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of 16 Rustic printed burlap sack valances Ticking stripe roller shades with button details Side gathering lace curtains and wing clips Folding plaid shades Drop cloth and painted pipe farmhouse curtains Sliding barn door window shutters Reclaimed wood window valance with lace curtains Easy burlap curains with side hooks Rustic wooden window shutters Diy farmhouse style drop cloth curtains Roll up shade and chiffon curtains farmhouse window treatment for under $50 Wood and coat hook farmhouse curtain hanger Gathering natural canvas curtains Gathered burlap valance with galvanized metal bunting and star details Burlap rolling shade with ties Natural greenery window wreath and half curtains DIY Farmhouse Window Treatments Buy Now Have you been feeling just as enamoured as we have lately with the way stylishly rustic and slightly vintage inspired farmhouse interiors and aesthetics have been trending lately? In fact, we’ve recently made over an entire room along those atmospheric lines and now we’re looking to put the finishing touches on. We weren’t sure at first if a “farmhouse window treatment” specifically was going to be a thing, but we were pleasantly surprised when we got down to searching the crafty corners of the Internet.
Like, were you initially having trouble even finding window treatments or curtain rods in stores that would really suit the aesthetic you were going for anyways? Then you might prefer the way Nina Hendrick put together this roll-up shade and chiffon curtain system paired with a very simple rod.
In that case, we’d definitely suggest taking a look at how Liz Marie Blog did so through materiality by making these DIY farmhouse style drop cloth curtains themselves. We think smaller windows are sometimes the perfect opportunity to create something really unique that wouldn’t suit a larger frame. Then, particularly if you like adding greenery to your spaces as well, maybe you’d like to add some natural farmhouse charm by pairing a homemade green wreath with some old fashioned half curtains like Simply Stylings shows you how to do here.
Are you actually feeling so intent on adding an old fashioned inspired farmhouse aesthetic to one of your spaces that you’re totally okay with the idea of the style being a little more overt? Are you still thinking about how much you liked the loop of putting a wooden piece at the top of your window but you’re not actually looking to replace your curtain rod like you saw above? Not only does Christina Maria show you how to do that here, but they also give you style tips, like creating stunning contrast by pairing the valance with delicate lace curtains.
Are you still finding yourself thinking a lot about the roll-up curtains we showed you earlier, but you can’t help feeling like you’d also prefer a set that are made from a softer material than the bamboo sticks you saw there? Well, this version of a bottom-rising curtain actually gathers rather than rolling, but the action and the clear farmhouse charm are very similar! Just because you’re hoping to incorporate a few farmhouse details here and there in your home doesn’t mean you have to make everything explicitly rustic, weathered, and old fashioned looking, right? Did we almost have you feeling convinced by the idea of lace curtains like we showed you earlier, but you’re just not sure that you’re entirely sold on the concept of pairing them with a wooden window valance?
Does a lot of your DIY experience actually lie in working with softer materials and fabrics, meaning that you’re up for a bit more of a challenge when it comes to making some kind of unique curtains as your window treatment? In that case, especially if you like subtle detail, we have a feeling these ticking stripe roller shades complete with little buttons will be right up your alley.
These rustic printed burlap sack valances are actually even easier to do than we predicted right before we read the project over. In that case, we’re convinced that you’ll get a real kick out of the way Unskinny Boppy not only made their own gathered burlap window valance, but also created DIY galvanized metal bunting and star details to go with it.
