My first time visiting your blog and THANKS girlfriends for this idea. I can't wait to show my decorator. She keeps suggesting heavy fabrics that cover up most of the window. I KNEW there had to be another answer.
June 14, 2008 at 8:07 AM
Anonymous said...
Stunning window dressing. I love looking at different window treatments--just like I love reading cookbooks. Good luck with this wonderful blog.
June 16, 2008 at 8:54 PM
Anonymous said...
What I like is how this treatment does not take away from the room.......yet, it becomes a "quiet" focal point.
June 17, 2008 at 10:24 AM
[Image] Girlfriends, How simple is this sheer treatment?-!! Denise: "This elegant design was hung with 9- 4.25D" tiebacks and with glass beaded trimming running down the side. (Robert Allen fabrics.com) extending from the wall above the 2-story arch."Gwen: "G.F.s One important hint is always use an "odd" number of tiebacks when doing this treatment. Better on the eye movement."Denise: " Oooooo but please understand g.f.s, this treatments for arched windows are more costly to construct or fabricate than those for straight-top windows."Gwen: "Excellent reminder.....have your measurer measure from the center of the top of the arch. It's all about yardage."Denise: Yes, measure twice cut once. Denise is going to 'jaywalk' here and say............remember to watch "Swingtown" 9P Chicago time tonight......the bases for this summer steamer was real-!! Talk again Denise & Gwendiscountdesignerfabricsonline.com
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My first time visiting your blog and THANKS girlfriends for this idea. I can't wait to show my decorator. She keeps suggesting heavy fabrics that cover up most of the window. I KNEW there had to be another answer.
June 14, 2008 at 8:07 AM
Stunning window dressing. I love looking at different window treatments--just like I love reading cookbooks. Good luck with this wonderful blog.
June 16, 2008 at 8:54 PM
What I like is how this treatment does not take away from the room.......yet, it becomes a "quiet" focal point.
June 17, 2008 at 10:24 AM