This project was so simple once I got a system down. I "no-sewed" sixteen curtains so I could have two panels on each curtain rod. I had a blast with the iron and my pretty new curtains. When my husband returned from work that afternoon, we took them to my classroom to hang them! I LOVE THEM! You will see in the pictures that I actually have thirteen windows in my room. I did not cover the windows that open. It created a nice little pattern though and didn't look bad at all!
The corner by that yellow bulletin board is were my classroom library is set up every year. I have yet to do that. I always like to organize and fix any labels while I set it up each summer.
I made my husband drive me around to the front of my room, as we were leaving, so I could see the beautiful curtains. I know, it doesn't show up very well with the vertical blinds closed and the lights off.
Wow, you have a lot of windows!! good job. I also did a DIY this summer-- only i was stitching by hand and one of those hand held sewing machines. I need to get down to Hobby Lobby.
ReplyDeleteJessica - from Tales-of-a-first-Grade-Teacher.blogspot.com
Our names and blogs are very close aren't they?--lol.
Lol, I was confused at first! I thought you were commenting in third-person on your own blog--lol!
DeleteI could see where it could be confusing Janaye! Thank you ladies for stopping by my little blog!
DeleteYour curtains look amazing!!! That's the kind of sewing that I need to be doing!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric! You are lucky you can put curtains on your windows! (Our fire marshal put an end to that.) Enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteEmilyK
How simple, but super looking, are your black and white polka dot curtains??? These will last you for many years of teaching...
ReplyDelete✿ Judy
teaching with J
Love those curtains and your windows!!!
ReplyDelete:) Nicole
Tadpole Tidbits
www.mrscorbitt.blogspot.com
I am trying to make curtains right now too. I am using the no sew tape! I can' sew!
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Stephany
primarypossibilities.blogspot.com
Join the "no-sew" club! I can't wait to see your curtains! I hope you post them on your blog!
DeleteI have no-sewed things even though I have a sewing machine and can KINDA ;) use it!! It is just easier some times! I love love love the curtains!
ReplyDeleteYour curtains look great!! I'm definitely going to try the no-sew curtains...and I think I may even try no-sew border for my bulletin boards :o)
ReplyDeleteYour curtains look so cheerful! I'm a new follower. Glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteMegan
I Teach. What's Your Super Power?
Hi Ms. Jessica! How thoughtful of you to make curtains for your classroom! I am sure your students love them. Clever idea using adhesives too! Using sheek style fabric for the lower portion of the windows gave the classroom a sophisticated ambiance.
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