Stamped Flower Curtains

A flower-design stamp made from pieces of self-adhesive felt turns inexpensive curtain panels into custom-look window treatments.

INSTRUCTIONS:

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Step 1: Trace petal shapes onto adhesive felt using a wood biscuit or other oval object. Repeat until you have enough oval petals for a flower shape. Cut out petals and apply them to a wood block in desired pattern.

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Step 2: Apply paint to the felt pieces with a roller, turn block over, and press painted surface firmly onto the curtain. Lift off carefully. Reapply paint and stamp the next spot on the curtain.

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Project Details
Estimated cost: $65*
Skill level: Beginner
Tools:
  • Scissors
  • Tray
  • Wood block
Lowe’s list:
  • 2 felt pads (#54062)
  • 4" roller (#45165)
  • Cup pull (#112452)
  • 2 Linen Twill 84" panels (#170171)
Valspar paint:
  • Seascape, #CI 187
  • 3 Olive Martini, #CI 39
  • Toasty Fireplace, #CI 95

*Does not include taxes, which vary by market, or the cost of tools. Pricing for commodity items may vary due to market conditions.

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