Never.
A maternity top.
I love this fabric so much and I love its history. These curtains are in my turquoise laundry room with a quarry tile floor. It also serves as mudroom.
I had to patch a little corner, so I used the perfect dun-colored scrap, which (O happy universe!) was a piece left from Rebecca's mother's 8th grade skirt. Then I added a smart gold rod pocket in the back and hung my new curtains up, pinching them back a little bit with clothespins since this is laundry room.
I didn't touch the curtains on the back door at all.
Why am I on such a roll with curtains? I'm eyeing our bedroom next. . .
6 comments:
LOVE! I think these are SO COOL - and I love the way you paired them with the black and white check. Such a great room and a great way to *tie* in all the colors ; )
Really. A maternity top?! I'd love to see that!
These are great! And the story/history is SO fun. You did a good job! Laundry rooms ARE great places to hang special, sentimental items that you want to see often.
So clever to use clothespins to pinch back the curtains! I don't think I would have ever thought of doing that.
I love the look. Not 1970's but now-day country look. Love the clothes pegs for that added touch.
Your curtains made me smile--beautiful and clever with a great dash of history.
Nicely done! I think a laundry room should be delightful and pleasing to the laundress herself. Your little washing room is a happy place, and it should be because I'm sure you spend a lot of time in there as I do.
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