Yes! Finally finished my master bedroom curtains, valances & pillow covers. They remind me of a rich, tropical resort. I again used the Sew 4 Home lined-tab-top panel tutorial for the panels. Other tutorials I visited for inspiration were this one from 7 Layer Studio and this one from Sew 4 Home. For the buttons, I used assorted black & gold vintage buttons. The valances are fully-lined and the pillows and tie-backs are from the same material. The pillows are a simple envelope-back for washing & changing. My friend, Denise at Whimsy Couture has a free tutorial here for pillow covers. I'm really happy with them! This weekend I'm working at hanging pictures & mirrors then it's on to the kids' rooms.
Great job with the curtains...beautiful. I am getting ready to start my own curtain project soon for the living room picture window. They will be crocheted. Peace, Stephanie
ReplyDeleteYour curtians are beautiful, I looove that you used vintage buttons on your tabs, I did this a few years ago with tab curtians also, the buttons are my fave part!
ReplyDeleteDebbie @ Cottage Hann~Me~Downs
these are beautiful - I especially love the pillows!
ReplyDeleteGood job. I like the lush tropical look with out the "Florida room" colors. Hot pink, aqua and orange aren't very restful.
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Becky
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Congratulations on getting your curtains done. Great job! I love that your pillows match too!
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Jen
They look great! I need to make myself some curtains!
ReplyDeleteWow. What a beautiful job you did on your draperies and pillows. You should be very pleased. I particularly love the vintage buttons you used for the tabs. I need to get a sewing machine. :(
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