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DIY – The Easiest Drop Sheet Curtains

December 11, 2016 5 Comments

I’ve literally seen these drop sheet curtains everywhere. My farmhouse heart wanted to try these months ago but we were in the midst of moving and all the other things we’ve gone through in the last few months, I just didn’t have time. This weekend we had a MASSIVE snow storm. We received over 16 INCHES of snow and we were literally snowed in. It warmed up a bit today to +1 so the snow on the roads melted so we were able to go to the store.

I finally decided to take on the easiest drop sheet curtains. I mean, It’s literally the easiest so I have no idea why I didn’t do it months ago. I bought my curtain rods from here for pennies and my curtain rings from here & the super adorable farmhouse curtains are from here.

Here’s how my room looked pre-curtains. Also, please don’t judge my ultra small rug. My OCD self is so bugged by the fact that my sofa and chair can’t sit on the rug. We sold our old bigger rug as it didn’t jive with the space, so we’re saving for this rug and in the meantime we are using this tiny little rug to warm up the space.

DIY The Easiest Drop Sheet Curtains, Drop Sheets From Home Depot, 4 Panels for Under 50 Dollars www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

I started off by throwing them in the wash because when you first buy them they’re super starchy and it feels like an entirely different fabric. I also threw in some laundry detergent to give them a yummy smell and then threw them in the dryer and dried them until they were completely dry.

Next step is ironing them. I mean, you could totally skip this step if you love a grungy, unkept look, but I wanted something more kept. I gave the curtains a quick iron and flipped the tops over 2 feet. I know some don’t like the look of the 2 feet of fabric hanging from the top, but I feel like that makes these curtains.

I literally searched for curtains for over a year in the last house and every time I bought a pair it just didn’t look good with my room. I love how heavy the fabric of these drop sheets are, so it hangs so pretty.

Here’s how they look all hung and pretty.  I’ve to be honest. I didn’t watch the other two panels because I didn’t want to waste 50 dollars if they didn’t turn out. So the other window is currently not dressed yet.

DIY The Easiest Drop Sheet Curtains, Drop Sheets From Home Depot, 4 Panels for Under 50 Dollars www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

DIY The Easiest Drop Sheet Curtains, Drop Sheets From Home Depot, 4 Panels for Under 50 Dollars www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

DIY The Easiest Drop Sheet Curtains, Drop Sheets From Home Depot, 4 Panels for Under 50 Dollars www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

DIY The Easiest Farmhouse Drop Sheet Curtains Ever, Step By Step, Where To Buy Everything, How TO Make Them Look Good, Under 50 Bucks For 4 Panels at 108" Length! www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

DIY The Easiest Farmhouse Drop Sheet Curtains Ever, Step By Step, Where To Buy Everything, How TO Make Them Look Good, Under 50 Bucks For 4 Panels at 108" Length! www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

DIY The Easiest Farmhouse Drop Sheet Curtains Ever, Step By Step, Where To Buy Everything, How TO Make Them Look Good, Under 50 Bucks For 4 Panels at 108" Length! www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

DIY The Easiest Farmhouse Drop Sheet Curtains Ever, Step By Step, Where To Buy Everything, How TO Make Them Look Good, Under 50 Bucks For 4 Panels at 108" Length! www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Do you love them or hate them? I’m so in love with them. Every time I do a DIY project that includes scissors I am very nervous. I’m not crafty at all. I might be good with paint and able to restore an old piece, but I am not crafty. So if I can do these super easy drop sheet curtains, so can you!

I had to iron the first two panels three times, so make sure you dry them extra good. Second pair ironed a lot easier.

Jess Name

 

DIY The Easiest Drop Sheet Curtains, Drop Sheets From Home Depot, 4 Panels for Under 50 Dollars www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

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  1. Erika says

    February 7, 2018 at 2:06 pm

    Nvm! Found it! Lol

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Hi! I'm Jessica Sara Morris. Lifestyle Blogger, Interior Designer and Mama to Four. Occasionally spontaneous but mostly a hermit who lives in stretchy pants.

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