Diy Blackout Curtains No Rod. They didn’t need to be blackout curtains, but i wanted something that would mostly obscure my silhouette. So, my number one priority for curtains was that they be thick enough to provide significant privacy.
So, my number one priority for curtains was that they be thick enough to provide significant privacy. If you’re redoing your bedroom, designing a nursery or you want something that keeps your room dark during daylight hours, blackout curtains are the way to go. Gather a tension rod, clip rings and some fabric to get a head start on this project.
The longer, 12 foot long rod started to sag in the middle after a year or so of use.
The longer, 12 foot long rod started to sag in the middle after a year or so of use. When we moved into this house back in october, i was not ready to invest much in window treatments for the kids' rooms since i wasn't certain how the spaces were going to look once they were fully decorated. Finding blackout curtains that were not grommet top (which i don’t like) was proving to be difficult and we needed some for his nursery pronto. Diy blackout curtains (no sew) you can use these diy no sew curtains for keeping out sunlight for sleeping babies, for a dark room if you’re into photography, and much more.