Patchwork curtains fabric scraps

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make patchwork curtains for a standard 25-inch window. Using fat quarters, yardage, or scraps, this simple square patchwork can combine any colors you love to add a farmhouse, quilty style to your home. I had planned to make a patchwork curtain for my kitchen for the longest time...

Many of us have quilt tops lying in wait of batting, backing, and binding. Instead, give them new life in the form of curtains. Pretty patchwork can really brighten up a space. When hung around windows, the light shining through makes the squares appear jewel-like. We love a good repurpose project. Teacupfaery shows us how […]

Phew - they are finally up and it's only taken at least 5 or 6 years and the most part of the last 2 weeks. It all started with Caroline Zoob's kitchen curtains back in 2003 (written about in this post in 2006) and then a chance buy of my...

Patchworked projects of all shapes and sizes are a super popular way to use up scrap fabrics from previous makes, allowing for playful colour combinations and often surprising end results. With loads of linen scraps leftover from previous blog projects, and inspo from this Closet Core Patterns tutorial (amongst others), we decided to try out a patchworked curtain using linens. This style of patchworking is similar to Jogakbo, an ancient hand-working method of patching originating from Korea…

I hung my favorite curtains! These voile patchwork curtains are one of the favorite things I’ve ever made. They’re exuberant, floaty, fun prettiness that I get to enjoy every day.

If you want to decorate your home with stylish handmade curtains rather than spending an exorbitant amount in buying readymade ones, then channelize your creative skills in a positive way …

Have any of you seen the patchwork curtains from Urban Outfitters? I loved them and when they weren't available anymore, I knew I'd have to make my own. I have…