He believes in simplicity for an evening look. And women think they are the only ones that can make a simple day look to an evening look in a manner of steps:
What he really enjoys is that his look was only $2.50!
(doesn't include the curtain rod though - that was $3 - the foam board was on hand and this time I used a combo of tape and hot glue.)
Here's a reminder of the before-before and before...haha!
Links:
Transformation Thursday @ The Shabby Chic Cottage
Frugalicious Friday @ Finding Fabulous
Saturday Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
Metamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch (Messed up my link over there. The link is correct, the title's all kinds of wrong.)
I love it! And it only cost two fifty? Even better!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Della - Thank you and yep, only $2.50. I found the curtain panels at Ross during the end of their clearance sale in the home department for 99¢!
ReplyDeleteI got the black fabric (only a 1/2 yard) from Hobby Lobby at $2.99 a yard. It's a black satin from the fashion fabrics and I used the back side to mimic the slight sheen on the curtain panels.
I made it 1/2" too wide but unless I tell anyone, they would never know in person. :-)
Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a great day!
Love the fabric you used... it's gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer - Thanks...got it at Ross as a whole curtain set (attached and such) for an 84" tall window. It was easy and fun!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out great Liz. Good job.
ReplyDeleteHi Polly, thanks for stopping by and thank you for your kudos. I do stop by your place here on the 'net every so often to see what you are up to. Honored you stopped on in.
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Very nice. I really like the fabric and the tie-backed looked!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ann. Curtains with valances/pelmet boxes/cornices are fun projects to do.
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