Insert-a-Blind Interchangeable Window Blind System

While remodeling our kitchen and searching Amazon for faux wood blinds, I came across Insert-A-Blind. Novel, but my hesitation was the fact that it involved some DIY. That is not my skill set. I’m the kind of guy who likes to hang it and leave it. After watching the video a few times with my wife, we decided it was doable. We were drawn to the possibilities ofcreating a window blind that complemented the colors of the cabinets and countertop. We selected a fabric material.The process was quite simple. However, you need to take your time during the setup where you apply the adhesive paper to the back of the fabric. The smoothing tool used to press out air bubbles and wrinkles worked perfectly. Once the fabric was attached to the paper, cutting along the preset lines was straightforward but took about 20 minutes. We easily inserted the fabric into the channels of the slats. Installing the blind is similar to a standard horizontal blind. It was worth the effort because it added the final touch of “pop” to the kitchen design. Without fail, the blind is the conversation starter. I'm planning to add another item to the dining room soon.

I bought this after my wife showed it to me, and I gotta say it's a pretty neat product. I wasn't too sure at first since I had to cut the inserts myself, but it was a lot easier than I figured it would be. The blinds came pre-cut to the size I needed, and I was able to message the company to ensure they had the proper size.My wife had already picked out the fabric she wanted to use, so when it arrived we were able to get it installed, including creating the inserts, in about an hour or so. We're already thinking about getting a few others for the bathrooms so they can have matching designs to our shower curtains. Best thing is that you can also just swap out the inserts after you've made a few sets, so the blinds work great for themed house parties or holidays, like Christmas.You need to buy more of that canvas paper to create more inserts, but they sell additional sheets for pretty cheap, so just be aware of that. If you're even a little apprehensive about the DIY aspect of this product, don't be. I'm not all that crafty myself and I was able to get this thing in and looking pretty much perfect. All I needed was the fabric, some scissors, and a workspace.