Sometimes it just helps to visualize things before committing to a certain size/shape. I broke out six pieces of cardstock and the tape to make a quick paper template for the exact width and length of the window. You ready for the breakdown? I thought it would be fun to do a minute by minute rundown, so here we go. There was still no sewing machine involved, but this time there was also no pinning and less fabric (I only needed half a yard) – so it took a lot less time. Yup, this baby was an $8, fifteen minute curtain (the kitchen one took about an hour). Especially since so much of the room is such a safe/neutral tone (lots of white tile and trim + gray walls with a soft plum undertone), so it’s fun to bring some pops of color with the turquoise knobs that we added to the vanity, some colorful art, and our new window shade.Īs for the process, it was a semi-similar system to the shade I recently made for the kitchen – except even simpler. We threw Clara a wormy birthday party with her two favorite colors – pink & orange – so when it came to picking out the fabric for the hall bathroom, where we log some serious potty and bath time with her, I couldn’t resist adding some fun with the bold patterned fabric that featured a few of Clara’s favorite colors. We got the fabric at an outlet called Mary Jo’s a while back (here’s an affiliate link to it on amazon for folks in other areas). Remember when John mused about who would win the bathroom race (he wanted to frame out the mirror and I was on the DIY window shade train) here? Well, chugga chugga, baby.
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