Laura Fenton is a New York City-based writer and editor whose work has appeared in many publications, including Country Living, Good Housekeeping, Kinfolk and Parents. She is also the author of The Little House In The City.
After living for years in a top-floor apartment where curtains were unnecessary, I recently landed in a ground-floor unit that, despite its many selling points, happens to look directly into my new neighbors’ windows. Suddenly, attractive window coverings became a high priority — but one that, I quickly learned, cost a pretty penny. Instead of investing in off-the-shelf window dressings, I decided to make my own from an excess of beloved but rarely-used vintage napkins, amassed over a decade of digging in flea markets and secondhand shops. With a little bit of stitching, my incomplete and mismatched sets of dinner napkins became a charming patchwork curtain that’s sheer enough to let in lots of natural light, while still affording (priceless!) privacy.
To make your own, you’ll need a stash of napkins (tea towels and other vintage linens will work, too), a sewing machine, a few basic craft supplies, and the Tetris-like skills to piece your design together. Here’s how.

You will need:
- Napkins
- Iron
- Straight pins
- Sewing machine
- Thread
- Scissors
- Ribbon
- Measuring Tape

First, launder and dry your napkins. Then, rough out your curtain design by positioning the napkins in a pattern on the floor or across a large work surface. Make sure you have enough pieces to create a varied patchwork; when you reach an arrangement you like, snap a pic to refer to as you sew — or better yet, leave the napkins laid out as they are.

Iron napkins to remove any creases (and make them easier to pin and sew).

Begin pinning napkins together with straight pins, starting with the napkins in the center. Rather than lining up their edges precisely, you’ll want the napkins to overlap each other slightly, as shown.

Use a zigzag stitch to sew along the overlapped edges. The zigzag stitch will add extra visual interest to the curtain (and it’s also a forgiving stitch for less-than-professional seamstresses). After you complete the center section, pin a few more loose napkins from your laid-out design to the edges of the sewn pieces and use the zigzag stitch to secure. Keep sewing and pinning until you have created one full curtain panel.
Tip: If your napkins don’t create a perfect rectangle, you may need to trim some of the perimeter napkins. (Just be sure to leave a bit of seam allowance so that you can still hem those cut edges.)

Next, cut several 20-inch pieces of ribbon to act as curtain ties. (Ties should be spaced about five to seven inches apart. We used nine ties for our 48-inch wide panel; measure to determine how many you will need.)

Fold each piece of ribbon in half, measure to determine to its position at the top of the panel, and pin to the back side of the curtain.

Next, sew one continuous zigzag stitch across the top hem of the curtain panel and each of the ribbon ties. Use the ties to hang the panel from your curtain rod.

Photos and styling by Laura Fenton.
182 comments
Izabela CraftPointPL from CraftPointPL said 5 years ago
This is a great idea which i realize at home :) :) :)
Lady Bee from AngelsFoundGoodies said 5 years ago
What a fabulous idea! Thank you so much for this idea! I am creative so i'm going to enjoy this project! I have lots of napkins/hankies/headscarves just sitting in a drawer and now thanks to your great idea I can display them! Kindest regards Lady Sabina Olivia Heywood
Sue from SuesAkornShop said 5 years ago
What a cool and unique idea.
Megan from MegansMenagerie said 5 years ago
This is such a great project and a perfect way to be eco friendly! I love the patchwork look too!
Olga Mareeva from OlgaMareeva said 5 years ago
Great! Lovely!
Jessica from CreativeDollCrafts said 5 years ago
This is beautiful!!
Carmen Carmina said 5 years ago
Great ideea! I will do it!
Nataliya Birmingham from NewBundleOfJoy said 5 years ago
Very charming!
ACR from WoodsyWools said 5 years ago
LOVE this.
Donna Stern from IndigoandOndine said 5 years ago
I love this and I'm going to try this myself.
nlbgrammy from Qt2t said 5 years ago
What a clevor idea!! The look is amazing!!!
DecadesOfVintage from DecadesOfVintage said 5 years ago
I love using old vintage beautiful items for new decor ideas!! Thanks for the terrific blog post.
Kata from KataKiosK said 5 years ago
Lovely collage!
Kim Cole from BeachDaisyJewelry said 5 years ago
Cute curtain, a sweet decorating idea!
RareRagsandTreasures from RareRagsandTreasures said 5 years ago
What a great idea for all the orphans and mismatched linens I tend to accumulate! Very sweet!
benna and hanna from bennaandhanna said 5 years ago
Very cool idea! Thanks for the tip
Linda Foerster from HollyCreekHome said 5 years ago
I've tried this trick before with cute and pretty cotton dishtowels which work as well - one or two usually fit across the bottom of a window as a cafe curtain or the top as a valance!
Matejka Max from NattyMatty said 5 years ago
Nice!
Clare Lo from BoudoirInTheAir said 5 years ago
Great upcycling ideas for us! Curtain with memories...
Relly from RelsFindsNapaValley said 5 years ago
Wonderful ideas! Thanks for sharing your experience and complete instructions.
mary from QueenofCuffs said 5 years ago
Wonderful idea - perfect in so many ways - and will look good from both viewpoints !!
julierockhead said 5 years ago
Unless it is arrainged and made into a perfect scene like the above picture, thos curtain looks like used rags in the window. In a real house where people live, plants and books and little end tables don't color coordinate themselves. I used to try and do the shabby chic thing, and unless you love alone and want to spend a lot of time staging your home, it just looks a mess. If you want patchwork, buy or make a quilt. If you want window treatments, buy or make something that looks neat and gives you the level of light reduction you need. If you want to take pictures for an article that you want to get a lot of "hits", make curtains out of old dish towels.
Amber from BambuEarth said 5 years ago
This idea would be adorable over a little bathroom window ♥︎♥︎♥︎
Elizabeth Knaus from FreshRetroGallery said 5 years ago
Similarly, I once made a picnic table cloth out of vintage linen calendars.
Adam Speicher from SpeicherBowTieCo said 5 years ago
cool
Kseniya and Ekaterina from LegendaVincento said 5 years ago
Very original idea! Thank you!!! 。◕‿◕。
accentonvintage from accentonvintage said 5 years ago
Lovely project!
Kashuen Collectibles from Kashuen said 5 years ago
I kind of agree with julierockhead . This is not easy to put this kind of curtain in all the house. It will require vintage lover who decorate their house in certain way. Thanks for sharing.
Joy Wood said 5 years ago
Everyone has t shirts that can be used for the same thing. While it might not let in the light as well you can still come up with color coordinated room.
Aga from AgasJourney said 5 years ago
Lovely. Thank you for shairng
Madeleine Keller from ThoseGoodVibrations said 5 years ago
This is adorable and such a great idea. I can see doing something similar with old pillowcases, since the fabric is similarly thin and would still let some light in. I definitely want to try this for decorating my apartment next year!
fragilecircuitV from VintageBlend said 5 years ago
The light framed in nostalgia. Nice.
FeltWoolSlippers S from FeltWoolSlippers said 5 years ago
So romantic and beautiful idea! Lovely!
Fernando Eizaguirre from EizaArt said 5 years ago
I need like four of these!!!
Claudia Aguilar from MyPolyesterCloset said 5 years ago
Lovely!
Georgia from JewelMeShop said 5 years ago
Great idea! I'll try to make one for my studio. Thanks for sharing!
Kathleen Lynch from BellaKPDesign said 5 years ago
Love the idea! Reminds me of a country cottage, so light and breezy! Great for spring and summer! Thanks for sharing!
Rita from MissAntique said 5 years ago
Etsy and Laura thank you for the inspiration! Just made mine, looks beautiful!!
maggie pompom from maggiepompom said 5 years ago
Cute curtain, a sweet decorating idea!
Amy Gunderson from amysfunkyfibers said 5 years ago
Such a pretty sweet idea!
Sister Butterfly from MyButterflySister said 5 years ago
I love it. SO pretty!
Oleksandr Bondarchuk from bondceramics said 5 years ago
Good thing!
Mirela Lace Wedding from Laremi said 5 years ago
So original!
unflappableproducts from unflappableproducts said 5 years ago
beautiful! Thought about doing this with hankies but it would take too many~
a casa con Manu from Acasaconmanu said 5 years ago
Bellissima!!!
Yulia from 2FunnyBirds said 5 years ago
Lovely!!!!!
Asma from AsmaOriginal said 5 years ago
Amazing idea!
TropicalGarden from TropicalGarden said 5 years ago
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing:)
Tova from TovasTreasures said 5 years ago
Finally a solution for all those lonely napkins laying around... THANKS for sharing !!!!!!!!!!!
Becca Koopmans from wearlovenow said 5 years ago
A gorgeous way to reuse such beautiful linens. Thanks for wonderful instructions and visuals.
Sharri Dee from SharrisCuteCaps said 5 years ago
Finally found something to do with a window in need of a curtain! Very unique....LOVE this. Thanks for sharing.
Jeannie Kramer from NanasHousePottery said 5 years ago
Love it!
Caroline Barbosa from OldSoulVintageLtd said 5 years ago
Great tutorial!
Wirat J. from SkylaBoutique said 5 years ago
This is a really useful DIY illustration as I have looking for way to give character to the curtain. :)
Vera Noritsa from CobraQueensGift said 5 years ago
Cool idea! Lovely!
Julia K Walton from FireHorseVintageHQ said 5 years ago
A beautiful effect - and a great way to showcase your napkin collection - recycling at its best! :o)
Cathy from msbijouxbeads said 5 years ago
Super Pretty! ♥
Nicole from KarmaCodeOne said 5 years ago
I have lots of small pieces left over from the fabric bouquets that I make ~ I'm going to try it . Thanks for the idea it really is pretty. Very light and airy for this time of year.
Bohemian Up from BohemianUp said 5 years ago
I love old linens and love this idea to showcase some orphan napkins. Thank you for sharing this DIY!
Ruth from RuthsGreenTreasures said 5 years ago
I love your curtain. Feeling inspired to create something similar for myself.
Rosie from RosiesButtons said 5 years ago
So light and airy looking!
Pagan's Raven said 5 years ago
The problem with "sheer enough to let light in" is - many people don't realize that at night, when the lights are on in your place and it's dark outside (or even when there are close by apartments who have visual access to your windows) the lights inside illuminate everything 10 fold. Thus, those sheer or thin curtains do nothing for privacy.
Kay from LakeBreezeVintage said 5 years ago
Very creative! A great way to use a collection of vintage napkins or even hankies. I love it!
Makenzie Alvarez from HanksAndNeedles said 5 years ago
Fun idea. Thank you for sharing.
Anastasia from LAccentNou said 5 years ago
So fun! Love it!
Times Three Vintage from Times3Vintage said 5 years ago
Laura, your curtains are so soft and lovely! I grew up on a farm where everything was either handmade, homemade or hand-me-downs, and these sweet curtains remind me so much of my grandma's handmade winter quilts! Thanks for the memories!
Dollclothesline from DollClothesline said 5 years ago
Love it!
Rhonda from RhondaCustomSewing said 5 years ago
So fun! And cute!
Dahlila S. from dahlilafound said 5 years ago
This is SO beautiful. I've seen it done with vintage scarves too, but this would be wonderful in the kitchen or where you might want a heavier drape. Thank you!
Barbara Boyce from AnotherTimeAntiques said 5 years ago
Clever way to mix up vintage napkins. Oh Yeah!
aressa from OriginalBridalHanger said 5 years ago
Awesome curtain....Love this idea...Thanks for sharing!
StillVintage from StillVintage said 5 years ago
Great way to reuse and give new admiration to good quality vintage linens that are not made the same way anymore.
NeatoKeen from NeatoKeen said 5 years ago
Love the use of vintage in new ways! Thank you for sharing your fun idea!
MYJ from MYJsGallery said 5 years ago
Great idea :) Lovely !
PSOGLAVKA KLARA from PSOGLAVKA said 5 years ago
LOVE THIS IDEA =)
Erin from GarageCoutureClothes said 5 years ago
Very good idea! You can also stitch a row of vintage napkins together and make yourself a shabby boho scarf.
Rosita from pillowlink said 5 years ago
So creative. Lovely for farm house, for summer house or even for cozy kitchen. The way to use fabric scrap as well.
Nadia Morgan from Felt4Soul said 5 years ago
So creative!
DaliaWhole from DaliaWhole said 5 years ago
Love it! Very pretty :)
Nan Bennett from LeBuaJewelry said 5 years ago
Nice idea, love to make one:-)
Vicki A from thriftyvicki said 5 years ago
Very cute, I love patchwork in general, and old linens.
Cristy Ramos from ArtisanBathandBody said 5 years ago
Great idea! Thank you very much for sharing :)
Katie Anne from MiddleCoast said 5 years ago
Love it! Let's hope I can find some to make it! :)
Natalia from Nikifashion said 5 years ago
Great work!
Gulabo from Cooldesires4u said 5 years ago
Brilliant xx
Bobbie from nowvintage said 5 years ago
wow! I can totally see that gently billowing in the breeze! beautiful!!!
rosebudsvintage from WillowsWear said 5 years ago
What a lovely curtain. I have made curtains from sheets, old lace tablecloths, quilts, and even my extra large afghans, for warmth. Got to go and gather all my vintage linens to make some of these curtains for the summer. Thanks!
Robert Kidd from KitchenCarvings said 5 years ago
Great idea! I think this would look very charming in a cabin.
Prettycasesshop from Prettycasesshop said 5 years ago
Very creative! :)
Patti Trostle from PattiTrostle said 5 years ago
Great idea!
Jeanne B from PruAtelier said 5 years ago
Came out great! I also like the look of inexpensive, lightweight white or patterned quilts as curtains....keeps the heat or cold out and looks very lush! For the heavier weight though, wood rods are best, especially for wider windows.
Mrsbshop from Mrsbshopetsy said 5 years ago
Interesting
Siwat Sararak from MrMinDesign said 5 years ago
So interesting!! :3
Chotika Prasitsaeng from ChoArtJewelry said 5 years ago
I love it! Good idea.. Thanks
sandy said 5 years ago
Looks lovely.. great idea....Thanks :)
Yulia from 2FunnyBirds said 5 years ago
Lovely project!
Tanja Kruglova from tatajashma said 5 years ago
Fun idea )
BLUstudio from BLUSTUDIOshop said 5 years ago
Wonderful idea to recycle!
Barbra Joan Originals Joan from BarbraJoanOriginals said 5 years ago
love it. I once bought a vintage blouse sewn from hankies , linens and lined. It was then cut out as the blouse .. I then hung it on an antique clothes hanger in front of a laundry room window.. .. I'm thinking you could do this as a shower curtain, lined with a plastic liner.
MyVaky from MyVaky said 5 years ago
Nice recycle idea!
Diana from joliefemme said 5 years ago
Great idea! I need a new kitchen curtain right now.
Danielle Bernard said 5 years ago
Very good idea!!!!!!
Devmukti jewels from DevmuktiJewels said 5 years ago
Hello Laura Fenton, What a clevor idea!! The look is amazing!!! This is such a great project and a perfect way to be eco friendly!
Lowe Jewelry from lowelowejewelry said 5 years ago
Lovely :)
fish mizao from Blackteawhitetea said 5 years ago
This is the most fun in life, isn't it?
teestrend from Trend2Tees said 5 years ago
Too creative :)
Yulia from 2FunnyBirds said 5 years ago
Amazing idea!
Vickie S. Street from VickiesVintageroom said 5 years ago
Not a sewer, but awesome idea
Nerrissa W from RecycledWares said 5 years ago
Anything project that gives me the chance to recycle is awesome. I must try this.
Kathy from KiwiTiniCreations said 5 years ago
Love this cute and easy idea!
Julia Ong from SunshineFashion said 5 years ago
What a creative idea you done ! I Love It !
Moon Munson from papertreeshop said 5 years ago
I've got one that I made similar to this idea. I used clothes of my late mum's so I can have something reminding me of her all the time without having my wardrobe full of her old clothes.
Arlene MacAusland from TwistedKnickersInc said 5 years ago
lovely way to enjoy your collection of napkins ♥
TMCdesigns from NorthMajestyTrail said 5 years ago
Thanks for the specifics... love this use of favorite vintage linens! Best, TMC
Romina from RedPandasCloset said 5 years ago
I never thought to make a curtain like this from napkins. This looks great!
Linda Mahac from VintageCanineCouture said 5 years ago
I tend to agree with julierockhead, unfortunately. It is a clever idea, but I didn't care for the sloppy look at the bottom and the bright ties on the top. Sorry.
Chamey from Chameyscorner said 5 years ago
I also agree with julierockhead. While a nice idea, it looks tacky and sloppy to me. I think, however, with some refinement, it could work, but not with napkins. They're too small and have to be pieced which brings on the tacky, sloppy look. (Maybe that's the charm?) So, while this version is not for me, it's getting me to think about another way to do it with recycled materials.
lartetlamode from TheLanquageOfFlowers said 5 years ago
Love it!
Vector Vintage from vectorvintageshop said 5 years ago
Fantastic! Finally something easy but cool I can make with my long-neglected sewing machine
Campbell and Me from chachachic said 5 years ago
What a great idea! So simple, so practical, so beautiful! Lovely!
Ambar Cedeno from aprilscollection said 5 years ago
Like the idea!
Kimberly Bunting from BlinkingEyes said 5 years ago
Very cute!
Mill Street Folkart from MillStreetFolkart said 5 years ago
As a variation . . . I used coordinating tea towels and mini cafe pressure rods to make valances and cafe curtains. I used small cafe hooks to hang the towels on the rods. In one room I covered the rod with a coordinating "sleeve" to hide it. It's a neater look for those of us (me!) who need to match things . . . I have also used over-sized placemats for curtain panels.
Jill Welk from babypdesigns said 5 years ago
Great idea. Love the vibe a soft diy curtain adds to a room. Thanks for allthe handy info.
Paula G Jeslyn from JeslynsTreasures said 5 years ago
How lovely, unique, original, I am planning on purchasing one in the future. Thank you for being so creative! :)
The Forma from TheFormaClay said 5 years ago
I loved this! Great idea!
Ladybug Creations from ladybug9753 said 5 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing and have a super day .
ann täpp from TallinnVintage said 5 years ago
great idea
AntiquesAtlanta from AntiquesAtlanta said 5 years ago
Love this idea! Nice shabby chic couture:)
Arianna Featherstone from HerbNLiving said 5 years ago
so dreamy! this is a super idea
CartoCreative from CartoCreative said 5 years ago
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
Avianti Jewelry from AviantiJewelry said 5 years ago
Such a cute idea!!
Soap Sista Peters from CHEROKEEWEAH said 5 years ago
I need a curtain in the living room and unfortunately, my budget doesn't allow the purchase so Thank You for this idea! I am going to try this, very creative. I really like the blue hooks, colors make me happy!:)
Annie from creativemind said 5 years ago
Hmmm. I have lots of vintage napkins. But I use them - as napkins! I hope that everyone considering this project or similar, is also actually using their cloth napkins, and not just letting them sit around, while spending money and consuming natural resources by using paper towels and paper napkins. I love using my vintage cloth handkerchiefs, napkins, and tea towels!
Jules Read from JulesReadJewellery said 5 years ago
Love this creation. Upcycling at it's finest. Well done.
Urairak from LeelaMalee said 5 years ago
I like this. I will do it !
Chrisy McConnell from ARTDECADENCE said 5 years ago
It's wonderful! So inspiring. You could use handkerchiefs...or scarves...or...the excitement! Thank you.
Sarah Nolt from MoiPochette said 5 years ago
Sweet!
Lisa Marie Renee Jane from BonnetsBagsTreasures said 5 years ago
Beautiful. perfect for a country kitchen or a plain kitchen that needs that extra something. Thanks, Lisa Marie
Dan Leasure from DanLeasure said 5 years ago
I just love this idea. You did a great job presenting it, photos and all! Thank you for sharing. I'm inspired to do this. Kathleen, Dan's Secretary
Iryna Fedarava from NikkolinaArt said 5 years ago
Very nice! Thanks! )
lisa bradford from NoheaLehuaDesigns said 5 years ago
One of my favorite shops in Carmel Valley, CA - Tancredi and Morgan - employed a similar idea a few years back using vintage handkerchiefs and attaching to a curtain rod using brass clip rings. Same idea - lightweight, playful, and just darn cute!
CottonAki from CottonAki said 5 years ago
such a creative idea.love it.
APocketfulOfVintage from APocketfulOfVintage said 5 years ago
Supplies for this idea.......................yes :) Time available to make....................no :(
Heidi S from FashionBone said 5 years ago
Oh how cute! My sister used to hang vintage aprons in her kitchen window. I love using textiles in unique ways
StudioZoe from ArtStudioZoe said 5 years ago
Fabulous!trendy!Thank you!
Richard Gries from TheLaughingGreyhound said 5 years ago
Great idea for tea towels, napkins, even old hankies!
k y said 5 years ago
It's cool and how to reply the relation design on here blog?@challo can i publish as you go?
Alissa From Pigeon Macramé from PigeonMacrame said 5 years ago
This would look great with doily's too.
Olena Ivanova from Wildbag said 5 years ago
WOW! Its very nice idea! Congrats!!
Avis Carty from AvesAttic said 5 years ago
I love it and the idea of using vintage linen calendar towels is a neat idea too! Thanks for the creative work!
SundayTreasures from SundayTreasures said 5 years ago
I love it. SO pretty!
Theresa Garcia said 5 years ago
Really cute curtain.Great idea and a wonderful article.
Dorota Jedrusik from obversDeSIGN said 5 years ago
:)
kim rhodes-thomas from pinksnakejewelry said 5 years ago
Cool Idea!!
Cindyanne from MoreFriendsAndCo said 5 years ago
Thank you for the instructions. Cool idea for farmhouse, rustic living but agree it isn't for a minimalist apartment.
Judith Maranger from MusiqueetProse said 5 years ago
Julie Rockhead certainly lives up to her name. My mother always taught me… "if you can't say something nice to someone, don't say anything at all." Love this idea… I'm not much of a sewer, but I am going to give this a try. Thank you for sharing!
RavensRefuge from RavensRefuge said 5 years ago
What a wonderful idea -- thank you for sharing! I'm going to try this with my girls (age 5 & 7), who recently have become enthralled with the sewing machine & the possibilities that it opens up. This will be a perfect project for us, and one that will make the girls proud to have made something that they see everyday in our home. thanks again.
Sue Faunt from somethinspecial said 5 years ago
Super cute! I need to buy a sewing machine, I used to love to sew when I was younger...
SevenBeads from SevenBeads said 5 years ago
Great! Lovely!
julz from julzcraftsupplies said 5 years ago
copying this on my blog julzcrafts.com as I'm sure my readers will be interested - hope thats OK with you?
Tina from AnimalCharm said 5 years ago
Very cute. I love this idea.
Diane Conner from ReflectionsByDi said 5 years ago
You were so kind to not only show the finished project but steps with pictures in creating it. You ROCK!!! Thanks so much.
Cheryl Mendenhall from EECustomHorseShoes said 5 years ago
Love upcycling things! What a creative idea! Thanks for sharing! Cheryl
Krasi Kids Art from gingerkidsart said 5 years ago
Great idea! Beautiful designs! Thank you for sharing. Congratulations!
ancienesthetique from ancienesthetique said 5 years ago
wooo so good, this coincides nicely with a curtain I'm making from antique linen scraps, old sheets, but actually I saw it on pintrest.. but napkins.. another excellent idea! I will start collecting.. merci beaucoup
ancienesthetique from ancienesthetique said 5 years ago
according to julierockhead, she 'loves alone'!!!! is that part of the problem perhaps?!!!
RandomLunacy from RandomLunacy said 5 years ago
While its not for everyone, it seems to be for a lot more people than julierockhead or less than a handful people seem to care about. No, its not for everyone, and you're in entitled to your opinion, but the "If you want to take pictures for an article that you want to get a lot of "hits", make curtains out of old dish towels." was unwarranted.
Rosa Munoz from DollRoomDecors said 5 years ago
This is great! very different from what is available in stores. All handmade,,you have totally inspired me. You also gave me a great idea of creating this with pieces of fabric I have or my long skirts! Thanks
UmmNiyatiJewelry from UmmNiyatiJewelry said 5 years ago
Very nice idea. Thank you for sharing. Best wishes,
Ángela Barrio from AngelaBarrioCostura said 5 years ago
Great idea !!!! All have many napkins and did not use them as such because use of paper napkins. In addition to recycling it is beautiful !!! thanks for sharing.
Elena Vorobey from ElenaVorobey said 5 years ago
Great idea! Thank you.
Lauren from ChezlyXsane said 5 years ago
Oh how cute and creative!
Julie from KSTigerlily said 5 years ago
Great use for vintage linen! Extraordinary!
Johanna N. from JohannaNelsonStudio said 5 years ago
This is such a coool idea. Thanks as always Etsy! :)
Shijun from ShijunArt said 5 years ago
LOVE this.
KiaraHandMade from KiaraHandMade said 5 years ago
This is beautiful!! Greetings from Poland :)
Veebipood from KiVidesign said 5 years ago
What a great idea!
Seipelo kele from seipeloart said 5 years ago
wow!!!!!great!
Maria Novaes from SiverLining said 5 years ago
Love this idea.
Stephanie Jorge from NovoLarCreations said 4 years ago
So easy and practical. Gotta try!
Shirley Freeman from Sewingthrutheyears said 3 years ago
love your curtains. keep up the great work.