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Reclaimed Wood Shower Curtains
Olive and Love used some reclaimed wood for a little project:
That beautiful image is actually her shower curtain:
Silly me, I always thought that shower curtains had to hang from a rod and you had to be able to slide them. But really, is there ever a need to keep them open longer then stepping into a shower? Now maybe for a kids bathroom when they are taking baths, but I am pretty sure the very small function that is lost is made up for by the sheer beauty.
And I think it would be great for regular curtains too. Especially in a room like a bathroom where they don't spend much time being open anyways. In fact, I bet the ruffled curtain would look even better hanging from hooks.
And if you are only in the mood for Christmas ideas, you could use the same idea as a pretty cute rustic stocking hanger!
That beautiful image is actually her shower curtain:
Silly me, I always thought that shower curtains had to hang from a rod and you had to be able to slide them. But really, is there ever a need to keep them open longer then stepping into a shower? Now maybe for a kids bathroom when they are taking baths, but I am pretty sure the very small function that is lost is made up for by the sheer beauty.
And I think it would be great for regular curtains too. Especially in a room like a bathroom where they don't spend much time being open anyways. In fact, I bet the ruffled curtain would look even better hanging from hooks.
And if you are only in the mood for Christmas ideas, you could use the same idea as a pretty cute rustic stocking hanger!
11/08/2010
DIY Dutch Door
When I was eight years old my dad built a playhouse for me in the backyard. My dad built houses for a living, so this house was truly a little house. It had electricity (with a little TV and light inside), a sliding glass window, and a dutch door. The electricity was cool, but the dutch door was my favorite.
Karla from It's The Little Things That Make A House A Home took a regular door:
And transformed it into a dutch door:
Isn't it pretty. I am so jealous! I love it and now I want a house with a dutch door to the backyard.
You can see the transformation and dream of a dutch door of your own right HERE.
Karla from It's The Little Things That Make A House A Home took a regular door:
And transformed it into a dutch door:
Isn't it pretty. I am so jealous! I love it and now I want a house with a dutch door to the backyard.
You can see the transformation and dream of a dutch door of your own right HERE.
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