Sometimes, plain linen panels won't do. Sometimes, your windows need a bit of glamour — some lace, a few delicate circles fluttering at the top, a ruffle or two. In those cases, one of these ethereal, DIY options may be the perfect choice.
- Paul Lowe, of Sweet Paul, created a beautiful curtain by sewing on vintage doilies. From Country Living.
- These flutter curtains by KojoDesigns are labor-intensive, but really, really pretty.
- Beux R'eves ruffled drapes are perfect for an airy guest room,
(Images: As linked above.)
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I'm not a lace person AT ALL, but the first one is kinda pretty. I think one reason I like it, though, is that it's an interior drape (doorway?) not on a window...
1 and 2 are amazing. #2 may be labor intensive but the end product is so worth the time invested. LOVELY!
Wow, thanks for the feature. I think I saw the inspiration curtains on sale recently- since they're so much work (seriously, so much work!), if you could find them on sale, they might be worth it.
That said, I love those curtains so much- they seem to be at home in any room.
Love the other options as well! Vintage doilies = genius!
Where is the sofa from?