Toddler Boy Curtains

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H.VERSAILTEX Blackout Curtains Kids Room for Boys Girls Thermal Insulated Twinkle Silver Stars Pattern Curtain Drapes, Grommet Top, 1 Panel, 52" W x 63" L, Navy

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Linen Plus 2 Panel Curtain Set for Boys Train Trucks Cars Navy Blue Red Yellow Green New

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Kids Boys Window Curtain Panels with tiebacks (4 Piece Set), Cars Trucks Police Tractor Plane Design Print Window Curtain for Boys Kids, Multicolor Gray Blue Green Teens Kids Room Décor

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Jay Franco Marvel Spiderman ‘Astonish’ 42" x 63" Curtain Panel Pair with Tie Backs Drape Set, 63 Inch

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AiFish Cartoon Cars and Bus Printed Kids Room Semi-Blackout Curtains, Nursery Room Darkening Thermal Insulated Window Panel Drapes for Boys Girls Bedroom,W39 x L84 inch 1 Panel (Greyish White)

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We finished the big boy room makeover way back in the spring, but today we’re finally going to take a closer look at those dinosaur curtains! We used a sheet set to make light, airy curtains with an accent strip across the bottom. This is the story of how I squeezed two full sets of curtains out of one twin-size sheet set. I had a terrible time finding the perfect thing. Big Brother loves dinos, but so many dino fabrics are babyish or crazy colorful. I really wanted something light, clean, and not cartoony. A thorough fabric search both in-store and online turned up nothing like what I was looking for (except one single fabric that was $30/yard. *faint*). So I broadened my search – duvets, sheets, shower curtains. Nothing was safe. And finally. Finally. I found something. It was a sheet set at Pottery Barn Kids that would just fit the bill. Except… where the actual bill was involved. Ideally you would want flat sheets for making curtains, and I like to plan on one curtain per window which would mean two flat sheets for this room. But PB only sells their sheets in sets. And a twin sheet set was $59 (but they have lots of great boy prints and most are on sale at the moment for $47). There was no way we had the budget to double that, so I just ordered one set and vowed to make it work! Another note – shipping was OUTRAGEOUS and we could not find a way to get it cheaper. Almost $20 between shipping & taxes. Definitely recommend buying in-store at PB Kids if you can. When my sheets arrived I started by washing & drying them. Then I set to work on the fitted sheet first (since it was smaller and I could cut the flat to match whatever the final size would be). I started by cutting right along the corner seams so the corners opened up flat like this: Now you need to get rid of that wonky corner cut out so you have a nice square piece to work with. I knew I needed all the width I could get to pull off two full curtain panels, so I cut off the bottom and top edge straight across. The easiest way to get a straight line is to make a little snip at your starting point… … then rip it! You’ll be left with a nice rectangle that’s wider than it is tall. Use the fitted sheet as a template to cut your flat sheet to the right size. Lay it on top and cut the flat sheet to the same height (you can leave the width alone, it’s okay if it’s a little wider or narrower). Then fold each sheet in half and press a crease along the fold. Cut along the crease to split each sheet into two curtain panels. If you’re happy with the length of your sheets, you can go ahead and hem all the e
dges. If you want them a little longer, like I did, you’ll need a little extra fabric to add to the bottom of each panel. I went with plain green that matched some of the dino colors, but you could do another print if you’re feeling adventurous! I added 2′ of fabric to make sure they were plenty long (you can cut off any extra when you hem) so for each panel I cut a piece the same width as the panel and 2′ long. If you use the full width of the sheets, like I did, you can leave the hemmed edges alone so you don’t have to re-sew them later. Just make sure that before you attach the green you rip out the hem a couple inches (like the pic below) and cut your green wide enough to reach all the way to the edge. Lay the green panel face-down on the bottom end of the curtain panel. Make sure all the edge are lined up. Then sew along the bottom edge with a 1/2\

Designed in our studios exclusively for Simons Maison The perfect curtain for the children room with a pattern of forest animals to keep them company night after night. A Nordic design with ultra trendy mint green accents. Large metal grommet suspension One panel per package Matching duvet cover also available 132 x 213 cm / 52\

Let baby drift through dreamland a little longer with the Trees Light Blocking Window Panel from Cloud Island™. Whether to keep the soft glow of morning light from peeking in to extend bedtime or to block out bright afternoon light for nap time, this panel will help ensure baby gets plenty of sweet dreams. The gray curtain with white tree print also serve as a decorative piece to build a nature theme around, and are an excellent complement to crib bedding and other nursery decor from the Woodland Trails or Adventure Awaits collections from Cloud Island™. Size: 42×84\

Breezy cotton madras brings the casual look of summer to your child’s room. Plus, our handy blackout lining blocks out the light for a perfectly dark space that ensures they get the rest that they need. DETAILS THAT MATTER

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It’s time to move my 2.5 year old son into a big boy room – here’s his Toddler Boy Bedroom Inspiration, including shoppable links!