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GoodGram Buffalo Check Plaid Gingham Custom Fit Farmhouse Window Curtain Tie Up Shades – Assorted Colors (Taupe)
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Sturbridge Park Designs 72"x 63" Wine Prairie Curtains
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GoodGram 3 Pc. Plaid Country Chic Cotton Blend Kitchen Curtain Tier & Valance Set – Assorted Colors (Wine/Burgundy)
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Shop our collection of Carolina Ruffle Swag Curtains in white or natural at The Curtain Shop. These ruffled Carolina swags are two-piece window treatments that allow you to use insert valances for larger windows. The 135-inch swag fits a standard-size window of 36 to 46 inches. We carry this width in lengths ranging from 39 inches to 84 inches. A three-inch header creates more ruffles at the top of this swag set with 3-inch curtain rod. We carry 90\
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This versatile collection of ruffled curtains in White or Natural inspires decorators with plenty of ideas for window treatments. Made of 50/50 Poly/Cotton, it is pre-treated with UV to protect against possible damage from direct sunlight. Fabric is also pre-treated with a light starch solution, so gently press your curtains and hang. There is no need to pre-wash before hanging. One Gigi Pouf Valance comfortably fits a standard single window. Use multiples to accommodate wider windows. Side bow is pinned on for easy removal when using multiples. Dimensions: 90\
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A couple of years ago, House Beautiful featured a project by architect James Carter in collaboration with Birmingham interior designer Jane Hawkins Hoke, of Hawkins Israel Interiors and Antiques. It was a fabulous vacation home…
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If, like the song, you are “a little bit country,” then you may gravitate toward Carolina-style country curtains. Distinguished by flouncy ruffles that run down the length of the inner edge, these curtains can be swept back into tiebacks either high or low on a window. By making these curtains yourself, you can choose …
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As I worked on fixing up the office a couple weeks ago painting the walls and putting up the wainscot panels… I kept looking over at those old corner windows that were bare and unloved. Though I had the shutters that are actually old cupboard doors already attached to the framing they needed something soft and pretty and sweet to complete the look. I ran through several options in my mind- sheer voile, pink seersucker fabric or maybe even some breezy cotton. But none of them seemed just right. As I worked away and plotted the final look of the room in my mind- something so simple and easy popped into my head. Ruffled Drop cloth panels. I love working with drop cloths They are simple, natural and so easy to use. I have a few in my stockpile of my favorite brand of drop cloths sitting in my armoire (I get them at Lowes!) (Who knew I would ever have a ‘favorite brand’ of drop cloth?!? lol!) 😉 This specific sized one was picked up while shopping and it was the exact size I wanted width wise – so it would be super simple to work with. Most of my drapes are extra long. I just don’t like them at window sill height or even baseboard height. I want the puddles on the floors and I like to hang them higher than usual as well- though in this room these panels are placed at just window height. After cutting the dropcloth at the correct length- I hemmed the bottom and then created a little rod pocket at the top. It would be just as easy to just used clips if you wanted to. I then decided on how long I wanted the ruffle at the top to be and as I thought… I thought 2 ruffles would be twice as nice 🙂 So I cut 2 sections of the fabric at about 10\
