(i'll post a daytime pic in the morning )
My bedroom has taken on changes over the last 3 years.
This was when I first moved in, faux velvet Ross drapes that were so wrong for the room, and the rod was out of place for this pic
One night I got the urge to attempt to rearrange our tiny master.
And I did.
I managed to move everything by myself, including the 4 post queen size bed. It now sits on the other wall and opens up the window a bit. I switched the room in exactly 20 minutes. I work fast, and i look ugly doing it. :)
ETA: HERE was the post I did for the dining room roman's. link in there i believe for the instructions.
I keep 4 of the blind slats in mine, and yes you can take the roman shade all the way to the top.
What a cute idea! How did you attach the fabric to the mini blinds? Fabic glue?
ReplyDeleteFabrictac Glue is the only way to go
ReplyDeleteLove the idea! I am confused on how you got the fold to lay right. My assumption is that you glued the fabric on the top and the bottom of the mini blind. Right? So how to you get the fabric to lay right when you open and close the blinds? Do you always have to leave it at that length?
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the green curtains? They would match my bedroom perfectly!!!!
ReplyDeleteyour roman shades look great!
I have been following your blog for awhile but never posted.
ReplyDeleteThe roman shade looks awesome. I love the fabric you chose.
Where did you get the green fabric for the former curtains? I'm desperately looking for that kind of fabric for my bedroom curtains but can't find anything nice. But yours are really pretty!!!
Hey gals. The green curtains I made. Fabric is from Joanns...waverly green fretwork :)
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