In a holiday prep post, I mentioned that one thing on our to-do list was to make some new curtains for our living/dining room and for our main/guest bath. I know it’s a little crazy to add such a project into the mix because taking care of all-things-Christmas leaves us busy enough...but I had my momma visiting, so it only made sense to tackle a sewing project. {She’s the best.}
We started with the long panels for our living/dining room.
Just like when we made these curtains...we cut our fabric, pinned the seams and fed it through the machine. This fabric gave us a little bit of an issue until my mom figured out the right settings to use. Shockingly, it was thicker and tougher to go through then the heavy houndstooth stuff I found for our winter runners.
After a lot of hard work, it was time to hang ‘em up and check ‘em out. {Please forgive my lack of photography skills...I simply use my iPhone and CANNOT, I repeat CANNOT, shoot towards a window when the sun is out.}
I love how the dark stripes make a statement in the room. I wasn’t feeling the spring-ish pattern that we had up during the winter months, so this was just the change I was looking for! I’ll have to show you guys how the curtains look without our Christmas décor up...but I have not yet put our house back together after taking all our Christmas stuff down on Sunday. Poor hubby ended up getting the flu/stomach bug this past week...so decorating and blogging has taken a backseat {as my Insta-friends can vouch for...I mean, our new rugs have even arrived, and I have yet to bring them up from the garage because hubby is priority #1}.
So what do you guys think of switching out curtains based on seasons? I know I’m kind of a freak for doing it, but I couldn’t help it. I love to switch things up!! :) And for anyone else out there battling this horrendous cold/flu season...I FEEL FOR YOU, get better ASAP!! ;)
PS-can't wait to share more updates with you guys...main bath updates, master bath stenciling, what our big delivery was, master bedroom re-arrangement, DIY art...
