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Toilet Paper Rolls And Curtains. The idea is simple, according to diy tiktoker brooke styles (@brookestyless). All you need for this project is some empty paper towel or toilet paper rolls and a pair of scissors. Creator @littlepettittpad recently shared a video where they use the cardboard tubes that are inside toilet paper rolls (yes, you heard that right) to evenly space their curtain pleats. You just place toilet paper tubes on your curtain rod behind your curtain and between each grommet (or loop). You'll get perfectly placed and spaced fluffs or folds in your curtains. Mark the middle of the toilet paper rolls and cut them in half. Pump up the volume of your eyelet curtains, using empty toilet paper rolls as spacers. How to get perfect pleats: You then put the curtains back up, smoothing out any wrinkles, and voilà! If you are using a paper towel roll cut every 2.5 inches. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how.

You then put the curtains back up, smoothing out any wrinkles, and voilà! How to get perfect pleats: The idea is simple, according to diy tiktoker brooke styles (@brookestyless). You just place toilet paper tubes on your curtain rod behind your curtain and between each grommet (or loop). Mark the middle of the toilet paper rolls and cut them in half. If you are using a paper towel roll cut every 2.5 inches. You'll get perfectly placed and spaced fluffs or folds in your curtains. Creator @littlepettittpad recently shared a video where they use the cardboard tubes that are inside toilet paper rolls (yes, you heard that right) to evenly space their curtain pleats. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how. All you need for this project is some empty paper towel or toilet paper rolls and a pair of scissors.

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Toilet Paper Rolls And Curtains About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how. Creator @littlepettittpad recently shared a video where they use the cardboard tubes that are inside toilet paper rolls (yes, you heard that right) to evenly space their curtain pleats. All you need for this project is some empty paper towel or toilet paper rolls and a pair of scissors. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how. Mark the middle of the toilet paper rolls and cut them in half. You just place toilet paper tubes on your curtain rod behind your curtain and between each grommet (or loop). You then put the curtains back up, smoothing out any wrinkles, and voilà! If you are using a paper towel roll cut every 2.5 inches. The idea is simple, according to diy tiktoker brooke styles (@brookestyless). Pump up the volume of your eyelet curtains, using empty toilet paper rolls as spacers. How to get perfect pleats: You'll get perfectly placed and spaced fluffs or folds in your curtains.