Inspired by the Martha Stewart window cling silhouettes, I made some Halloween curtains. I have been looking for a sturdy yet gauzey orange fabric and found it today on clearance at Joanne’s. I cut the curtains to fit inside the windows with enough leftover to sew a small channel at the top for the tension rods. Then using spray glue and black craft felt I created the silhouettes.
Once the sun is down the effect you see now should be seen from outside our house as the house light shines out. The black felt is actually much more opaque looking then it seems here, so I can’t wait to see it tonight. I’ll post the night time photos over on Flickr.
These should be fairly easy to store and re-use year after year.
I love these SO MUCH. And I spy your owly bats!
Those are wonderful! Easy and I hope you don’t mind I shared your picture – it was so fabulous and inspiring!
I love these as well!! Did you just spray glue them to the window? I don’t think I realized you could remove that easily and keep them.
Those are great!!
I love the little waving pumpkin head!!
Wow! These curtains are awesome! Please come and decorate my house!!!!!
Oh, so smart of you to put them on sheer fabric! I made silhouettes a few years ago, but after taping them to my window they were difficult to remove and reuse.
omg, so cute! I love anything halloweenish! great job!
Those are so much fun! Awesome job, I love the fabric idea!
Wow! How cool! I am inspired.
How creative, I love them. You did a fabulous job on these :)
sooo amazing!
WOW, awesome, seems I want so bad for my room :D~