Bath Shower Ha Na

I hope you’re having a wonderful week so far.  Now that I’m coming off my amazing moment high and getting back into my DIY groove, I’m excited to show you the new stenciled shower curtain panel that I recently made for the kids bathroom . You may have seen a sneak peak of the shower curtain a few weeks ago when I shared some Spring updates .  A few of you even commented saying you loved the color choice ( I do too ). It’s bright. It’s bold. It’s an eye-catcher… Stenciled Shower Curtain Using Drop Cloth Material - super simple & inexpensive to create! @Jenna_Burger, SASinteriors.net" src="http://www.sasinteriors.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/StenciledShowerCurtain-640x717.jpg" width="604" height="677" /> …And I made it myself.  It was super easy, inexpensive, and something you can absolutely do too! The materials I started off with were: 6′ x 9′ Canvas drop cloth ( from Lowe’s ) Stencil – I used the same design from Cutting Edge Stencils ...

For the last few months, we’ve set aside our staple guns and dipped into our bag of tools and tricks to make everything from lampshades to slipcovers. This month on Upholstery Basics, we head back to the sewing machine to construct a simple shower curtain . For a clawfoot tub, finding a shower curtain that’s wide enough to encircle the perimeter can be a challenge, if not impossible. After months of searching, I finally found the perfect fabric at the right price (I needed 12 yards!) to conceal my soapy plastic liner . Check out how easy it was to brighten up this bathroom with just a sewing machine and a $ 10 grommet kit . — Amanda Read the full how-to after the jump . . . Materials painter’s tape washable fabric square white or yellow chalk scissors long straight edge clamps hand plier stapler or t-pins sewing machine thread staple remover 12″ ruler iron grommet hole cutter, anvil and mandril cutting block (or thick piece of cardboard to put under the hole cutter) hammer Don’t for...

As the Preppy meets Hollywood Regency Bathroom Makeover (that wasn’t supposed to happen) progressed, I had a brilliant idea. I would make a shower cornice . I had always wanted one, so now was the perfect time. This would not be just any cornice though. No, no, no. It would be a Greek Key Carved Shower Cornice . I spent hours actually using a ruler and level (instead of eyeballing it) drawing the perfect greek key pattern on my new cornice. And then I went to carve it out. Who the hell was I kidding? After about 15 minutes of trying to follow those lines, I realized it was going to look already looked like sh*t. Instead of tossing it into the trash though, I flipped the board over and whipped up a little Trash to Treasure Shower Cornice . DIY Shower Cornice with Black & White Shower Curtains via RainonaTinRoof.com #diy" width="600" height="900" /> The great thing about this project is that you don’t have to screw up and waste countless hours like I...