Burlap roman shades

My mom keeps saying I need to write a Bless'er House blunders post. Mainly because I have so many hilariously awful project fails that y'all have never seen. And yesterday, I created a borderline project fail. You'll

Here's how to make easy DIY burlap window shades with goods from the hardware store—all for less than $20 each.

Do you have a window just dying to be spruced up? Unlike standard curtains and blinds, Roman shades create a smooth, streamlined silhouette and allow only the desired amount of light into a room. Not only are they classic and contemporary,...

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Linen roman shades with ties / Cafe curtains for kitchen farmstyle / Cottagecore toile roman shades / Cute burlap valance farmhouse style A tie up valance is a short curtain that can be adjusted to let in varying amounts of light. It's perfect for small windows, allowing you to control natural light and maintain privacy while adding a touch of style. The tie-up design adds a delightful decorative element to your decor. Burlap adds a rustic and natural touch to your room decor. A burlap…

Roman Shade Tutorial using a drop cloth and no sew steps. How to cut a perfect square out of a drop cloth. Roman shade tutorial on the cording too.

Remember the Roman Shade I shared with you last week? Today it's time to give you the tutorial. So you can create your own Roman Shade! Read More...

Today’s quick creation. After a long time coming I finally made new roman shades for my kitchen window. The blue stripe of the old shades turned out to be too dark for my already dark kitchen. Those will almost certainly end up in #1-3 son’s room. The inspiration for these new shades came from the... View Post

My kitchen windows have been a little naked lately. They were a little embarrassed. I wanted to help them out, without spending alot of cashola. I had a vision of what I wanted to do and it involved burlap. I've never worked with burlap before. I found it to be quite pleasant to work with, except it was a tad messy. So here's what I did. I wanted the look of roman shades, but not real ones because I won't ever be closing them to block the view of our backyard. I bought some tension rods for…