What you will need for this project:

1.Rope about 10 inches longer than your window is wide 2.6 small pots with handles (small tin buckets work well also) 3.6 clothespins 4.Potting soil 5.2 decorative pots 6.2 mug hooks 7.2 potted plant trellises 8.An assortment of seeds or seedling herbs and leafy plants such as lettuce, spinach, parsley, and chives 9.4 morning glory seeds or two morning glory plants 10.1 other somewhat tall decorative item that fits into décor of room 11.Measuring Tape 12.Pencil

How to Create this Look:

What You Will Need for This Decorating Project: 1.An old window preferably with glass still intact. You can find these at flea markets or salvage yards. 2.Poster or picture with a pretty view large enough to put behind window. 3.2 mug hooks 4.1 nail 5.Wire 6.10 thumbtacks 7.Hammer

If you want to paint window, do this before moving on to first step. You should consider though that sometimes weathered, antique look adds a lot of charm.

How to Get This Look: - Put window on floor and put poster or picture on it so that front is facing down. - Use thumbtacks to attach picture or poster to window. - Make sure picture is right side up. - Lean window against wall so that you are looking at back. - Put 2 mug hooks on back of your window in top corners. - Make sure opening for mug hooks is facing down. - Use wire to create a “hanger” for window. Secure two ends of wire on mug hooks. Make sure there is a lot of excess wire so that when you hang window wire creates a triangle with 4-inch sides. - Hammer nail into wall where you want your window. - You can now add window treatments to it just as you would a normal window or wrap silk flower garlands around wire.