Made of real metal mesh that was a killer to sew, these window treatments have sewn-on beads, bits of jewelry, broken Venetian glass, scraps of rubble, laminated fortunes and pockets that contain bits and pieces found here and there, from sea glass and metal faucet handles to dolls' arms and brass birds' feet.
For close-up views of curtain innards, click here to see a more recent posting with lots of photos.
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For close-up views of curtain innards, click here to see a more recent posting with lots of photos.
Gosh I love this idea using the sea glass but not drilling it.
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Excellent idea!I have a similar store bought curtain with pockets filled with starfish!Ariadne from Greece!
ReplyDeleteI've only recently discovered your blog and I love it! I have no idea where you live but this piece reminds me so much of St Ives in Cornwall (England). It is stunningly beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteI will have to check out St Ives. I'm far away in Oakland, California.
ReplyDeleteFor those interested in seaglass, the seaglass curtain is even more relevant. Click on "decor" in the topic listings for this blog, and scroll down to "rubble decor" to see that curtain.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so pretty! I would love having random things hanging in my windows, I already have things hanging on my walls. Not sure about the doll appendages personally.
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