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Ikea Ribba Frame Hack // Custom Mats
This one was one of those projects where I'm asking myself, why didnt I do this sooner?? Was I intimidated? Did I assume it'd be co...
This one was one of those projects where I'm asking myself, why didnt I do this sooner?? Was I intimidated? Did I assume it'd be co...
Are you familiar with Amy Butler fabrics? She may have a similar pattern. I've made a couple sets of curtains from her fun, funky fabric!
ReplyDeleteyes I am, they arent what i'm looking for though, thanks
ReplyDeletehttp://www.buyfabrics.com/c-17-floral-fabric.aspx
ReplyDeletethis site has a lot of fabrics that are very simular-not sure if you can make them, but they would be sooo simple to make if you found the fabric you liked.
http://www.stitchesseattle.com/
stictches in seattle is a GREAT place to find fun fabrics-they are really helpful there too and will a lot of time find what you want.
Hope you find it!!
http://www.housefabric.com/ProductDetail.asp?ProductID=36721
ReplyDeleteHere is some others
Hey i found them on a few different sites now, but they are sold out everywhere. It's made by Braemore..and yes i sew all my curtains :) Thanks for the seattle site!
ReplyDeleteCheck my site www.fillingspaces.com
ReplyDeletewe have some cool prints!
I am also looking for the Bettina fabric or Bettina drapes cheaper. What sites did you find the fabric on?
ReplyDeleteI love that print too so good looking!
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I'm not sure if they have it, but I normally have luck with Orien Textiles have cheaper prices and stock.
ReplyDeleteAt times though it takes a while for a response so I need to email mulitple times.
I bought the bettina shower curtain and cut it in half. Then sewed some fabric on the inside and bottom. If it was a regular sized window you wouldn't have to sew extra fabric. I did mine for my big front window.
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