DIY Curtain Rod
A campy canoe paddle becomes a unique way to hang curtains in just a few simple steps.
By Ryan McPhail
A campy canoe paddle becomes a unique way to hang curtains in just a few simple steps.
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Oar Curtain Rod
An old scull that's lost its twin can take on a whole new life on land as a salty curtain rod.
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Screw Brackets
First, hold the narrow part of the oar across your window to make sure it's long enough. Next, you'll need two semicircular curtain-rod brackets that are open at the top ($8.97 for two; lowes.com for stores). Position the brackets above the outer corners of the window frame, then screw them to the wall.
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Attach Clips
Lastly, attach your curtain, using rings with alligator clips ($8.97 for a set of six; lowes.com for stores): Just thread the rings onto the oar, snap the alligator clips onto the curtain at evenly spaced intervals, and slide the oar onto the brackets.
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