Interested in learning how to DIY window treatments? Window treatments can make such a difference when it comes to making your space feel like home. Not only do they provide privacy, but they add texture, color, and pattern. If you’re looking to add window treatments to your home, it can come as a sticker shock if you want to buy them from your favorite brand. With different fabrics and sizes, window treatments can get expensive, but you can make them yourself for cheap with these ideas.
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Check out some of our favorite DIY window treatment ideas:
DIY No Sew Rolled Window Valance | Painted Hive
Anything no-sew is right up our alley! These valances are simple and look really cute too!
Budget-Friendly Living Room Treatments | Two Twenty One
For roman shades and curtains, this tutorial is the perfect combo. Plus, this simple and casual look is timeless and works with many styles.
DIY Interior Window Shutters | The Merry Thought
We love this idea from the Merry Thought to add interior window shutters for privacy in the bathroom. It’s a fun look, and by painting them white, it can easily tie into the rest of your space.
Easy No Sew Drop Cloth Curtains | Woods & Ivory
Another no-sew option for curtains, this time with a drop cloth, making it very inexpensive.
No-Sew Cafe Curtain | Francois Et Moi
We love this cafe curtain from our girl Erin at Francois Et Moi! Perfect for the bathroom and easy to make as well.
DIY Pinch Pleat Curtains | the Grit and Polish
Have some basic IKEA curtains, but want to add a little pop? This tutorial from Grit & Polish is perfect for you.
Easy DIY Roman Shade | Sincerely, Marie Designs
Simple roman shades are great for making really bright rooms a little darker and bringing a sense of privacy to your home without completely closing off the light.
DIY Wood Window Valances | Abby Kirsten Collections
Want to make a wood window valance? Check out the tutorial link above.
Did you enjoy these DIY window treatment ideas? Let us know!
The farmhouse option looks really good. Wood blinds are a little expensive but they provide natural tint to your house.