Vintage Sheet Shower Curtain

Throw out your old shower curtain and give your bathroom a cheery vintage makeover with this fun Vintage Sheet Shower Curtain tutorial. Forget boring shower curtains from the dollar store and have fun transforming a pretty patterned sheet into a fully functional shower curtain. This refashioning project is a great and budget-friendly way to add a vintage touch to your home and you can even use your old shower curtain as a sewing template. And if you've never mastered buttonholes, this project is a great way to try creating some of your own. Add a delicate vintage touch to your bathroom with this easy sewing tutorial.

Click here for the Sewing Project

Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Sewn byMachine

Easy

Your Recently Viewed Projects

Rate

I have not made this yet so I cannot rate it.

We are adding your Comments.

Thank you! Your comment has been added.

We are sorry. There was an error tyring to post your rating and review.

Your comment will appear after our editors have had a chance to review it.

Cancel Reply to Comment

Thanks for your comment. Don't forget to share!

Weberme

May 17, 2017

I am having a hard time finding a shower curtain that I really like and was trying to use an easy way out by just buying one but I think I may have o look at some sheets. I have made them from fabric before but I also hate making buttonholes. Using the old curtain for the template is the way I go. so much easier than trying to figure it out. You can also use some trim to give it some more character. I love when there is pictures to go with the tutorial.

Tricia108

May 14, 2017

This is a great idea! I am always looking to change shower curtains and unfortunately they can cost a bit, especially if you want a decent fabric one. I have the sheets. I just have to make it now. Since I have plenty of trim I can add that as well. It is a quick sewing project and the good thing about it being cloth, it will wash well. The metal slug suggestion is a good suggestion as well to keep it hanging correctly. Thank you.

Marilyn B

Jan 17, 2017

I have made a similar shower curtain like this before, with button holes and clear hooks. I also made matching window curtains and used tabs and buttonholes and buttons to attach to a spring rod. Easy to do, and toss in the wash. Add a nickel or metal slug to the corner hem, boxing it in to keep the bottom down if needed. A practical and fun project!