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Do you want to know more about how to make quilted bathroom shower curtains? This is exactly where you will find what you are looking for. This post has been written with you in mind.

I will quickly go through a few ideas that you can incorporate and some much needed information that you need to know before you start on this project. So if you can just take a few minutes to read right to the end and you will be glad you did.

The reason why you may have chosen to go with the self-making options might be out of your frustration to find exactly what you are looking for. For instance some of the visuals you may have in mind include where to buy extra long shower curtain or ringless shower curtain {blended|accentuated|beautifully combined} with an assortment of beautiful colors but only to find that your local bathroom store doesn’t have them. So what do you do? I say make them yourself.

Here are the recommendations promised earlier.

In order to make it lighter do not put any batting in it.

One of the most important prerequisites of a shower curtain is water proofing – so be careful with your stitching.

I suggest you make a quilt top and then use plastic for the lining. Saw the quilt top to the lining and have the rivets made.

Sewing the quilt to the lining can cause it to be porous, which makes it better to simply sew at the top. Unless of course you don’t mind the possible leakage.

You can then hide the seams by putting a backing on it especially if you decide to go with the quilted top.

Instead of sewing the quilt to the plastic liner you can make the buttonholes across the top of the hooks. This way you can wash the liner separately or throw it away when it wears out.

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