Boho Love

I was born in the sixties.  I was a carefree hippy child, mostly.  I attribute my love of colour to that.  I get excited for an abundance of colour.  It really makes me happy.  I saw a great boho curtain on Pinterest and knew I had to make one.  I only needed to come up with a good reason to do so.  Well, we have a lovely deck and enjoy spending time on it.  We have lovely neighbours two doors down who have a deck on the same level as ours.  There is not an abundance of trees between said decks and they are often on their deck at the same time we are.  The perfect excuse to make a boho curtain.  I dug out ribbons and fabric scraps and sewed this together.  It seemed quite full when I put it together but now I am thinking more is needed.  It might be a bit unwieldy to manage under the machine.  Hand stitching might take a bit too long.  Hmm, glue?  Staples?  Or back to the machine and just power through?

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Comments

Queeniepatch said…
Oh, it goes so well with the greenery around.
May 28, 2022 at 1:30 AM
Gwyned Trefethen said…
I'd never heard of the term Boho curtain before. You sent me off doing some research. A good thing. Your curtain could be quite the conversation starter in the neighborhood. Lovely.
May 28, 2022 at 4:37 AM
Andree G. Faubert said…
Hi Angela, that's awesome!
May 28, 2022 at 8:06 PM
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