I have had lots of inquiries about the fabric for my living room curtains. I got it from Fabric.com ~ it is the Waverly Ellis Hemp. I cut the 54” width in half to make 2 panels out of each section. They are not huge and fluffy, but they frame the windows nicely and the price was right for $40 for all 4 panels!
Of course I didn’t sew. I just used fusible web tape (or stitch witchery) that you find in the sewing aisle at Walmart. Iron the tape onto the fabric with the paper side up:
Let it cool a little, then take off the paper (my favorite part)
Then fold the fabric over the tape and iron and it “fuses” it all together. 
Crisp curtains ready to be clipped up! My husband thinks I’m obsessed with the word “crisp.” Crisp curtains, crisp air outside, crisp apples, crisp leaves, telling him he’s speaking in a rather crisp voice…..
I had never ordered from Fabric.com before, but look at these fabrics! Pure loveliness.
I had never ordered from Fabric.com before, but look at these fabrics! Pure loveliness.
Look for Home Decor fabric at the top in the blue bar----->then click designer ----->to see beautiful fabric from P. Kauffman, Amy Butler, Robert Allen, and more!
Since I loved them so much, I signed up with their affiliate program, and they gave me a code to share with my wonderful 320 Sycamore readers:
For $5 off a purchase of $20 or more, use code granville5 at checkout through 11/29!
Depending on the size of your order, these are coupons this week (through 11/29) as well and may save you more (you can’t stack the codes though…just choose one)
Save 20% off $0 - $74.99 (Use code THANKS20)
Save 25% off $75 - $149.99 (Use code THANKS25)
Save 30% off $150 or more (Use code THANKS30)
Shipping is free over $35 and there is free return shipping with their 100% satisfaction guaranteed! Love it and I think you will too: Fabric.com
Happy fabric-ing!
(the small print: after I bought some fabric from fabric.com I was thrilled with my experience, so I signed up as an affiliate, meaning I could get a small portion of sales that come from 320 Sycamore. All proceeds will go to fabric for melissa’s next project: the kitchen! I will never share anything with you that I haven’t tried myself and loved and/or think is an amazing deal. promise.)
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