Patchwork curtains

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…

Last week’s splendid pile of Kismet fabrics has been transformed into boho style patchwork curtains. I couldn’t be happier with the way it pulls the two ends of our living room/dining room space together. The room feels at once more harmonious. It’s amazing how much curtains can really enrich a sp

Patchwork curtains are a fantastic way to enjoy your favorite fabrics every day. They add so much personality to your space! This tutorial is designed to help you sew patchwork curtains in whatever size will suit your needs. Happy decorating!

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...

Checker Patchwork Linen Curtain 🍿 100% Linen Fabric Made in Istanbul / Turkey Handmade- hand sewing in Maki atelier. This beautiful curtain is made from soft pink & and green natural linen fabric. Abstract checkered design is totally unique! You can order just one curtain or a set of two. All curtains can be custom-made in regards to colors, length, and elements - just send a message. Size for one piece curtain: Width 140 cm Length 250 cm Size for two part together: Width 280 cm Length…

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Gorgeous curtains made from vintage hankies. This one is particularly pretty.

I had such old window treatments on this glass door for years and I knew it was within my abilities to do something about it and to do it in a beautiful creative way! This is beginner friendly if you take it slow. If you want to get very complex and creative with this...

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...