The best part is I did it with just $1 worth of new supplies plus other things I already had laying around the house. And yes, its incredibly ironic to have a no sew window treatment in a room with a sewing machine. What can I say? I like to keep you guessing :) 
As a little refresher, here is a reminder of what the room looked like pre and post renovation. 
It all started with the fabulous dressform the hubs surprised me with, then I turned a found door into a desk, then I hung a gallery wall with art I had saved over the years, and finally I layed down some Flor carpet squares to make a rug. It was almost there but the window was looking sparce. So what do you think of the window treatment? Want to make your own version? Stay tuned for the full tutorial and clipart download.
Very cool! That room is so gorgeous and looks so polished and collected over time. Great job!
ReplyDelete"...things I already had lying around the house." Now that is music to my ears. It's always fun to see how someone used their creative juices to come up with a cost saving options rather than running out to buy something new. Your room looks great.
ReplyDeleteOh you tease. I am crazy abut it. Can't wait to see how you did it.
ReplyDeleteI love how creative you are- this looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful space! The transformation is amazing. Cannot wait to see how you made the pretty window treatment!
ReplyDeleteI love this! It is so cute. Will you do a tutorial on it... please?
ReplyDeleteJanie
Romantic Domestic
That's AWESOME. Ilove it....and can't wait to see the next post.
ReplyDeleteSarahx
please share the details - thanks
ReplyDeleteGAh! I love it. Def staying tuned. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I especially love that it was no sew! Can't wait for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletei love this it is amazing and I want one please......hurry up with the tutorial ha ha xxxx
ReplyDeleteI will be sitting here with my browser window open to your blog until you post the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteDying of cuteness,
Katie
Awesome! I love how this room is shaping up. All kinds of lovely things.
ReplyDeleteAnd I have to say that looking at your gorgeous refinished floors NEVER gets old.
Very cute! Do you find the door table hard to work on because it's not flat?
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!! I think it really works well in the room!
ReplyDeleteI do mean to get a piece of glass to lay on top but I haven't gotten around to it. It works fine as it is to cut fabric and sew on though so I haven't been in a rush.
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic. Love what you done with that room and with so little expense. I am always impressed with creativity but creativity on shoestring budget is all the more noteworthy! Can't wait to see the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow, you should be proud of your creativity and ingenuity!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness....LOVE that green chair!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it. I think it is really cool. It would look very neat in a world themed nursery. Just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI really like this.
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