I just have to say my daughter and I follow your channel and we love everything you do and share and we are praying for God's new address for us to move. When you shared pre wash your fabric that is something so many times people don't do. I've been sewing for over 50 years one thing I have done when I bought fabric when I was so for my children years ago I made everything they wore is I always watched it in hot water. Someone told me that years ago to do that because that way if something was ever washed by mistake in warm water and dried in the dryer it was taken care of before I ever sewed the item. So that's what I've done for years is washed it in hot water and dried it in hot water if at all possible especially if it was cotton. As my kids grew up I was so thankful because many times they would do their own laundry and not always do the cool cycle or low. I am currently redoing some things in our home while we are still here and then attempting to do curtains with drop cloths like you have shared before. But I love that you shared this fabric site because we used to have a fabric store here and now it's closed. Although there is a store in another town called SR Harris here in Minnesota and it is phenomenal if anybody lives in Minnesota
I didn’t think it was possible that I would love your new farmhouse more than the one you sold.... I now stand corrected 🥰 YOUR channel is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE 💕💕💕
IKEA has tab top curtains. 2 panels in a package 55 inches each panel with 98 and 120 in length for $24.99 in several colors. I just got two sets of the grey for my living room and dining room and a white set for the family room 98 was the shortest so I had to cut length off as my ceilings are only 7 1/2 feet from ceiling to floor I can never find curtains short enough I use the left over fabric for other projects
I have the IKEA lenda curtains and washed them on cold. One of them shrunk substantially. I literally just got done ripping the hem out to make them longer. Thankfully I left a lot of hem like you said. I like the ties on these. They are nice if you need a custom size, but you definitely can’t go wrong with the IKEA ones for the price. I know you’ve mentioned buying them before as well.
These look absolutely lovely in your room. The tie style fits so well with your home. I am a Beginner PLUS in sewing (I know the basics and have done lots of easy projects repeatedly, but I have not moved on to more complicated techniques). I could follow your instructions with no problem - you explained each step very well. Thank you for showing us!
I sewed a curtain for my doorway in the bedroom using a quilt cover that matched my linen (they were all going out on clearance) using the button end (pillow cases for the material) to make my ties so if I ever need to use it as a quilt cover again I can. I used the tie top method because I used a tree branch rather than a straight rod as my curtain rod and the ties let me adjust for the different length I needed☺️
Awesome fabric ! I have used a lot of fabric for them 👍. I have sewn most of my own curtains. That is what got me into sewing.... CURTAINS and PILLOWS! Options are endless !!!! Beautiful Lisa ! 👍❤️👍❤️
I NEED TO MAKE THESE!!! The curtains that came with the house I bought in December are dusty rose relics from the 80s or 90s and they need to go! I desperately need to go through your course once my garden stops keeping me busy. Thanks for the tutorial xo
The curtains look very airy and beautiful 😍. Thank you for sharing, and easy tutorial. My son bought me a sewing machine for mothers day and I haven't used it yet because I wanted to start. But, I was afraid to do any major thing till now, so thank you. 🙏💖
Do you think a basket woven valence type thing would be cool for the top of the windows to warm up the windows and cozey them up? I lived in a house with tall windows and it was hard bc everything toward the ceiling looked so bare and everything felt very bottom heavy with stuff on the floor but the walls/windows bare. We had a beautiful wooden carved Sandoz image that we added that warmed up the walls but I always thought it'd be cool to have multiples for the windows but I do love wood, baskets and tapestry although the tapestry would not work in my current home.
Thank you so much Lisa! These are really beautiful! I have alway an issue when I sew thick fabrics together and the machine just doesn’t let the fabric run. I don’t know if it makes sense... I have to watch your sewing videos for sure 🤗
This is an opinion from someone who has been sewing for decades. I think vintage elna machines and vintage Singer machines are the way to go. They were made with much finer craftsmanship. The newer beginner type machines are noisy, not very powerful and so lightweight they bounce all over the table. It makes for a frustrating experience for a beginner sewist. Also, for the same price(or much less) of a new machine, you can get an awesome vintage machine you can use forever. Hope this helps!
Blue Cotton By Kammy Lisa said in the beginning of this video that Brother sewing machines are good for beginner seamstresses…my Mom had always used Singer back in the 60’s and 70’s. Around $80 for a Brother brand.
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I just have to say my daughter and I follow your channel and we love everything you do and share and we are praying for God's new address for us to move. When you shared pre wash your fabric that is something so many times people don't do. I've been sewing for over 50 years one thing I have done when I bought fabric when I was so for my children years ago I made everything they wore is I always watched it in hot water. Someone told me that years ago to do that because that way if something was ever washed by mistake in warm water and dried in the dryer it was taken care of before I ever sewed the item. So that's what I've done for years is washed it in hot water and dried it in hot water if at all possible especially if it was cotton. As my kids grew up I was so thankful because many times they would do their own laundry and not always do the cool cycle or low. I am currently redoing some things in our home while we are still here and then attempting to do curtains with drop cloths like you have shared before. But I love that you shared this fabric site because we used to have a fabric store here and now it's closed. Although there is a store in another town called SR Harris here in Minnesota and it is phenomenal if anybody lives in Minnesota
You're my idol!!! You're like a super hero❤
They look so lovely! It's always amazing how you can create beautiful projects that don't require any special skills!
I didn’t think it was possible that I would love your new farmhouse more than the one you sold.... I now stand corrected 🥰 YOUR channel is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE 💕💕💕
awe thank you so much!
thanks for your great idea...i definitely try this....
IKEA has tab top curtains. 2 panels in a package 55 inches each panel with 98 and 120 in length for $24.99 in several colors. I just got two sets of the grey for my living room and dining room and a white set for the family room
98 was the shortest so I had to cut length off as my ceilings are only 7 1/2 feet from ceiling to floor
I can never find curtains short enough
I use the left over fabric for other projects
I have the IKEA lenda curtains and washed them on cold. One of them shrunk substantially. I literally just got done ripping the hem out to make them longer. Thankfully I left a lot of hem like you said. I like the ties on these. They are nice if you need a custom size, but you definitely can’t go wrong with the IKEA ones for the price. I know you’ve mentioned buying them before as well.
You are a fabulous teacher! Thank you for sharing!
awe thank you!
These look absolutely lovely in your room. The tie style fits so well with your home. I am a Beginner PLUS in sewing (I know the basics and have done lots of easy projects repeatedly, but I have not moved on to more complicated techniques). I could follow your instructions with no problem - you explained each step very well. Thank you for showing us!
Linen is my favorite cloth, Robert kaufman has beautiful fabrics
Wow, so nice of you to have a series of videos teaching beginners how to sew! You're awesome! God bless you♥
I sewed a curtain for my doorway in the bedroom using a quilt cover that matched my linen (they were all going out on clearance) using the button end (pillow cases for the material) to make my ties so if I ever need to use it as a quilt cover again I can. I used the tie top method because I used a tree branch rather than a straight rod as my curtain rod and the ties let me adjust for the different length I needed☺️
Awesome fabric ! I have used a lot of fabric for them 👍. I have sewn most of my own curtains. That is what got me into sewing.... CURTAINS and PILLOWS! Options are endless !!!!
Beautiful Lisa ! 👍❤️👍❤️
I love your sewing tutorials.
Great tutorial! I love linen as well. It hangs so nicely.
Great tutorial! Appreciate your level of detail and the "why" behind some of the steps.
Thanks, this is how I'm going to make my new kitchen curtains now.
Lesley Harris I’m thinking of doing the same.
As always, something that everyone can take advantage of.
I NEED TO MAKE THESE!!! The curtains that came with the house I bought in December are dusty rose relics from the 80s or 90s and they need to go! I desperately need to go through your course once my garden stops keeping me busy. Thanks for the tutorial xo
This is an excellent video. I am a long time sewest and you always do such a nice job of simpifying your sewing projects.
The curtains look lovely!
thank you!
The curtains look very airy and beautiful 😍. Thank you for sharing, and easy tutorial. My son bought me a sewing machine for mothers day and I haven't used it yet because I wanted to start. But, I was afraid to do any major thing till now, so thank you. 🙏💖
what a sweet gift!
@@FarmhouseonBoone Yes, he always comes home with something for me , I am blessed to have thoughtful children. 💖
Curtains look amazing
Yay, lovely courtains👏👏👏
Those are so pretty,thank you for sharing!
Soooo pretty I just love linen
Beautiful 👍🏻👏🏻
Love these!
Soooo simple so pretty and elegant. Thank you Lisa. I will see your link. 🤗🤗
Cute! You look like you feel better!
Very Pretty!!! I have to try it!!!
Do you think a basket woven valence type thing would be cool for the top of the windows to warm up the windows and cozey them up? I lived in a house with tall windows and it was hard bc everything toward the ceiling looked so bare and everything felt very bottom heavy with stuff on the floor but the walls/windows bare. We had a beautiful wooden carved Sandoz image that we added that warmed up the walls but I always thought it'd be cool to have multiples for the windows but I do love wood, baskets and tapestry although the tapestry would not work in my current home.
So pretty, thanks for sharing!
So lovely.
Thank you so much Lisa! These are really beautiful! I have alway an issue when I sew thick fabrics together and the machine just doesn’t let the fabric run. I don’t know if it makes sense... I have to watch your sewing videos for sure 🤗
Love it
Thank you for a fab tutorial, i love your curtain poles, please where did you get them from? X
Where did you get your thread holder?
Hey Lisa! Random question... can you tell me where your top or dress is from? Thank you!
Hi Lisa, Are you still selling your kefir grains? I purchased some from you ago and they were amazing but I most them.
Lisa, where do you get your background music? Thank you.
Where do you buy your rods? I already bought some of this fabric for curtains and just haven’t sat down to make them yet. 😅
What's the of this fabric?
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What is a good starter sewing machine?
This is an opinion from someone who has been sewing for decades. I think vintage elna machines and vintage Singer machines are the way to go. They were made with much finer craftsmanship. The newer beginner type machines are noisy, not very powerful and so lightweight they bounce all over the table. It makes for a frustrating experience for a beginner sewist. Also, for the same price(or much less) of a new machine, you can get an awesome vintage machine you can use forever. Hope this helps!
Blue Cotton By Kammy
Lisa said in the beginning of this video that Brother sewing machines are good for beginner seamstresses…my Mom had always used Singer back in the 60’s and 70’s. Around $80 for a Brother brand.
Ciao 💕💕👍👍👋👏👏👏👏👋
They frame your windows beautifully xx