Burlap window treatments

Whip up custom Burlap Curtains in minutes with a quick and easy 1 seam sewing method

burlap. LOVE the style of this kitchen, and curtains for doors.

Learn how to make this $7.00 burlap coffee bean bag window treatment! The cutest rustic valance using a closet dowel and burlap bean sack!

Ok, friends! I’ve got a quick and easy tip for you so that you can cut burlap or any other loose weave fabric in a straight, professional way! It is SO easy and…

For less than $10 per window, you can make pretty landscape burlap swag curtains without having to sew a thing! See how!

I have had many people ask about one of our window treatments in our shop its super easy and only 5 dollars.....You can get a very wide burlap ribbon at Michaels in the wedding/bridal aisle. I think its $4.99 or $5.99. Then on a rod....you just cut a piece of the ribbon and tie it in a knot. Then you continue to cut pieces until you have covered the rod. I didnt even use the whole bolt of ribbon.

This burlap kitchen curtain tutorial is fast and easy. Only basic sewing skills required!

Using what I already had in the house (burlap, thumbtacks, and twine), I managed to cover all three windows in my kitchen in under an hour.

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A DIY for easy burlap window shades that I used in my she-shed. This was a simple one day project and you're going to love the results. Come to learn more!

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Here's how to make easy DIY burlap window shades with goods from the hardware store—all for less than $20 each.

Lately I've been trying to evaluate my decor, get rid of things that aren't really my style anymore, and come up with new things to make. One of those things th…

// Make your very own DIY - No Sew Burlap Curtains! Yep, you! Here's how. Believe it or not, I've been making great use of the burlap sacks I found a few months ago.

My kitchen windows have been a little naked lately. They were a little embarrassed. I wanted to help them out, without spending alot of cashola. I had a vision of what I wanted to do and it involved burlap. I've never worked with burlap before. I found it to be quite pleasant to work with, except it was a tad messy. So here's what I did. I wanted the look of roman shades, but not real ones because I won't ever be closing them to block the view of our backyard. I bought some tension rods for…