No-sew curtains: upcycle leftover fabric with style and ease

At Susty, we believe in the endless potential of existing materials. Upcycling your leftover fabric is not only eco-friendly it’s also beautiful. A curtain made from a striking remnant can become a statement piece in the room.

No need for perfect hems: the slightly raw, frayed edge adds character and charm. Add a few pompoms, tie the ends, or let the fabric flow freely for a natural, boho-chic effect.

Measuring made easy

➤ Width: go for volume
To achieve a nice, gathered effect, always plan more fabric than the actual width of your window.

Example:
If your window is 1.5 meters wide, you’ll need 3 to 3.75 meters of fabric total (2 to 2.5 times the width).
Split this length into two equal panels for a balanced look.

➤ Height: soften the fall
Measure from the top of the curtain rod to your desired stopping point (windowsill or floor).
Add 5 to 10 cm for the clip height and to soften the visual line.
For a boho, laid-back feel, let the curtain break slightly on the floor (+15 cm).

The fabric you choose makes all the difference

Curtains aren't just accessories they define the atmosphere of a room.

• In a living room: go for soft tones, clean stripes, or graphic patterns.

• In a bedroom: choose denser fabrics to dim the light, in powdery or natural shades.

• In a kitchen or office: feel free to use bold colors like orange, green, or yellow for a lively energy.

Match your curtains with the overall palette walls, flooring, and furniture. A smart fabric choice can completely change the feel of a room.

In short

• No sewing needed

• Custom curtains on a budget

• An eco-conscious approach

• Unique styles for every space

Curtains by Pierre Frey