Get 2-3 thin tension rods and fit them in the space vertically. Wind a long strand of tiny clear lights up one rod and down the other and plug in. Use either two inside the frame or one at each side and the third in the middle. DON’T do the top and bottom - it will spoil the effect.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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my daughter and I made an ornament wreath from pool noodles. When hung it sags so bad it becomes an oval. Any ideas how to add support now that it’s done??
I've seen the precious wreath made with rain boots but how do you keep the boots from just pulling everything off. If you attach to wire wreath form how do you hide ...
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Hey Hometalkers!I live in a railroad-style apt in NYC, which technically has 2 front doors: one that we use, in the kitchen/living room, and one in the bedroom. How c...
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What can I do with this side panel of door instead of covering it up with curtains
So many ways... Use stained glass paint and paint a vine. Get a frosted vinyl and cover the glass. Cover it with mini blinds.....
There are some beautiful frosted glass sticker-type materials that can be applied. Gives you some privacy but let’s the light in. :)
The vinyl frosted plastic will cover the window and still allow light to come in.
There are very thin rods made for sheers, to fit into these spaces. Sheers with designs for sidelights are available in many store and on line.
Get 2-3 thin tension rods and fit them in the space vertically. Wind a long strand of tiny clear lights up one rod and down the other and plug in. Use either two inside the frame or one at each side and the third in the middle. DON’T do the top and bottom - it will spoil the effect.
I bought Pretty Stickers in a Dollar Store and put 4 on the inside and 4 on the outside, all for $2.00! And they stay on outside with the rain!
This is what I did with my side panels!