My mother had a temporary carport that was tearing apart at the seams, so she decided it was time to take it down and stuff the trash can with it. I, however, had other ideas. Some of the sections were still in tact, so I dug them out of the bin and proceeded to turn them into shade for our back porch.
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Completely in tact panel--no rips or tears. |
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Cut right down the middle. |
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Next I pulled out the sewing machine and hemmed the edges. Yes, I know it's not perfect, but no one will see the him since it will be facing toward the sky. |
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I had these curtain grommets from a previous project. |
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They come with a template--all you have to do is decide on the placement, trace, and |
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cut. |
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The grommets come in two pieces: one with a groove around the edge, |
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and the other with tiny spikes that fit through the fabric into the groove of the other one. |
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All you have to do is insert one... |
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and press the other one into place. (The fabric is folded over, but I am still working on the cut area.) |
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All that's left is to hang and enjoy the shade! |
Until next time,
Go Get Crafty, Sister!
~Sister #2
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