Comments on: the cheater’s guide to easy window treatments https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/ The Handmade Home is a full service rehab, construction and design firm with an exclusive product line, at The Handmade Home Studio. Fri, 19 Apr 2019 16:57:22 +0000 hourly 1 By: the beach cottage: sitting room plans - the handmade homethe handmade home https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-746174 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-746174 […] to hem the sides. And I would take a page from our own book on cheap hardware that looks great, here. We realize that the ceiling slopes a little because it was once a carport. We can simply cheat […]

]]> By: Meredith https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-746132 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-746132 I never tire of pictures of your adorable home, Ashley! I wrote a blog post about easy accents in the home and linked you. You have the best sense of color and fun–It’s so inspiring!

XO

]]> By: Some Links to Love | Lindsey Learns https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-746106 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-746106 […] The Cheater’s Guide to Easy Window Treatments. When we moved into our house, none of our windows had anything on them whatsoever (and there are a lot of windows). We have curtains in the living room, but we have pretty cheap blinds every where else. How amazing do those copper pipes look in lieu of curtain rods?! […]

]]> By: handmade savvy saturday - the handmade homethe handmade home https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-746030 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-746030 […] real soon, but in the meantime, here’s a little of what we covered this week: we shared our favorite tips and tricks for easy window treatments, marbleized hexacoasters, Rigby and Fitz took over again, our fave fancy shmancy grilled cheese, […]

]]> By: Lora https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-745985 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-745985 Hi – Love your ideas and enthusiasm. I sort of can sew but those long long seams are sooo boring and time consuming. I have used stitch witchery and fabric glue for some drapes – then I found you can get a board and get somebody to staple batting on it if you want and get them tto hang it above your windows. Get a bunch of fabric in one length. drape an end of the fabric on one side of the board and tie a knot in it and then cover the board to the other end , stapling as you go. Do another knot at the other side and leave a length down. It looked great. Yours look wonderful and I want to try the pipe idea!!

]]> By: Corrie https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-745984 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-745984 I’m cheap and buying fabric can get expensive with my taste. So…I found some cute tablecloths from Target and used ring clips to hang them. Ta-da! No sew, no effort, and a grand total of $30 for two! I didn’t even hem them…puddling at the floor is all the rage, right? Now I’m always on the hunt for cute tablecloths. You never know when I might change my mind and want to switch things up!

Second favorite window solution – burlap, hem tape, and ring clips.

]]> By: Erika https://www.thehandmadehome.net/the-heaters-guide-to-easy-window-treatments/#comment-745980 http://www.thehandmadehome.net/?p=37505#comment-745980 this is so useful for people who haven’t got a clue about windows (me) and need advice (me), thank you xxxx

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