Well, I’m sure there are plenty of people who don’t care about a good entryway, but I’m not one those people..
I’m sure that I like the idea behind mine and I think it was fun to totally cheat my way through making them.. I’m not sure that I like these particular ones in this particular front hall application, though..I started with one of my Walmart flour sack dish towels, and drew a really simple window pane plaid on it in Sharpie.. Then I cut it to size and hot glued the top to make room for the “curtain rod”….
…Which was actually a bamboo garden stake that I grabbed out of the mud room.I hot glued the whole mess up on the window frame just to see how it would look.Then I got to thinking that if it looked great as is, that would be amazing cause I totally cheated my way through it..
I don’t hate it, but I wouldn’t exactly call it “amazing.”.As much as I thought I wanted a little curtain in here to bring in some soft fabric, I’m now pretty sure that I’ll just put the wreath back up that was there for the last year.
So you see, it’s a good thing that I have a fear of commitment and didn’t go out and buy a curtain rod like a sucker..
So the hot glue will be popped off the frame and the wreath will go back up.Which are the ones that I enjoy the most?
Honestly, they mostly all have to do with paint..When I heard about the CIL Beauty on a Small Budget contest, I jumped at the chance to talk a little bit more about their paint with you because it’s just made such a difference to me in how I feel in my home on a daily basis.
Let’s take a stroll down memory lane, shall we?.I’ve been using CIL Premium paint since long before I first partnered up with them last fall for the Decor Experts on the Road tour.