These no sew drapes have HUGE impact, you could do polka dots or letters instead of stars, check out the directions at The Yellow Cape Cod.

Miss Mustard Seed shares her solution to hang curtains all at the same height and the same distance from the window.

Leen the Graphics Queen found a chippy piece of tongue and groove paneling and added a few glass knobs for a custom window mistreatment for her bathroom.

Jenny used a Target tablecloth to make these faux roman shades by following this great tutorial.

Flower Patch Farm Girl sewed the lace to the drop cloth for this window mistreatment.  If you do not have a sewing machine, try using a thin strip of stitch witchery.

It’s all how you hang your rods.  Buy the longer drapes and hang them “up near the ceiling and out on the wall”.  Don’t cover up the precious natural light.

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Yes.  You read that right.  Drapes made from a drop cloth and hung on an antique hanger by Funky Junk Interiors.

Jane Coslick Designs & Restorations ~ a tree branch for a rod.   Absolutely lovely.

Amber Interiors used an Olive Leaf stencil to make these lovely stenciled drapes from a pair of Ikea curtains and a few simple tools.

“The shadows that are created by the daylight passing through the cut designs are always exciting to see.”  Hutch Studios have their “Windows of Hutch” patterns for sale.  Buy one or make one?