These no sew drapes have HUGE impact, you could do polka dots or letters instead of stars, check out the directions at The Yellow Cape Cod.

It’s all how you hang your rods.  Buy the longer drapes and hang them “up near the ceiling and out on the wall”.  Don’t cover up the precious natural light.   {when you click on the link, scroll all the way to the bottom to read the post}

Amber Interiors used an Olive Leaf stencil to make these lovely stenciled drapes from a pair of Ikea curtains and a few simple tools.

Curtains made from strips of burlap and various fabrics.  The actual source of the image was lost in the lovely land of Pinterest, but they are hanging in the store, Itty Bitty Bella.

Add a pop of color or character to a room following these step by step instructions to stencil drapes from Twenty Something.

The graphic vintage feel of these drapes immediately caught my eye when I read about Rachel’s boy and girl shared room at Smile and Wave. Rachel found only one vintage flat sheet and made the most of it by cutting it in four pieces and hanging it high. She used a sewing machine and lined [...]

Kimba at A Soft Place to Land shares a tip for how she took one of the ring clips and put it on the bracket so it turns the corner and covers the gap between the drape and the wall.  So clever!  

Want to make drapes and a valance from a king size sheet set without sewing?  Bibbidi Bobbidi Beautiful shows you how with her amazingly detailed tutorial.

Young House Love transformed their nursery by making their own kid-friendly drapes with a short list of supplies.  No sewing required!

Kristen used this technique to make these chevron painted drapes for her living room.