Miss Mustard Seed shares her solution to hang curtains all at the same height and the same distance from the window.

Yes.  You read that right.  Drapes made from a drop cloth and hung on an antique hanger by Funky Junk Interiors.

Jane Coslick Designs & Restorations ~ a tree branch for a rod.   Absolutely lovely.

The goal of a window mistreatment is easy, pretty and fast.  However, chances are you are going to need some hardware and tools for your new mistreatments.  Here’s a list of some common items used when mistreating. Glue Gun Every home needs a glue gun.  We have both high melt and low melt guns and [...]

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!  

Electrical Metallic Tubing may sound like a mouthful but The Tall Chick promises they’re easy to make, sturdy and cost efficient. Follow her step by step instructions and you can’t go wrong.  Don’t forget, you can also use copper pipe for rods!

An alternative to drapes, Window Mistreatments by Funky Junk Interiors made to look like wooden screen gates.  Absolutely stunning!

Grommets are a great alternative to ring clips and are easy to add to most fabrics.  Put them close together for a tighter more formal hang, or space them apart for a drapey casual look. Check out the instructions for these drapes at Brooklyn Limestone.

How to make your own curtain rods that look normal but cost abnormally cheap via Handmade home