can buy one (with lots of choices below $100) or you could make one in whatever fabric fits your fancy.
Using plumber's pipe and guided by a tutorial for building a rolling coat rack featured on Design*Sponge, Jutta and Panu built this colorful fabric screen for their living room. Visit Jutta's blog, Kootut Murut, for details on making your own and photos of the process.
(Image: Kootut Murut; Via: Going Home to Roost)
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Yeehaw! I've been trying to figure out a way to hang drapes at our lake house. I have the yardage but didn't want to mess with a huge wall of heavy drapes. I wanted a simple way to layer/stack the drapes so I could slide them to different positions, but we're talking about a LOT of heavy fabric and a LOT of mileage. Your roll-away contraption will work perfectly and will use less yardage. We can also roll them around for areas of privacy during our annual reunions. Thanks!