First let me say that even though the majority of my favorite blogs are about interior design, a couple of them aren't. Darby is one of them. Her family is just so imperfectly perfect and it's just like what I hope to have someday. She is a super mom!
Anyway, back to "For The House". Darby made these gorgeous fixed Roman shades for her bathroom:
And I looove them. I'm planning on making one (or a couple?) for our house.
To get Darby's instructions to make them, click here.
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Darby is the best. I have her fixed shades on my list too.
Pretty. Thank you for the link, Bryn.
Have a great day.
xoxo,
raru
THanks, Brynn! I hope yours turns out fabulous! Please share when it's complete!
Oh, these are THE best solution for window treatments...ones that you know you'll never need to lower! Much easy (and less expensive!) to make.
Beautiful...
Janell
I love Darby as well - her family is darling!
I laughed when I read this because I'm using her tutorial in the next few weeks to try and make a shade for my kitchen. Let us know how it goes! Given that I have no idea how to use a sewing machine, it should be interesting :)
You can do it, Bryn. One tip, put marks on the back up 8" from the hem and then every 6" to mark your folds. That will give you a hem sticking out and nice even folds.
Adding this to my never-ending list. If only I didn't have to work...
Love, love, love. Where can we use them in my house?! OK, time to get started on it!!!
hi bryn! darby is one of my favorites, too! her blog is so real and encouraging.
i used her roman shade tutorial and it turned out great! i know this is shameless self-promotion, but if you want to see how well her tutorial was written (because i'm not that sewing savvy!) check out the pics on my blog: http://m-chem.blogspot.com/2010/05/roman-shade-finished.html
can't wait to see how yours turn out!
How beautiful colour....look so right for living room..
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