KathyKat

From the first site, I like the second one and think I'll make one similar to that after I paint my bathroom gray. Thanks Crafty Bear!

Sallyflymi

Well done. Going to have to do 2 of them. Very cute.

georgiat

I have a quilted shower curtain now. It's a single irish chain with the solid block being done with bluework (machine embroidery). We love it!

donnacollierbess

Love the shower curtain quilt. If I were to make it myself - how do you put in the metal gromets (sp?) at the top of the shower curtain?

irenecarter

Thanks Crafty Bear, once again you've come through. I read everything that your name appears on, because you always have the best pieces of advice. thanks once again.

iowabelle

Those are actually pretty easy ones to piece, IMO... so it's a good inspiration for us, especially if we want a special shower curtain and can't see spending that kind of money! Isn't it great being able to make something for less?!

gypsylady5

Great suggestions. I promise one to my daughter, so guess I better get busy for Christmas. Gave me a couple ideas, you did!

georgiat

I did not put in grommets. However, I did put a sleeve (same fabric as the border) attached in the binding but did not attach the bottom part of the sleeve. This part turns up above the border and I put buttonholes in this. If I should decide at a later time to use as a regular quilt I will just turn the sleeve down and attach like a normal hanging sleeve. And yes, I do have a vinyl liner behind it. I did this for my MIL about 15 years ago also. She kept it hanging at least 10 years without any problems!