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İnci introduces a project of repurposing old tulle curtains that are torn, bleached, and stained. She demonstrates the process of removing guipure lace from one curtain for future use, unbuttoning the curtains, and dismantling the seams and frills. After ironing the curtains for proper tearing, she cuts 10cm wide strips from them and applies baby overlock on the sides of the strips. The strips are then prepared for use by cutting and burning the ends of the overlock threads. A significant number of strips are obtained from the curtains, and plastic beads are attached to them using a seam ripper. The beads are applied at intervals, and the strips are sewn onto a thick satin ribbon, with careful attention to folding and stitching the ends. The final step involves creating a curtain with velcro for easy removal and washing, by sewing two rows of velcro side by side and attaching the ruffle from the original curtain to the top of the new one. An edge ornament is sewn on top of the seam to complete the transformation.

In this segment, Inci focuses on attaching beads to the strips at regular intervals, creating a visually appealing pattern with three different colors of beads. All strips receive beads, and the finished beaded strips are then sewn side by side onto a thick satin ribbon. The process involves folding the ribbon ends, pinning the strips in place, and sewing three parallel stitches to secure them to the ribbon. The first stitch is in the middle, followed by the second at the end, and the third at the bottom. Once completed, the curtain is enhanced with velcro for easy attachment and removal. The excess velcro is trimmed, and the cut areas are sealed with a lighter. A ruffle from the original curtain is sewn to the top, followed by an edge ornament, adding a final touch of elegance to the new curtain.

İnci concludes the video by assembling the curtains using the previously prepared velcro. She staples the velcro to a wooden structure, transforming an ordinary pergola into a beautiful, adorned space. The curtains are easily attached and can be removed for washing, thanks to the velcro system. She also mentions the option of gluing the curtains for a more permanent solution. The final result is a stunning pergola with curtains that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Inci expresses her satisfaction with the outcome and encourages viewers to try making similar curtains for their rooms. She invites viewers to like the video, subscribe to her channel, and follow her on Instagram for more ideas and projects. The video ends with a night view of the pergola, showcasing the solar-powered lights and the durability of the beaded curtains, creating a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere.