Squeaky Clean Shower Curtain

Goodness!  I have another project up at Moda Bakeshop today.  It’s been a little busy around here!  This time I’ve designed a shower curtain that I like to think is the perfect blend of patchwork and crisp appeal.  You might say it is “squeaky clean”. 😉

I worked with the laminated cotton canvas and fat quarters from the line Lucy’s Crab Shack by Sweetwater.   That group of ladies is quite possibly my favorite design group at Moda. I always seem to gravitate towards their fabrics.

I needed a new shower curtain and necessity is the mother of invention.  Those of you who are faithful readers know that I had a few “difficulties” when working on this project.  But rest assured, I persevered and I’m quite happy with the result.  Even my husband likes it and let me tell you, that is high praise indeed!  lol

So I hope you find the tutorial helpful or inspirational.

217 thoughts on “Squeaky Clean Shower Curtain”

  1. I am loveing chocolate brown and lime green. And I cant believe I wrote Makeshop instead of Bakeshop in my last comment! I need coffee! thanks for the giveway and tutorial!

  2. Really love the 'bicycle' fabric on your shower curtain. How cute is that?! My favorite fabric over at Hart's Fabric is Heather Ross' Laundry Fabric in green or yellow. Super cute! However, a close second would be the Japanese KOKKA double guaze called 'Blue Rockets'. My daughter and I will be making her first little boys' (our first grandson!) nursery in those colors. It would be perfect for that project.

  3. I think I might be #1..which Mr. RNG hates but that's okay! I left a comment over there! I really need to use this tutorial soon.

  4. I've recently become enamored with lime, aqua and magenta/fuschia. I know..I know..It sounds a little crazy. But put against a soft grey and I'm really digging it.

  5. I really like a muted gray with orange or yellow right now. I am also working a lot lately with cerise and it pairs very well with burnt orange and gold.

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