The Debate Is Over

Quite frankly,
 my husband would rather see this on our windows
 nothing, but not me.
He says “we didn’t move to the country to have this”
  but I say, “not so”
He said “let’s compromise”
 
I say, “No Problem”
So with the help of the Sahaj Ivory Curtains with jute from World Market, and 36 more inches of burlap that I attached to the bottom half of the panel

I made these

we settled the debate

 
Everyone is happy now!
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27 Comments

  1. Looks fabulous!! Funny, you blog early and I bake. Blueberry muffins to go with that morning tea?

  2. I will admit that I have my fair share of bare windows in my house — and I live in the city! But I worry about my limited natural light options … so the neighbors probably are getting some TMI from our household …

    🙂

    Linda

    P.S. Your curtains look lovely! Great solution …

  3. They are GORGEOUS, Laura. Great compromise. 🙂 I'm a no curtain or simple white voile curtain kind of girl but I would hang these in a heart beat. LOVE the textures and the materials totally compliment that outdoor view.

    1. hey kim! these were so stinkin easy . Since I also a have a roman shade to block out sunlight , these curtains were the perfect "dressing" for the window. I will stop by. Thanks for coming to visit me. I hope you will be back!
      laura

  4. Those are fantastic! I think they're the perfect match to a beautiful view from those windows!

    Visiting from TT&J~Rhonda @ home.made.

  5. I found you through Rooster and the Hen. I love these curtains! That's a great trick I use as well to add fabric to the bottom of curtains. I wish we had that store around where I live! Your blog looks like it has so many wonderful things to look at and great ideas. I'm a new Linky Follower

  6. oh my WORD! those curtains are gorgeous!!! {i'm so glad you left a sweet comment on my blog this morning; i'm more inspired by the minute over here!!}

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