The closet is full of old kurtis. As a result, the householder is in great trouble. Where is the place to buy a new kurti? And what to do with the old kurtis? Just because it has become dirty, will throw away all the pure! No, if you want, it can be used for other purposes in the house. Various prints or thread work on the kurti will add a touch of color to the room.
1. Cushion cover
Cut out the most beautiful printed or embroidered part of the kurti and use it on the front of the cushion cover. Use the plain part on the back. A set of cushion covers can be made by cutting the same kurti. Again a matching cushion cover set can be made from multiple old kurti fabrics. Pillow covers can also be made in the same way.
2. table runner
A table runner can be made by cutting the long part of the kurti with a beautiful print or border. Especially if the kurti has embroidery work, placing it on both sides of the runner adds to the beauty. Table runner is no longer a question of daily use, when guests come home, spread this runner on the dining table. Will catch the attention of incoming guests.
3. Wall hanging
The beautiful embroidered or designed part of the kurti can be cut and made into a wall hanging. The fabric can be stretched over a wooden frame, or hung from a wooden rod. Kaida designs can also be made by cutting multiple fabrics in the middle of the wooden frame. If you arrange several such frames harmoniously on a monochromatic wall, it will look outstanding. It seems as if some expensive furniture has been used in this work.
4. Lampshade
Beautiful prints of thin cotton kurtis can also be used to decorate lampshades. Cut the cloth according to the size of the frame of the old lampshade and attach the new cloth. Choosing fabrics with floral, block prints or geometric patterns will create a soft, warm glow in the room when the lights are turned on. However, it is important to ensure that the cloth does not come in direct contact with the lamp bulb or overheated parts.
5. clothes basket
Small storage baskets can also be made from old printed kurti fabric. Wrapped in a strong cardboard box, this cloth looks tasteful.
6. Patchwork blanket
If you have several old kurtis, you can make a colorful patchwork blanket with small pieces of them. As beautiful as it will be to look at, so will the collection of many memories.