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Friday, September 24, 2010

Dining Room Curtains

Just a little something I whipped up yesterday.
I love floor to ceiling curtains! These curtains have completely transformed the room.
I didn't want to go out and purchase a brand new curtain rod b/c they are mucho expensive, so I used two smaller ones I had on hand. I also had some shower curtain rings that I got at a yard sale last year for $1. I put large button holes in the tops of the curtains, and just slid the curtain rings thru. Ole Dave(Ramsey) would be proud;o)
I figured that the hubs wasn't going to be adding the trim in the dining room anytime soon, so I decided to go ahead and put my china back in the hutch:o)
Some fall love.
More things I had on hand. 
The pictures are really bright b/c I had to use my external flash. There isn't enough natural light this time of year that comes thru the dining room window, so I had to use my flash. 
It really doesn't do the mood of the room justice:o)
Happy Friday to you all!!!

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9 comments:

  1. I love how you treated your window. Those arched windows can be a pain. I never thought to do this with the two rods and all the way to the ceiling.
    Also, thanks for your nice comment. I'm following.

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  2. Great curtains! I so need something for my front windows which are only covered by white blinds - gotta love a rental! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  3. Wow! Those curtain are Beautiful!!!!

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  4. very pretty!!!! i am getting ready to work on my dining room curtains. thanks for the inspiration!

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  5. You found some pretty fabric to use. I like draperies that go from floor to ceiling, too.

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  6. LOVE the curtains! And your fall decorations are great...making me want to get some pumpkins out, even though it's still 100 degrees :)

    Thanks for stopping by Greener Grass!
    Melissa

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  7. This is awesome, I had an idea like this for my dining room, and I just wasn't sure where to start and stop each fabric. Thank you for the inspiration!

    - www.anything-but-red.blogspot.com

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