You know me - I'd use my sewing machine to make neat gathers and perhaps even sew a strip of fabric along the gathers to keep them in line and easier to pull tight. I love fabric…I just have a thing for all the color and texture.
Once the paste was cool, I slathered it onto the fabric with a pastry brush until the fabric was fully saturated. I have a hutch that I have been wanting to add some fabric too and now I know how to do it. !Thanks Jennifer! You can even use stencils if you’re super crafty and good with paint to create some designs. Lover of aesthetics and words, combining the two since 2011 across the lines of Fashion, Weddings, Interior Design, and Lifestyle magazines. I do use baskets a lot which at least make it look more decorative......until the basket overflows. Paint them. ;) Not even close!What a wonderful and simple way to enliven spaces. Full-Paneled French Door. Instead of replacing the doors to make it less dull, try using wallpaper (or even several different pieces) to cover the closet door.
Step Four - Measure and Cut Fabric. GoDear Design Deluxe Adjustable Sliding Panel Track Blind 45.8"- 86" W x 96" H, Extendable 4-Rail Track, Trimmable Natural Woven Fabric, Marble. It’s a great way to hide the mess inside, too…shhh! I placed the fabric on the door and used an old metropass (any plastic card will do) to gently smooth out the bubbles. It was an easy update, for sure!I am loving the white that everyone is decorating with. I am such a fabric addict! I do like the new bright color. Thanks for sharing the tutorial with us. I would love being able to change out the fabric too, being a fabric lover. The new cabinet curtains look so pretty, Kim! :-) Thanks for sharing it! Ahhh fabric to the rescue and you did an exquisite job :^)Thanks J!
So many pretty patterns...You can always use sheets...I even have a couple of vintage sheets..Also make my dishtowels out of them...Then use them for rags later when getting "raggedy" Love the way she did her glass fronts! I am a fabric junkie! You don’t even have to do the entire closet door, you can just cover a part or piece to give it some oomph. :) Good luck with your projects! ;) Thanks for coming by to take a peek, Linda and for the pretty party! I'll keep you posted! Keep in mind that the panels will need to overlap a little bit. Just remember you don’t have to leave this part of the room out when you’re redecorating. It is probably from the 1990’s. I am so addicted to fabric, especially when it’s on sale and I love the tulips, too! Genius. My husband prefers leather and wood!
Your tutorial is great, and you've actually inspired me to do SOMETHING with all that material I've got, lol! I am so ready for spring! Nice.I really like fabric Lorri. It’s easy too, anyone can do it! I would have never believed you accomplished it with velcro!Looks great. I'm going to save it to my file of ideas.I love my glass cabinets, I have them in the kitchen where I keep them unadorned. Lol, just kidding. It might be pricey, but for a few cabinets, it might be worth it! I have tried the all white look and it's just not me! Now you don't have to worry about making everything exactly perfect inside for display. I had to giggle at your bridge and real estate joke. :-)Exactly, Kim...and trust me, the insides are not perfect!! I hope you like the chair...that was a necessity after an unnamed someone did a bit of damage...ugh.
Usually the center panel from most cabinets can be removed and if you can't find glass you can have it cut. I love what you did, Kim! I made a bunch of fabric strips for the waste can I transformed in my last post. I made extra and used some spray starch to stiffen them a bit to use for a doorstop. I love your desk area.Thanks so much and I agree, fabric is expensive! ;) Pretty is always nice ... pretty look and pretty easy project. Thanks!Love the Spring update on the cupboard doors. You can also make a recessed panel using fabric and trim. Measure the width and height of your door to determine how many strips of wallpaper are needed to cover the surface (2 to 3 depending on the width of your roll). And it's cheap too! $139.99 $ 139. It's lovely both ways, but it's always nice when we make a change. I like the redo a lot though~ maybe it will keep me motivated to keep it clean all the time!
Gotta love that velcro!I have always loved the look of a skirted farmhouse sink. I liked it so much, I chopped it up and started making something else from it. Your little spot looks nice and cozy and the fabric adds just the right touch.Thanks Brenda!
Wow this is a great tutorial with your easy to follow instructions that even I could do this! For $8 each, I found table skirts that perfectly cover the height of my damaged, mismatched cabinet doors, and measure 29 x 168 inches.
As for the hinges, Veronique says that when she re-hung her cabinet doors, her hinges were about 1 inch inside the cabinet, so it was easy to just fold or score the fabric to make it fit. I love to use scraps...nothing goes to waste! Velcro is one of man's greatest invention!!!! I absolutely love fabric. :)Love the fabric panels in the glass. That desk is such a catch all!
♥ TeriThanks for popping by Teri and leaving such a sweet comment. 1-16 of over 4,000 results for "Fabric Sliding Door Panels" Amazon's Choice for Fabric Sliding Door Panels. I but it even when I don't know what I'm going to do with it! This would provide a great option if I found I didn't like the need for tidiness in a cupboard.
Once the paste was cool, I slathered it onto the fabric with a pastry brush until the fabric was fully saturated. I have a hutch that I have been wanting to add some fabric too and now I know how to do it. !Thanks Jennifer! You can even use stencils if you’re super crafty and good with paint to create some designs. Lover of aesthetics and words, combining the two since 2011 across the lines of Fashion, Weddings, Interior Design, and Lifestyle magazines. I do use baskets a lot which at least make it look more decorative......until the basket overflows. Paint them. ;) Not even close!What a wonderful and simple way to enliven spaces. Full-Paneled French Door. Instead of replacing the doors to make it less dull, try using wallpaper (or even several different pieces) to cover the closet door.
Step Four - Measure and Cut Fabric. GoDear Design Deluxe Adjustable Sliding Panel Track Blind 45.8"- 86" W x 96" H, Extendable 4-Rail Track, Trimmable Natural Woven Fabric, Marble. It’s a great way to hide the mess inside, too…shhh! I placed the fabric on the door and used an old metropass (any plastic card will do) to gently smooth out the bubbles. It was an easy update, for sure!I am loving the white that everyone is decorating with. I am such a fabric addict! I do like the new bright color. Thanks for sharing the tutorial with us. I would love being able to change out the fabric too, being a fabric lover. The new cabinet curtains look so pretty, Kim! :-) Thanks for sharing it! Ahhh fabric to the rescue and you did an exquisite job :^)Thanks J!
So many pretty patterns...You can always use sheets...I even have a couple of vintage sheets..Also make my dishtowels out of them...Then use them for rags later when getting "raggedy" Love the way she did her glass fronts! I am a fabric junkie! You don’t even have to do the entire closet door, you can just cover a part or piece to give it some oomph. :) Good luck with your projects! ;) Thanks for coming by to take a peek, Linda and for the pretty party! I'll keep you posted! Keep in mind that the panels will need to overlap a little bit. Just remember you don’t have to leave this part of the room out when you’re redecorating. It is probably from the 1990’s. I am so addicted to fabric, especially when it’s on sale and I love the tulips, too! Genius. My husband prefers leather and wood!
Your tutorial is great, and you've actually inspired me to do SOMETHING with all that material I've got, lol! I am so ready for spring! Nice.I really like fabric Lorri. It’s easy too, anyone can do it! I would have never believed you accomplished it with velcro!Looks great. I'm going to save it to my file of ideas.I love my glass cabinets, I have them in the kitchen where I keep them unadorned. Lol, just kidding. It might be pricey, but for a few cabinets, it might be worth it! I have tried the all white look and it's just not me! Now you don't have to worry about making everything exactly perfect inside for display. I had to giggle at your bridge and real estate joke. :-)Exactly, Kim...and trust me, the insides are not perfect!! I hope you like the chair...that was a necessity after an unnamed someone did a bit of damage...ugh.
Usually the center panel from most cabinets can be removed and if you can't find glass you can have it cut. I love what you did, Kim! I made a bunch of fabric strips for the waste can I transformed in my last post. I made extra and used some spray starch to stiffen them a bit to use for a doorstop. I love your desk area.Thanks so much and I agree, fabric is expensive! ;) Pretty is always nice ... pretty look and pretty easy project. Thanks!Love the Spring update on the cupboard doors. You can also make a recessed panel using fabric and trim. Measure the width and height of your door to determine how many strips of wallpaper are needed to cover the surface (2 to 3 depending on the width of your roll). And it's cheap too! $139.99 $ 139. It's lovely both ways, but it's always nice when we make a change. I like the redo a lot though~ maybe it will keep me motivated to keep it clean all the time!
Gotta love that velcro!I have always loved the look of a skirted farmhouse sink. I liked it so much, I chopped it up and started making something else from it. Your little spot looks nice and cozy and the fabric adds just the right touch.Thanks Brenda!
Wow this is a great tutorial with your easy to follow instructions that even I could do this! For $8 each, I found table skirts that perfectly cover the height of my damaged, mismatched cabinet doors, and measure 29 x 168 inches.
As for the hinges, Veronique says that when she re-hung her cabinet doors, her hinges were about 1 inch inside the cabinet, so it was easy to just fold or score the fabric to make it fit. I love to use scraps...nothing goes to waste! Velcro is one of man's greatest invention!!!! I absolutely love fabric. :)Love the fabric panels in the glass. That desk is such a catch all!
♥ TeriThanks for popping by Teri and leaving such a sweet comment. 1-16 of over 4,000 results for "Fabric Sliding Door Panels" Amazon's Choice for Fabric Sliding Door Panels. I but it even when I don't know what I'm going to do with it! This would provide a great option if I found I didn't like the need for tidiness in a cupboard.