Earlier this year Sarahc over at AT Chicago put together a great list of additional uses for tea towels around the house. We can now add the idea above: tea towels with different designs stitched together into a kitchen curtain. Whether you put together a curtain with vintage finds from the flea market or complimentary selections from Target/IKEA/KMart, we think there's possibilities for some patchwork charm. Some additional examples of DIY kitchen curtains and source below the jump...
[photo: Sarah Kaye]
And you don't necessarily need to resort to a patchwork configuration using tea towels, as 
We're still smitten with the idea and results of 
Plenty of great tea towel designs to choose from at 
what about that chair in the first pic? anyone?
view amt230's profile
really like the blue and white photo drape.
view poptart's profile
amt230, it's ikea from five years ago..
view lalonde44's profile
amt230, the chair looks a lot like one that i've been dreaming about but won't be able to afford for years:
http://www.dwr.com/product/solutions/smallspaces/salt-chair.do?search=basic&keyword=salt&sortby=ourPicks&page=1
view salchichasmalas's profile
Those are exactly two thoughts I had...but it's not quite the salt chair (which is the look I am hoping for also, salchichasmalas, but can't afford), but also isn't the ikea chair (which I might have to settle for, although I always find ikea chairs to be especially wobbly)
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00059444
The one above doesn't have any braces under it, which would probably make it particularly unstable. but I like the number of slats and shape of the back better than the ikea version.
view amt230's profile
Could someone please tell me where I can get the rug from the first photo?
view sarahisaghost's profile
@ amt230
I have this chair and it's from Ikea.
It's the "Svante - #13242". They're very sturdy.
Good luck.
view knives_out's profile
ravishing ravishing ravishing
every image
dreamy
GREAT idea
view Philip_Littell's profile