long curtains

Since I got a little carried away yesterday showing room make over pictures and telling you stories about my recent mail...I thought I might better share the finer details that actually concern this

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Originele houten plankenvloeren creëren een unieke persoonlijke sfeer in uw woning.

Well we finally have a lot more privacy over at our house now. Bamboo roman shades are up, and looking pretty darn awesome! Before we had the bamboo blinds up it was not only exhibitionist central, but the windows looked SO blah. Here’s the living room before. The blinds add so much interest, texture, and gives […]

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After hemming and ironing longer than I would have liked, I finished the curtains yesterday. And I'm now convinced I need to invest in a higher quality iron. Apparently, the ten-dollar one I have isn't fit to iron curtains, hence the hours of ironing. But let's start at the beginning. As I pointed out yesterday,…

Stay on a budget but look like Beyoncé lives there.

I wanted to add curtains to help soften the lines of the bamboo blinds in my Ladies Lounge and to help break up the colors so it wasn’t one big wall of brown. The only issue is that there are 7 windows in this room, so I knew buying curtains was going to be a pretty big expense. Especially when I decided I liked the look of Pottery Barn’s Emery Linen Drape. 7 panels of those would have cost $973! If I had chosen to go down the store bought path, I would have also had an issue with the…

All natural fabric. Shrinkage 4-6%. Do not tumble dry. Do not bleach. No soaking. Picture #3 shows the fabric and cotton lace trims we are using for this café curtain. Picture #4 shows flat look. Picture #5 shows gathered look (1.5xW). (The curtain in picture #1 and #2 was made from thinner and lower grade cotton linen fabric that we no longer use) This cafe curtain has two layers as shown in picture #2. There is a single layer version (if you choose "placement of cotton lace" trim at the…

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linen curtains by M.A.M. on Indulgy.com

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