You can give it an etched glass look for privacy, while still letting in sunlight-https://www.hometalk.com/diy/windows-doors/windows/glass-etched-front-door-side-window-23931587
purchase drop cloths and hang them on an inexpensive rod...they can be painted or just left plain. Additionally you could put a panel of lace fabric on the inside of your window (for privacy) it gets adhered to the window with a ‘glue’ made from corn starch and water. Make a runny liquid of starch and water, paint the window, add the lace, paint the lace with the starch mixture
I used a big drop cloth to cover an 8 foot patio door.....Hung a galvinized pipe, bought small hooks and puttled the drop cloth over the time to the disired length on floor then put the hooks on the pipe and put it all together.....It looked good and I had spent maybe$30.00, no cutting or sewing
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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I have three window wells for my basement windows. (Small standard windows with sliders to open for fresh air. I don't open them much at all. Maybe once a year if tha...
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You can give it an etched glass look for privacy, while still letting in sunlight-https://www.hometalk.com/diy/windows-doors/windows/glass-etched-front-door-side-window-23931587
Glass Etched Front Door Side Window
Are you looking for privacy, energy savings, improving aesthetics, or something else? There can be a variety of reason to cover up a window.
purchase drop cloths and hang them on an inexpensive rod...they can be painted or just left plain. Additionally you could put a panel of lace fabric on the inside of your window (for privacy) it gets adhered to the window with a ‘glue’ made from corn starch and water. Make a runny liquid of starch and water, paint the window, add the lace, paint the lace with the starch mixture
I used a big drop cloth to cover an 8 foot patio door.....Hung a galvinized pipe, bought small hooks and puttled the drop cloth over the time to the disired length on floor then put the hooks on the pipe and put it all together.....It looked good and I had spent maybe$30.00, no cutting or sewing
Charity shop curtains.............or sheets or blankets or just fabric and make a loop hem and put a pole through or curtain wire.......
energy savings
bubble wrap is the cheapest for covering windows for drafts
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