Monday - the beginning of a new week and fresh new repurposing ideas.
Today we're going to take a look at some very
clever window treatment repurposing ideas.
clever window treatment repurposing ideas.
How cute is this whisk broom collection as a window treatment?
Very cute!
For a charming cottage look consider spray
painting a tree branch and using it as a rod:
Vintage tablecloths make excellent
window treatment material.
LOVE this idea of using
an oar for a curtain rod:
Hide a curtain rod behind a vintage yard stick:
Here's another darling idea using vintage yard
sticks and a collection of ironstone pitchers:
sticks and a collection of ironstone pitchers:
Okay, this is rather different. Instead of hanging
a curtain from a rod, hang a drop cloth from a
vintage coat hanger that's hanging from the
window casement.
a curtain from a rod, hang a drop cloth from a
vintage coat hanger that's hanging from the
window casement.
Fresh American
The next time you're looking for unusual tie-backs visit
the hardware store. You'll be surprised at the neat stuff you
can repurpose into window treatment material.
Reclaimed wood and hooks are a clever alternative
to traditional shower or window curtain rods:
Stitching doilies together to make a valance
gives the window a dreamy appearance:
Source
Vintage handkerchiefs were stitched
together to make this cottage valance:
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This simple valance is a burlap coffee bean bag:
Red Door Home
Definitely not your usual window
treatment but it's darling:
A Home On the Bay
Painted decorative shelf brackets . . . . . . .
The Steampunk Home
. . . . . . are a charming alternative to a fabric valance.
Starched and ironed baby gowns threaded on a rod
make a precious memory and alternative valance:
Vintage handkerchiefs were stitched
together to make this cottage valance:
Source
This simple valance is a burlap coffee bean bag:
Red Door Home
Definitely not your usual window
treatment but it's darling:
A Home On the Bay
Painted decorative shelf brackets . . . . . . .
The Steampunk Home
. . . . . . are a charming alternative to a fabric valance.
Starched and ironed baby gowns threaded on a rod
make a precious memory and alternative valance:
Source
Jennifer Morgensen
In a teen's bedroom how about using t-shirts as a valance?
Inexpensive plastic landscape edging
makes a visually interesting valance:
Home Road
This idea also allows you to display
memorabilia and treasured trinkets.
Vintage wrought iron plant hangers were grouped
to make this charming window treatment:
The Elegant Chateau
This unusual idea is so European:
Remodelista
Using inexpensive linen fabric make a 'shell' of a dress
to use as a window treatment. Heck, make several.
Well, there you have it - a repurposeful Monday
with charming and unique window treatment ideas.
See you tomorrow for the Miss Money Pitt Tuesday update!
Jennifer Morgensen
In a teen's bedroom how about using t-shirts as a valance?
Inexpensive plastic landscape edging
makes a visually interesting valance:
Home Road
This idea also allows you to display
memorabilia and treasured trinkets.
Vintage wrought iron plant hangers were grouped
to make this charming window treatment:
The Elegant Chateau
This unusual idea is so European:
Remodelista
Using inexpensive linen fabric make a 'shell' of a dress
to use as a window treatment. Heck, make several.
Well, there you have it - a repurposeful Monday
with charming and unique window treatment ideas.
See you tomorrow for the Miss Money Pitt Tuesday update!
What great ideas for a window topper. I need some inspiration for that for mer ManCave, and BTW, thanks for stopping by!
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