No Sew Boho Curtains DIY

I enjoy curtains outside on my patio because they add a feeling of softness and comfort.  It's an easy way to make your patio feel like a real outdoor room.  The best part about this project is that it's no-sew and can be done for indoor curtains, too.  So, if you're horrified at the thought of learning how to sew and but you still want to make your own curtains, this is the way to go!  Fabri-Fuse is washable and dry cleanable and won't rip.  I've tried, it really doesn't rip apart!  Find other ways to make your DIYs happen, my friends, and always MAKE YOUR MARK! 

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 My super colorful patio!  I usually have these pulled to the side, but I wanted to show them off!

Mix and match patterns until you're happy!

Watch how to make them here!

 Add some big palms and you're in a tropical, bohemian paradise!

Happy summer, friends!

No-Sew Boho Curtains!

This week I'm sharing with you how to make these NO-SEW Boho Curtains. Every time I pass a street vendor, I grab tons of faux pashmina scarves. You can get them almost anywhere for $5 to $10 dollars. Years ago I used them full length to make curtains for my living room with small clips. Now I'm using them in my bathroom with a contrasting border and I put them all together with E-6000 Stitchless Iron-On Glue....I t was easy and they look amazing!

 I couldn't decide on the colors so I made them in green and teal.

I'm settling on the oranges and purples! Much more my style.

Watch the short video tutorial here!

YOU'LL NEED

Pashmina scarf (I like the ones with fringe)

Iron

E-6000 Stitchless Iron-On Glue

Scissors

Masking tape

1/2" yard of matching cotton fabric

 Cut each side of the scarf 3 1/2" less than the measurement of your finished curtains

*Example: If your curtain length is 34" then cut the scarf 30 1/2" long

Cut the two pieces of matching cotton that are 9" long and 1" wider than the width of your scarf

Press 1/2" on each of the 9" sides of your cotton fabric

Seal them down with E-6000 Stitchless and press until the moisture is gone 

 Flip the cotton over to the finished side

Add masking tape 1/2" along one edge

Add E-6000 Stitchless along the masking tape and smoosh it along the tape with your fingers

Place the cotton on the face of the scarf panel

Match the raw edges and iron until the glue evaporates

Flip up the cotton piece and iron along the "seam"

Fold the other edge 1/2" in and iron

Add E-6000 Stitchless along the fold

Fold down on to the first press seam and iron

This will create your tunnel and finish the curtain in the back

Repeat on the other curtain, hang and enjoy!