I love the feeling of being home! I truly enjoy being surrounded by the people I love and the things that make me happy. I am passionate about finding joy in my home---which for me has a double meaning. My home is where I find comfort and discover who I am by using my talents and abilities.
I'm an avid thrift store shopper and collector. I love to create, re-purpose, design, re-invent and build all sorts of things.
I am passionate about helping others find the joy in their homes that I do in mine. And I believe that it doesn't take a lot of cash to do it.
"The more you trust and rely upon the Spirit, the greater your capacity to create." ---Dieter F. Uchtdorf
You're welcome to copy my ideas.
If one of my ideas has inspired you, I'd love for you to leave me a note so I can enjoy seeing your project.
But please don't copy my photos without first asking my permission.
Thanks!
I needed a window covering in the guest room to give it a more finished appearance. It was December and both my time and money were running short. It was time to get creative! While out Christmas shopping I found two new single flat sheets and a pair of sheers for just a few dollars. I simply layered the two sets and clipped them on the curtain rod. It was an inexpensive, temporary fix, that gave the privacy that was needed.I don't feel like I wasted money on this temporary fix because sheets can be used for so many things. It's always good to have a few on hand.Now, with a little more time and money, I found the perfect window treatments, for a great price. They're chocolate brown and closely match the existing bedspread.It's amazing how changing something so simple can make a real difference in the look and feel of a room!
I love the richness of the chocolate brown! I posted a creative solution for window treatments on my blog that you might like. Check it out at http://downhomediy.blogspot.com/2009/01/transitional-treatments.html Just wanted to share! Love your blog, MB www.addressingspaces.com
Wow. I love the chocolate drapes. We just painted over our last house white again. We had our walls a deep chocolate with a nice red couch as our punchy splash of color for our living room. Man do I miss that room...
That Chocolate Fabric is DELICIOUS looking! I like your ingenuity and can appreciate having to trim corners at Christmas. It seems like i'm cutting costs all year long now, right?!
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Hi Joy...
Aren't you the creative one...using sheets for your window treatment...I love it and they really looked pretty!!!
Love your new chocolatey brown drapes...they're gorgeous!!! Great job, my friend!!!
Warmest wishes...
Chari
I think I have the exact same curtains!!!
That chocolate brown looks very yummy - What a difference.
Love the chocolate brown! So pretty!!
Very nice! I love how rich the chocolate looks. And your first picture makes me miss Ikea...tear :).
Those chocolate brown curtains are gorgeous! I am working on redoing our master bedroom and would love to know where you found them.
They look great! I love how you hung them all the way up to the ceiling!
Shower curtains are great for fast inexpensive window coverings too! Love the chocolate brown.
Love the brown, one of my favorite colors!
My mom actually did this in her living room if she hadnt told me I wouldnt have guessed they were sheets. They looked great.
You amaze me!
looks good! very clever :)
Hello Joy. I love how you used sheets they looked so great. I also love that deep brown one as well. So very chic.
Hugs;
Alaura
I love the richness of the chocolate brown! I posted a creative solution for window treatments on my blog that you might like. Check it out at http://downhomediy.blogspot.com/2009/01/transitional-treatments.html
Just wanted to share!
Love your blog,
MB
www.addressingspaces.com
It is amazing how one thing can change the look and feel of a room!
-sandy toe
The chocolate brown is so pretty and can go with so many other colors. Love them!
Wow, you are right. what a difference! I love it.
Blessings,
Debbie
Wow. I love the chocolate drapes. We just painted over our last house white again. We had our walls a deep chocolate with a nice red couch as our punchy splash of color for our living room. Man do I miss that room...
That Chocolate Fabric is DELICIOUS looking! I like your ingenuity and can appreciate having to trim corners at Christmas. It seems like i'm cutting costs all year long now, right?!
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