I LOVE these ideas..and plan on incorporating them into our new house when we move in!!
all images and tutorials via Pearl Street Interiors.
Thanks for the fabulous inspiration!
Make Shades out of Mini Blinds
here’s her inspiration photo….
i plan on using her tutorial to create this window treatment for sophia’s new room! i think i’ll just do a simple box shape but the options really are endless!
i love how they turned out in her space!!
Jen M
June 25, 2010 at 9:15 amlove the pelmet boxes! (:: files ideas away for new house ::)
bethanyt
June 25, 2010 at 9:29 amthe last picture is the exact same picture I have hanging on my daughters’ bedroom door as their room inspiration! :) but I didn’t know she had a tutorial on the pelment box! now i can finally make them! thanks!
Katie
June 25, 2010 at 2:55 pmI love this idea! I have some brown blinds in my house {that were there when we bought it} and I have been saving to buy new fabric. This would be such an easy solution to the panels I was going to make. Thanks for sharing!
denver windows
June 29, 2010 at 3:30 amGreat! Pay special attention not only to the fabric used for curtains panels, but also on rods, rings or eyelets can make a difference in how unattractive your curtains. The items you use may also be Dress-up room or dress down for a more casual look.
Cindy
October 29, 2010 at 11:21 amI love to idea. So gracious of you to have the tutorials for free! Is this Indianapolis blinds? I love the net effect. It limits the light in your room! I want to do this treatment on my shutters’ Indianapolis style to make it more sexy and classy. Thanks again!
Waseem
May 23, 2012 at 1:27 amThe curtain look fantastic…nice fabric choice…I like it.
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traci
February 20, 2013 at 9:37 pmLove these ideas! We have loads of old blinds. What a great way to put them to use. I’ll have to try the in my kids’ room. I wonder if they’ll endure blackout material for brighter mornings.