My daughter loves plants, and fell in love with a shower curtain made from this fabric, but did not love the price ($100+).
(This picture is the one I made. They had just moved in and she had not put all of her plants, or anything else, into the bathroom yet.)
I tracked down the fabric at a great price and sewed it for her.
It has one seam, which I matched. Meticulously.
I used regular buttonholes at the top rather than grommets.
That’s awesome! It looks great. I would love any curtains out of that fabric. 
You really are a seam matching wizard. Great curtains!
LOVELY! I have sewn a few shower curtains and it is so satisfying to a) have just what you want and b) save quite a bit over the cost of a store bought or designer fabric shower curtain. Your pattern matching is magical! I’m sure your daughter was delighted.
That seam matching is amazing!
That fabric is truly awesome! I bet your daughter was thrilled!
That’s amazing fabric! The pattern matching is spectacular.
Is it treated fabric to make it suitable for a shower curtain or is an inner waterproof curtain used behind? Id love to make a shower curtain that matches my bathroom.
Awesome shower curtain and saving money? YES, please! I want to know how you tracked down the fabric. Sounds like a very useful skill.
It’s outdoor fabric, but it’s not waterproof. She has a liner inside.
Thankyou!
Love it! And that seam is ahhhhhhhhhhhh
This is the shower curtain I made for MY house. Also made with indoor/outdoor fabric and hung with a liner.
It looks great! I made curtains a few years ago with Tommy Bahama fabric. It is great fabric for projects like this.
HEY-OH! Your fabulous craft is one of this week’s Featured Projects! Congratulations! 
Wow this is brilliant! I love it.
I don’t think non-sewers can appreciate how hard it can be to get a seam so perfect. I bow down! It looks absolutely amazing.
Looks great! Nice vibe for the bathroom
