I put the two against each other to measure the length. My old curtain reaches all the way to the floor from the ceiling so you may want to measure yours to be a 1ft to a 1ft and a half off the ground from the ceiling.

Once I had my desired length, which luckily happened to be the whole fabric folded in half like a taco. (Taco: short ends together) Then I ironed that crease:

Then I cut the crease off really close to the edge. Cutting on the crease can lead to uneven edges for me so I find this to be easier. (I also folded it burrito style to save me from having to cut a long piece)

Pin the long ends together. 

And sew. If you don't have a machine, have fun doing it by hand. Just think about that end result. ;) 

If you do have a machine, I going to assume you know the basics of it from the manual at the least. It's pretty simple and not so scary. It's just a straight stitch, nothing too fancy, adjust the width and length to what you feel works best. 

Once I got it sewn together I hung it up and tested it out! I think it worked perfectly, don't you? (Minus the fuzzy bit when I kicked it by accident XD )

All-in-all it in total took me maybe 15minutes to make and $13 including the thread I didn't already have on hand. If you have any questions, be sure to ask in the comment section below the post! :)

Stay S'Wonderful lovelies!

Mousie

P.S. Funny story, while fixing the curtain and testing it out, I got shocked by lightening! Yes literally! My hand got shocked a bit but I'm otherwise fine. I typed this whole thing off my phone because of the storm knocking out the internet. Have a great Sunday Lovelies! ♥

I put the two against each other to measure the length. My old curtain reaches all the way to the floor from the ceiling so you may want to measure yours to be a 1ft to a 1ft and a half off the ground from the ceiling.

Once I had my desired length, which luckily happened to be the whole fabric folded in half like a taco. (Taco: short ends together) Then I ironed that crease:

Then I cut the crease off really close to the edge. Cutting on the crease can lead to uneven edges for me so I find this to be easier. (I also folded it burrito style to save me from having to cut a long piece)

Pin the long ends together. 

And sew. If you don't have a machine, have fun doing it by hand. Just think about that end result. ;) 

If you do have a machine, I going to assume you know the basics of it from the manual at the least. It's pretty simple and not so scary. It's just a straight stitch, nothing too fancy, adjust the width and length to what you feel works best. 

Once I got it sewn together I hung it up and tested it out! I think it worked perfectly, don't you? (Minus the fuzzy bit when I kicked it by accident XD )

All-in-all it in total took me maybe 15minutes to make and $13 including the thread I didn't already have on hand. If you have any questions, be sure to ask in the comment section below the post! :)

Stay S'Wonderful lovelies!

Mousie

P.S. Funny story, while fixing the curtain and testing it out, I got shocked by lightening! Yes literally! My hand got shocked a bit but I'm otherwise fine. I typed this whole thing off my phone because of the storm knocking out the internet. Have a great Sunday Lovelies! ♥