Blue Curtains

The term “blue curtains falls” typically refers to the graceful drape and pooling effect of blue-colored window treatments when properly hung. High-quality blue curtains should fall in smooth, uninterrupted lines from rod to floor without awkward bunching or stiffness. The “waterfall” effect is particularly noticeable in flowing fabrics like silk, chiffon, or lightweight linen where the material cascades naturally. For formal spaces, blue velvet curtains often feature tailored pleats that create structured falls with uniform folds. In coastal or casual settings, relaxed blue drapes might puddle slightly on the floor for a romantic look. The way blue curtains fall significantly impacts a room’s aesthetic – crisp, clean breaks suggest modernity, while soft undulations evoke traditional elegance. When measuring for new blue curtains, account for extra length if you desire a luxurious pooled effect rather than just grazing the floor. Proper installation with sufficient fullness (typically 2-2.5 times the window width) ensures beautiful curtain falls that enhance rather than detract from your space.

Art sketches

BUNDLE- ASL Color Code ASL to Written English Sentence Structure

A great way to practice writing in written English from ASL sentence structure. BUNDLE including 5 sets (ASL to Written English, Verb, Time, Noun (Person, place, thing, and animals), Noun- More animals)ASL to Written English-Each color code cards represents different part of speech. Included in this…

Les Miserables – \

This unique canvas wall hanging is handmade using antique sheet music on an 8x10in. canvas with acrylic paint accents. Inspired by the book, movie, and award-winning Broadway show \

Scorpion

Scorpions at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on September 29 (Up to 42% Off)

What You’ll Get The Deal $20 for one ticket to see Scorpions (up to $34.70 value) When: Tuesday, September 29, at 7:30 p.m. Where: Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre General-admission lawn Door time: 6:30 p.m. Full offer value includes ticketing fees Click here to view the venue layout Scorpions: A History 1965: guitarist Rudolf Schenker founds the band, taking the first step in what will be a 50-year journey that will pioneer the heavy-metal genre 1970: frontman Klaus Meine, Rudolf’s childhood friend from Hanover, Germany, joins the group to lend his searing vocals 1982: “No One Like You” becomes the band’s first charting single, cementing them in the ears of rock fans 1984: Scorpions unleash “Rock You Like a Hurricane” upon the world, ensuring their place in cultural ubiquity and giving tropical storms everywhere their own theme song 1989: Two months before the Berlin Wall falls, Klaus writes lyrics that long for the “children of tomorrow [to] dream away / in the wind of change.” That autumn, the harmony-driven ballad “Wind of Change” rings throughout Eastern Europe, accompanying the fall of the Iron Curtain and the end of the Cold War. ~2009: As democracy blows across North Africa, “Wind of Change” and the band find themselves an inspiration once more, this time to a whole new generation of fans who never knew hairspray could be purchased by the barrel. 2015: The band turns 50 and celebrates with a tour and a new album, Return to Forever

Music – video

My Kind Of Songs and Singers