I purchased one of the papers to make a shade in a small upstairs window.
It almost fit perfectly....
I had about a 1/4" on either side that needed to be filled to cover the opening, so I used spray adhesive to iron the paper to a piece of scrap fabric that's a little wider. Having the fabric behind the paper also acts as a liner.
I wrapped the top of the shade around an inside mount rod and used the spray adhesive to seal it. I folded a few pleats at the bottom and actually stapled them in place. Can you see the staples? No, they're hidden underneath! Sew simple - no sew!!
Did I mention the handmade paper was $2.99?
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I'm linking to the following parties:
Catch as Catch Can at My Repurposed Life
100 ideas under $100 at Beyond the Picket Fence
Blog Link Party at Somewhat Simple
Frugalicious Friday at Finding Fabulous
Clever Chicks Blog Hop at The Chicken Chick
Have a great weekend!
Petie
Beautiful...and LOVE that it's "no sew"...bonus :) Laurel
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty!
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Kathy
The Chicken Chick
Petie,
ReplyDeleteYour shade looks amazing!!! You are so very clever.
Dee
I love that store! Beautiful shade!
ReplyDeletePetie--love your fabric/paper shade! Very colorful and pretty.
ReplyDeletegail
I LOVE these papers, but unfortunately I don't have a World Market close by. I'll just have to enjoy seeing what you do with it. The shade is a really sweet idea.
ReplyDeleteLiz