tuesy

It's really not that heavy.. I didn't use any batting so it's just basically the 2 layers of squares.. I have it hanging on a spring tension rod which also holds the vinyl shower curtain. Even though it's a spring rod, it rest a top the tiles in my shower.

butterjoy

I am not sure what you mean by "two layers of squares" Please explain it to me.
Thanks, :)

tuesy

It's like when you're making a rag quilt, you take 1 piece of fabric and then put in your w/n and then another piece of fabric on top of that. On this though, I didn't put the w/n inbetween the 2 layers of squares. I just put the 2 squares of fabric together and sewed them. :)

butterjoy

back to back so it will show print on either side but, the fringe will be on the outside facing the bathroom? I am still learning :)

fuail

Adorable! I always use fabric shower curtains! I even have a fabric liner - it works great and I can throw it in the washer when it gets too yucky

tuesy

Yes, you put your squares wrong sides together so the right side is facing out. Then you stitch the two squares together with another 2 squares with a 1 inch seam or 1/2 depending on your own taste.

It's finished on the back side of my curtain, where the front is with the rag. :)

butterjoy

I got it, Thanks! :)

nwm50

Lovely!! Great colors and those ruffles makes it more perky!

Annaquilts

Now is that every pretty or what!

Mousie

ingenious...makes me want to build another bathroom so I can decorate it like this, lol! (dh claims the other and it is blues!)