How to Make a Cute No-Sew Shower Curtain - DIY Crafts - Thrift Diving

[@ThriftDiving]

*For step-by-step instructions on how to make this DIY shower curtain, head over to the blog post on Arrow Fastener's blog! **www.arrowfastener.com/projects/diy-shower-curtain/*

[@IN-D-YHN]

Que Bella!

[@KellyanneKashaS]

Thank you I've signed up to that website even though i have no tools maybe i need to try get my hands on some free ones from somewhere. Too many nice project's i want to do

[@ThriftDiving]

@@KellyanneKashaS Yeah, I love Arrow Fastener's tools! I have been working with them since last year. So many crafty things you can do with their things.

[@darbyvolk7948]

I have been searching for a shower curtain for awhile and I can't seem to find the "right" one . I can do this . What type of fabric do you suggest?

[@guadeloupe61]

Hi Serena, my name is Sabine and I live in Toronto, Canada. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was looking for a new shower curtain and it would be out of stock all the time. I was fed up waiting so I googled "How to make a shower curtain" and I found your video. It was perfect for me because I don't have a sewing machine. I just finished it today and I love it so much. I wish I could show you pictures. Thank you again, Sabine. ❤

[@maggiemedlin3525]

You are such a sweet person with such good ideas I hope you have an amazing day

[@ThriftDiving]

Awww, thanks, Maggie!

[@zencat55]

I've made many shower curtains. If you have to join fabric panels always use a french or felled seam.

[@ThriftDiving]

Thanks for the tip! :)

[@greenthumbelina7331]

Serena, I absolutely love this! I can't tell you how many times I've looked for a shower curtain that I liked but couldn't find one that went with my color scheme or style. Great video!!!

[@kgrean8587]

Wow,great idea. I have a problem when I change my shower curtains,because I have windows in my bathroom. I am a little OCD in that I have to have matching curtains too. I always buy 2 shower curtains and use 1 for the curtain and am never happy with the fullness of the curtain. Why didn't I think of your idea before? I really love your idea❣

[@ThriftDiving]

Hey! Have you ever thought of making a window privacy screen like this for the window? It would be easy to get a good fit and you wouldn't need much fabric from the 2nd shower curtain. Just an idea! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hojblmp6dpdqgaM

[@kimadams446]

Very nice job Serena.

[@ThriftDiving]

Thanks so much, Kim! :) Hope you've been well!

[@auntnatalie]

Thank you! BEST one I Have seen, You explain well. And adding that exra piece IS Soooper! Thank you so much I will subscribe!!!

[@deannaschlabach]

Hey Serena! Congratulations! Just saw your photo in the Duluth Trading Company! You look very professional and gorgeous!! Love their clothes! Thank you for this wonderful and easy to follow project. 😊

[@ThriftDiving]

Thank you! I love their clothes, too! That's literally what I wear all the time now!

[@deannaschlabach]

Thrift Diving So very cool! 😎

[@zebragozt5284]

You do a professional finished job

[@ThriftDiving]

Thank you! I try my best. :)

[@darniataylor7749]

I never would've thought to do this, great idea! If it works in the shower, I'm sure it would work for a regular window. 🤔 So many ideas... Tfs!

[@ThriftDiving]

Yes, it would work for regular curtains, too!

[@simplelivinghomegoods2670]

This was a Wonderful Idea! Thanks for sharing.

[@ThriftDiving]

Thank you!

[@BriarRoseStyless]

That new shower curtain ended up look both nice and well made! An amazing project for someone like me, who doesn’t know how to use a sewing machine to save my life ahah When our shower curtain gets old and ratchet I’ll try to make a new one using this tutorial!! Thank you Serena 😊

[@ThriftDiving]

You're welcome, Liss! :)

[@patwanner1781]

Wow, great information. Thanks for sharing. I always have the hardest time getting a straight line.🎄

[@ThriftDiving]

I know, me too. I learned that little straight line tip from my amazing upholstery teacher!

[@roxydus3746]

Looks awesome, what a cool idea to layer fabric on a plastic curtain - never seen it before 🙋🏼👏🏻

[@texgal3990]

Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and talent. I have been looking for a long time for a video on how to make your own shower curtain. None have been this good.

[@WhoWhatWhereWhenWhy7]

I love your DIY videos. Great topics and good quality production. Keep it going!

[@ThriftDiving]

Aww, that's so sweet! Thank you so much! :)

[@mylynnj3792]

Great video! My family room bathroom has a stall size shower. It has been quite the challenge, to find that size curtain ready made. I can't wait to go fabric shopping!

[@flowergirlpower1991]

Great idea how to cut a straight line. No more drawing of line for me. Just lovely

[@traceybradshaw]

Love it! The colors are gorgeous Serena x

[@Mustlovebooks15]

That is super cute! But that iron on tape to me seems like so much more work than it would to have just sewn it but I like my sewing machine and don’t even own an iron! Lol. Also shower curtain can be turned into window curtains this way. I did that for my dinning room when I found the perfect ones.

[@jrbowdree1]

Will the steam from the shower affect the iron on tape?

[@ThriftDiving]

Nope! I've been using the shower curtain for a few months now (I just didn't post this video right away), and the shower curtain has held up nicely! You can even wash materials with iron on tape, from what I understand. :)

[@kathrynemmitt8625]

@@ThriftDiving this was my exact question, I was immediately dubious about the iron-on tape, but I am so happy to hear that it has held up. Thank you so much!

[@Laylia_]

What a great idea! Thanks for sharing this!

[@evelynj.amponsah8417]

Serena first let me say Merry Christmas to you and your family. Your choice of fabric is phenomenal, love it. I Sew so i would have did the same thing with the sewing machine. I have never used the iron on tape might give it a try. The shower hooks gives it the extra POP. Thxs for sharing. You always have great Tutorials.

[@chosenlight7289]

Gorgeous

[@emmajones8524]

Great project Serena, saw Duluth commercial, way to go congratulations. I love your down to earth personality. All the good things happening in your life could not be happening to a better person. I know this is silly, but I feel like I know you😉.

[@ΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΑΠΙΤΣΙΟΥ]

Beautiful idea !!!!!!!!!!!!What tool is that that look like a ruler and if you wash the curtain is there a chance that will remove the glue from the fabric ?

[@flowersan5942]

Your very good job 👍

[@Acka8017]

Hi, how many yards of fabric did you use ?

[@craftingwithangie2021]

Great idea Serena! It turned out beautifully my friend! :)

[@cshula1]

Fantastic! Great idea!

[@franceswalker2627]

Wow, so cool! My preference would be to spray paint the curtain hooks. Lavender/periwinkle is one of my favorite colors. My powder room is periwinkle. Where did you get the craft mat?

[@samipierce5138]

I am 100% making some of these for my bedroom window since its a weird size and I can never find pretty curtains

[@mariagalbick7729]

I just found some pretty sheets (on Zulily) to make curtains, and may also try the grommets!

[@38kimpossible]

I love it!!!

[@michellemohr1433]

How cool!

[@NurseSue425]

Beautiful. Could use a curtain panel?? Also does the iron on tape hold up to the steam. Does it stay together?? This is another good reason to prevent me from leaning how to sew. Lol

[@leticiabarajas430]

Hola preciosa sobrina....saludos desde tijuana México ... .abrazos y besos para ti y tu familia feliz navidad y prospero año nuevo muchas bendiciones sigue adelante me encanta tu canal. Gracias por compartir tus tutoriales....😃🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@3429baller]

Good job

[@maureenamos5240]

Thank you. Lovely ideas. The plastic on the back. Is that just a plastic curtain?

[@ThriftDiving]

Yep! That's just a cheapie little liner. :) Thanks, Maureen!

[@JOSERodriguez-pk7tp]

One can make a shower curtain that's fuller and that reaches the floor without losing overhead space. Thanks.

[@barbarabarthel9566]

That’s a great shower curtain but I didn’t catch how muc fabric you used.

[@constancergarcia7258]

Doesn't the iron on tape come apart with the steam of the shower, over time? Great idea for a shower curtain. I would break out the sewing machine, it would last longer.

[@lisabennett2490]

Spray paint you rings to match!!

[@BelcantoLola]

Love this tip! Thank you!

[@ThriftDiving]

Great idea! :)

[@lisabennett2490]

I think it’s to beautiful for those white flowers to take away from it!! Great job!! ❤️

[@allaroundnanay9091]

I made a simple one and i spent only 50php....phil peso....i uploaded it in my channel.....thanks for some ideas

[@sandraleishman878]

Beautiful! I love the fabric you picked. Is it non molding fabric?

[@AppyTX]

Pretty

[@amberbeans]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@CPfaith]

I make custom shower curtains but make button holes to hold my hooks because I cant find gromet tools where I'm from. Have been doing it for years..

[@ThriftDiving]

Yes, button holes is another way too. Do you make them with your sewing machine?

[@CPfaith]

@@ThriftDiving Yes I do, as it is quicker. A sturdy lacy material with holes in one edge can also be used. It can be attached without a machine, in the same way you did, or with fabric glue. This makes a beautiful top border on the shower curtain. Hooks are inserted in the edging holes , at a equal distance apart. ( Hope you can picture what I am trying to explain)

[@paulaale5954]

and the "How to Upholster a Wingback Chair - PART 9"???

[@ThriftDiving]

Ugh....LOL! I've been busy putting in a basement door, ripping out drywall, and putting in new insulation this week. The chair should be coming next week! Wish me luck. I'm worried I'll fail miserably on finishing it as nicely as the upholstery teacher helped. LOL

[@caseyschuster636]

lost me on seam allowances...

[@ThriftDiving]

Aww, sorry to hear that! Basically you have to build seam allowances into anything fabric when you make something. For example, if you have a shower that's 36" wide, you want your shower curtain to be a little full, so you'd maybe want the finish fabric to be 46", for example. And if each seam on the left and right is 1" wide, you will want to cut your fabric to be 48". Same is true for adding inches for the top seam and bottom seam. Hope that helps!