Hiya friend!! Happy you're here! I have been on a project kick lately and I managed to bust out this easy roman shade project yesterday that was inspired by Cass @CassMakesHome on Instagram. She's a badass diy'er and she shared how she made some diy roman shades. I did mine a little differently though...

I cannot sew. Never have been able to. I have owned two sewing machines in my life because when I was like 12 I thought I wanted to be a fashion designer and started making purses for my friends and selling them in the school bathroom but that dream quickly fizzled when I realized how much I hate sewing LOL so if I can get away with a "no sew" project, I'm down! 

Here's a little before and after of what I did:

I think they just cozy it up a bit! LOVE!!

Cass did hers with a sewing machine and fabric glue but I looked at my supplies and came up with hot glue... Probably not the most profesh but I'm ok with that because they turned out great! Here's the steps I took to get the look I wanted!

First gather your supplies. I already had all of mine so that was a huge bonus!

Cut your fabric to the size of your blinds as they're pulled out getting as close to the side edges as you can and leaving about an inch and a half to two inches of fabric on top and bottom. 

Next lay your blinds front side down onto the fabric.

They should look like this:

Next glue your top piece down. Add glue to the front of the top piece and wrap the fabric around it leaving the top exposed so you can clip it on to the brackets that attach to the window to hold the blinds up. 

Next, flip each marked blind over so the front side is facing up. One by one, add glue and flip back over to glue them to the fabric. Make sure you're keeping the spacing consistent and the string, not tight, but not bunched up.