~no sew window treatment~

It's you're lucky day.

This will probably be my shortest post ever, due to not being able to find any of my tutorial pics. :)

Buuuut I did do this project over a year ago so I guess that's to be expected......right?

This window above my kitchen sink faces my neighbors two story brick wall.

 

 

It's not the best view but I do like the light that streams in at different times of the day, so I took that into consideration when deciding what type of treatment I wanted.

I didn't want anything that was too long so I couldn't display anything on the ledge, nor did I want to cover up too much of the window and lose the natural light.

And I'm not really into or very good at patterned fabrics so I decided on a short valance with some leftover drop cloth.

 

  

After trying to give you a tutorial, I'm realizing it's not super easy without those pics.

Darn. Well I'll just do my best.

I measured the window and cut my fabric about 8" longer than the window to allow for a little "bunching". Cut your fabric extra long. That bunching takes up more fabric than you might think. I allowed about a 2.5" overhang on the back over the tension rod, and attached it with stich witchery to the back of the curtain.

It looked a little plain so I added some grosgrain ribbon and tied some little bows at the bottom.

 

I've been moving my Halloween decor all over the place this year.

I can't seem to get it just how I want it.

Free printable from last year and some white pumpkins I bought from our new

Traders Joe's.

 

I still need to print out some halloween labels for the wine bottles.

  

 

Thanks for stopping by!

Stephanie