pretty pom-pom curtains

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As I was working on the fun little details of putting Hazel’s big girl room together, I realized some new curtains might be in order. I happened to have a spare, plain white, sheer-ish pair on hand, but they just weren’t very interesting. They would work, they just needed to be dolled up a little!

I found this pretty pom-pom trim on Etsy, so I ordered four yards and waited at my mailbox for it to arrive!

After that it was just as simple as a bit of matching thread and one long stitch down the inside edge of each panel.

Voila! Pretty, girly curtains that work in the room and were simple as pie to make!

Don’t mind the two-year-old who is somersaulting in her bed while Mama takes pictures of her special pom-pom curtains (I think she was enjoying the delayed nap time…).

Don’t be afraid of putting special little touches in a room. They don’t have to cost a lot of money or take a ton of time or skill! If you don’t have a sewing machine, you could hand stitch or even use fabric glue! Get creative and have fun!

Happy Monday, loves!

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18 Responses

  1. Amy 26 November 2012 at 11:21 am

    Very cute and simple! BTW, I love the idea of the two shelves by her bed. Are they just white shelves or do they have a lip on them and where did you get them from?

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  2. Kerrie 26 November 2012 at 10:27 pm

    I did something similar with my daughter’s room but across the top. I also had pink, orange & white striped fabric left over & made cushion covers that I trimmed with the pompom trim. It really tied the whole room together.

    Lovely!!!

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  3. mandie 27 November 2012 at 3:15 pm

    love it! and yes, to putting special touches on rooms. I’m turning more & more to my sewing machine these days & have less & less intimidation for trying new things. The best part? It’s noticeable in our home!

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