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Stenciled Burlap Curtain

written by Lauren

Lately, I’ve been noticing beautiful stenciled burlap curtains and projects on Pinterest and on other blogs. I especially like the stenciled burlap pillows that I found on blog, Ugly Duckling Transformations — beautiful! So I decided to make a stenciled burlap curtain for my home’s downstairs bathroom — the bathroom that guests to our home usually see.

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Stenciled burlap pillows by Ugly Duckling Transformations.

Faux Stenciled Burlap Curtain

I like the look of burlap, but I wanted my stenciled burlap curtain to look a little more modern, so I chose a heavy but smooth piece of scrap fabric from my local Joann fabric and craft store for my project. I got my fabric for just over $12, so it was a steal! I also picked out some self-stick fabric stencils (with words like “love,” “family,” and “hope”) and fabric pens (in black, gray and glitter black) for my stenciled burlap curtain project.

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The fabric pens I used for my project – one gray, one black and one glitter black.

I then taped the fabric to the pool table that sits in my living room (the pool table is covered with a heavy vinyl cover) and placed some newspaper under the fabric for extra protection. I then got to work! The project wound up taking me a few days, since I stenciled whenever I had a few extra minutes — adding all those stencils took longer than I thought it would!

 

stencil, fabric, pen

For my curtains, I used self-stick stencils, fabric pens and a scrap piece of fabric I bought at the fabric store.

Once I finished my stenciling, I ironed my fabric, and used fabric tape from Stitch Witchery to seal my edges and to create a pocket for my curtain rod. I also opted to use the Stitch Witchery because I didn’t want to see any stitches in my curtains.

Stitch Witchery

I didn’t want to see stitches in my new curtains, so I used Stitch Witchery to create my rod pocket and to give my curtains clean edges.

stenciled curtain

After a lot of work, my stenciled curtain is complete!

It was then time to hang my curtain. I hung the stenciled burlap curtain in our downstairs powder room, which already had a curtain rod up, so the job was pretty easy. I think the curtains came out pretty well — what do you think?

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Filed Under: Crafts, Decor, DIY, home improvement Tagged With: craft. pillow, curtain, decor, DIY

Comments

  1. Marty@A Stroll Thru Life says

    April 17, 2013 at 2:35 PM

    I love this idea, using the pens is perfect. Your curtains look so cute, and great words too. I would love for you to link up to my Inspire Me Tuesday party that is ongoing. — http://www.astrollthrulife.net/2013/04/160th-inspire-me-tuesday.html

    I think this is totally inspiring. Hugs, Marty

    • Lauren says

      April 17, 2013 at 9:23 PM

      Thanks so much, Marty! Great party — I just linked up!

  2. Jamie says

    April 20, 2013 at 12:18 AM

    What a great idea! I love burlap and stencilling. I wouldn’t have thought to do this!! Thanks so much for linking up to Give Me The Goods Monday. Hope to see you again this Monday 😉
    Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com

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