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Old 02-02-2010, 10:58 AM
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Where did you buy your drapes?
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Wife used Joy's Blinds. She is very satisfied.
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Default Oh..it was fun to find just the right ones.

I bought the really wide cream lined ones on ebay. (For a song...brand new too.)The ones that fit the BIG Gardenia window. I bought material and made the ones in the kitchen and bedrooms, and the valance in the great room.

The ones that I purchased on ebay were JCPenneys. (But I took out the pleats and hung them on a traverse rod. Lined they screen the sun beautifully. Penneys make nice drapes. I have bought some at Walmart, they recently carried a great silk looking plaid and I lined them and changed the header. The material was great and cheaper than yard goods.
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I made them all. They are really easy to do, and that way I can cover dining room chairs, make pillows and coordinate everything. Got a few left to do, but getting almost done.
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Our former neighbor is making that sort of stuff in her home after consulting with you on just what you want. Call Jeannine P. 430-0101.
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Thank you for all your replies - and handy to know a name if I need them made. We went to JC Penny's and Ikea - good selections. We did not have curtains in Ohio - cause home was surrounded by a park. Thanks again
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I made them all. They are really easy to do, and that way I can cover dining room chairs, make pillows and coordinate everything. Got a few left to do, but getting almost done.
LOL, the question was WHERE did you buy your drapes!
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LOL, the question was WHERE did you buy your drapes!
I guess than the answer would be at Joannes Fabrics or Hancocks....Drapes are so simple to make, it is almost like hanging a piece of fabric.
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I guess than the answer would be at Joannes Fabrics or Hancocks....Drapes are so simple to make, it is almost like hanging a piece of fabric.
ARE YOU SERIOUS????

I have seen some, however, that look exactly like that...they hung a piece of fabric...and not well at that!! Very sad waste of perfectly good fabric
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Alright. I sew. But I don't do tailored things. I CAN do things like zippers and buttonholes etc. but I avoid it. I do sew drapes and curtains and really, the hard part is the measuring, because sewing curtains and drapes is just sewing straight lines...doubled if you line them. They are rectangles. I am not kidding. I think window treatments are the easiest things to sew, and boy do you get more bang for your bucks. I don't think mine look like a piece of fabric hanging there, but they might.

I like them.

And as previously stated, you can make pillows to tie it all together. Looks very decorate-y.
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