Striped Painted Curtains Part 2
Hello, friends! Today, I’m feeling a bit frazzled and scattered. I woke up this morning feeling like I was running behind. I hate waking up like that. One of the reasons was because I didn’t quite get my striped painted curtains finished. I mean, the actual painting of the curtains is finished, but the hanging of the curtains is pretty sloppy at this point. I was bound and determined to completely finish them yesterday and get them hung and beautifully arranged for the pictures last night.
It didn’t happen.
I kept getting interrupted, so the second panel took me forever to finish. Then when I was finally ready to hang the curtains, I was missing one curtain ring. I had purchased two packages of 7 rings, but I searched and searched, and I could only find 13 rings. Then I also realized I was out of drapery hooks and eye hooks, so I couldn’t attach the return on the curtain panel to the wall. It’s still just flapping free.
By then, it was 9:30-ish, so a trip to Home Depot wasn’t possible. So, I have kind of, sort of, almost nearly finished curtains to show you.
But it’s better than nothing, right? And really, you’re just interested in the painted stripes, aren’t you? 😉
So here are my kind of, sort of, almost finished striped painted curtains that really need to be steamed, set on a backdrop of my still-incomplete hallway with the yet-to-be-repaired pendant light and the still-ungrouted floor with a few missing tiles. (Please promise you’ll just look at the pretty stripes…and the chalkboard door and yardstick vent. Mmmkay?)
I love how they turned out! I’ll love them more once I get them hung correctly, but still…there’s just something about stripes. Horizontal stripes are my favorite.
So there you have it…my striped painted curtains. What do you think?
If I can get my act together and actually finish this hallway, then I’ll show you how amazing these look directly across from the argyle wall in the utility closet. I promise, I’ll get it finished…eventually.
But today, I have to build a garden. Yippee!
(Psst…Did you miss Part 1 of this project? Here it is…How to make striped painted curtains.)
I love how they turned out! Fresh, colorful and cheerful. I would never have known you painted those! So creative. That whole area is coming together so nicely!
I love them. Like the use of different colors and widths.
They look great! And so does the chalkboard door and that AMAZING custom vent cover 😉
I was so thinking vertical stripes…. but this is so much better!
Love them! Turned out great in my opinion!
I love them so much. They look absolutely beautiful!
Smiles,
Lesli @ BeautifullyCoastal.com
Well done, Kristi!! Things are really coming together!! As a side note, your hands are showing the results of your improved diet!!
Love them! They look so clean and crisp. Good job!
Love this idea! Think I might use it to make my main level bathroom a shower curtain that incorporates the different colors of wall paint in the various rooms.
They look fantastic. And great bible verse, too!
Fabulous!!!
And had you not pointed out your foibles I would have thought it was perfect.
P.S. Your post on the cabinet doors inspired me. I was walking in my neighborhood and came across some roadside treasures. I picked up four 6ft french provincial cabinet doors with mini chicken wire inserts. Now what to do with them? Thanks for the inspiration!
Kristi, this looks fabulous. I have hesitated painting fabric, even though I did try leather (unsuccessfully). Now I think I may try it. Thanks for sharing, Lori
Well well done!! I love the colors and I don’t think they look painted at all!
Your stripy curtains look absolutely amazing!!!!! Great job! I am so inspired, hmmmm…….. what shall I paint.
Thank you!
They’re stunning. They look like you bought them that way too. Well done! I love how your vent turned out. It looks perfect. All the hard work certainly paid off.
They look really great! I love this idea!
Cute post and the curtains came out fantastic! There are some horizontal striped curtains in my future as well so I am glad you posted your supplies in the previous post…I never even heard of Floetrol before, so that was a great tip!
Beautiful! This space is really coming together!
What type of paint did you use?
Never mind, just saw the previous post…and btw…that is one of my fav scriptures…we are loved!