Western Curtains

I have a beautiful Italian queen flat sheet with hand stitched detail along in a Decorated west. This very expensive piece of laundry sat dormant in my chest of cedar, as it fits or goe with nothing, but my kitchen. I am not a seamstress but this inclination just being a sorcerer!

Since you say you're not a seamstress, how about using a hot glue gun? I did many times the curtains of decision. Because you say the song is so beautiful, use it as background. Tell the window is 36 by 64 the time scale. Do you want the curtain to full-scale or simply adapt to the window. Once you have decided to leave about an inch or so on both sides for a finished hem. Then cut the curtain to the length you want, still leaving a strip wide enough to make a section of the curtain rod. Try to cut as cleanly and evenly as possible. Once it is cut, bend your side and if you want, use an iron to flatten the tissue. Then glue. After the sides are made, according to the size of the curtain rod, fold of fabric, the iron down, then glue. A glue gun is very inexpensive. If you have an AC Moore around you, you can get a small one for under $ 2.00. If you want to make a valance so the same principle applies. I would say that even if you can do this with almost all tissues (I made curtains for my neighbor chiffon fabric) Cotton is the best. Hope this helps.

Assuming you have only the leaf ... I suggest covers, window layer, Topper in cascade with a coordinating color fabric as the lining, which shows the folds in the waterfalls .. also hope that no more than 2-3 standard Windows in your room