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Curtains
If
you want a fresh look with draw curtains try with new colours
and fabrics and a slight change of style. Window dressing
is somewhat similar to picture framing for attractive views......
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Fixed
flat across the top of the window and drawn to one side with
a diagonal drawstring a single curtain is a fresh modern style.
In this type bold patterns are better than stripes, kept the
look casual. Better to hang from a decorator rod.
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This
treatment is suited for long windows and French doors that open
out words. Better to extend the decorator pole over the wall
on one side to accommodate the drape. It should be tied back
with a braided cord to keep it out of the way.
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With
this arrangement, use a plain coloured drape. A fancy rod suits.
An inexpensive wooden pole will do as well. If you plan to do
with a plain coloured drape finish it off with a little trimming
or short fringe on the edges.
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In
this type of arrangement you can frame the top and sides of
thewindow with cornice boards covered in drapery fabric. For
this a heavy material is needed. For an upholstered look boards
can be padded with foam rubber.
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This
arrangement is suitable for bathrooms. Suitable material is
all cotton terry cloth towels. Wash the new towels before sewing
to allow for shrinkage.
The pelment is flat and gathered onto an ordinary double
rod. Trim the curtain with lace.
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This
treatment works nicely on French doors. The curtain rod should
be well above the door frame and should be tied back with the
first Set of bows at the door top. If you don't like bows try
hooks.
Tie back the panels ¼, the distance from the top. Then
blouse the mid section. Place the next set of bows 1/3, the
distance from the bottom.
You will have this swishy new look.
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