This year, as I was putting up my kitchen Christmas decorations, I decided I needed a red curtain topper for the window above my sink. After looking all over town (in other words I'd looked at Wal-Mart and Target!) I hadn't found a thing. So, I thought I'd see what I could do on my own - without spending too much time, too much money or too much energy. And without sitting down at a sewing machine - which I haven't done in going on 18 years...
My answer - "stitch witchery"!
I used my blue gingham summer valance as a pattern,
and created "seams" with the stitch witchery.
I now present…
...my Christmas kitchen window! Love it!
Total cost - $4.10
fabric $2.81 - 1 1/2 yards fabric @ $1.87/yd
stitch witchery $1.29 - 20 yards Prym Sewing Regular Weight (used about 7 yards)
fabric $2.81 - 1 1/2 yards fabric @ $1.87/yd
stitch witchery $1.29 - 20 yards Prym Sewing Regular Weight (used about 7 yards)
And no, it's not the camera angle - it really is a bit crooked.
;-)
But, for a first attempt at something I am not very talented at...
I am quite pleased! :-)
1 comment:
Cute curtain. I made a n0 sew (I didn't even hem)curtain for my cabinet in my bathroom and hung it with velcro dots!
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