A busy week. We had some special visitors from a national magazine. We cannot reveal anything yet, but we will soon. V Exciting.
So we had to make a special curtain for the occasion!
Using the patchwork method we sewed a whole heap of our fabric (in pre-cut squares) together.
Then some floral opened edged lace trim from an op shop in Mullumbimby came in handy for the top encasement for the curtain rod. Easy peasy.
After a few hems & pressing it was done.
Don't forget today is the last day for 20% off new arrival fabrics in our webstore.
Happy Weekend.
Simone & Jody xx
So we had to make a special curtain for the occasion!
Using the patchwork method we sewed a whole heap of our fabric (in pre-cut squares) together.
Then some floral opened edged lace trim from an op shop in Mullumbimby came in handy for the top encasement for the curtain rod. Easy peasy.
After a few hems & pressing it was done.
Don't forget today is the last day for 20% off new arrival fabrics in our webstore.
Happy Weekend.
Simone & Jody xx
Perfect way to show a selection of your fabric. That studio really is a dream, very lucky to have such a cool roof space. Magazine sounds exciting!
ReplyDeleteLove the curtain!
ReplyDeleteExciting times girls! Love the curtain reminds me a bit of the hanky one xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous curtains ,right up my street ,i love everything patchworkxx
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on whatever the exciting news really is.
You make the sewing thing look so easy, I can assure you, for some of us, it is not :)
love the curtains!
ReplyDeleteSimple and very cute.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it, so colorful, happy and whimsical. I'm trying to figure out where I could put one and decided on my granddaughters playhouse which I have been decorating. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour combo and patchwork is a total favourite with me. Looks lovely in your room. xx
ReplyDeleteOh how I adore this! You inspire me to spend some time in my sewing room my friend~
ReplyDeletexo
Robin
All Things Heart and Home
Oh... j'adore!! Dans ma jeunesse, je me souviens de ce style très prisé par ma grand-mère.
ReplyDeleteAnne
Ville de Québec
It´s wonderful Simone!!! Kisses, Ana
ReplyDeleteLOVE that curtain!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo, so pretty! Thank you for sharing your lovely little curtain.
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely! Would make a wonderful shower curatin too.
ReplyDeleteOi, sou do Brasi, e amei o seu blog. É tudo maravilhoso. Beijos
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Did you use fat quarters? Want to make this!
ReplyDeletelike the curtain...it look fantastic..like the way it is.
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