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So elegant.

On 10/23/2023 at 3:25 PM, LoriLovesMiniatures said:

So elegant.

Thanks! I made one curtain that was great- hope I remember how I did it so I can make the others! 

Very impressive that you made the curtain.  How did you make the curtain? I hope you remember!  Lol. I don't have any curtains in my Harrison dollhouse and I wish I would have attached the hardware for the curtains before I installed the walls.

On 10/26/2023 at 4:31 AM, LoriLovesMiniatures said:

Very impressive that you made the curtain.  How did you make the curtain? I hope you remember!  Lol. I don't have any curtains in my Harrison dollhouse and I wish I would have attached the hardware for the curtains before I installed the walls.

I made it out of an empty soda box, a paper towel and fabric. Happy to tell you more if you want. 

You are so creative!  I found curtains for my Harrison. The curtain rods are included.  I thought about applying e6000 extreme tack on the back edges of curtain rods and attaching them to my window trim.  I have used e6000 tack on my dollhouse bathroom door frame.  It holds nicely and doesn't leave any residue. How did you attach your curtains?

11 minutes ago, LoriLovesMiniatures said:

You are so creative!  I found curtains for my Harrison. The curtain rods are included.  I thought about applying e6000 extreme tack on the back edges of curtain rods and attaching them to my window trim.  I have used e6000 tack on my dollhouse bathroom door frame.  It holds nicely and doesn't leave any residue. How did you attach your curtains?

If I remember correctly I used a few dots of beacons 3 in 1 along with ailenes for a strong overall hold. My paper is just cardstock so I glued directly onto that