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Nature Brights Kitchen: Tab-Top Panel Curtains with Button Accents Print E-mail
Editor: Liz Johnson   
Monday, 01 March 2010 04:00

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To be perfectly honest, I hate to cover up my windows. Staring out into the world is one of my favorite pastimes. But, I also realize you need a little privacy and some protection from the sun; plus, the softness of curtains and drapes adds a distinct coziness to a room. For our Nature Brights Kitchen, we chose a design that captures the freshness of a spring day and sweeps it into the room. In true Sew4Home fashion, our tab-top curtains are easy to make. Clever seaming gives you fully lined, finished panels with no visible stitching on the sides.

 
Stylish Baby Nursery: Flowery Curtains & Striped Valance Print E-mail
Editor: Liz Johnson   
Friday, 02 October 2009 04:00

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Curtains with a matching valance are the perfect start ... or finish to any room decor. As the Big Lebowski would say, "They really tie the room together." The valance is also a great way to add a dramatic dash of color or pattern in your room decor, and because the valance is narrow, you can accomplish this without making the room look too busy.

 
Pleated Valance Print E-mail
Editor: Michele Mishler   
Wednesday, 08 April 2009 04:00

Click to Read MoreValance rhymes with balance, and that's a good way to think about this home decor staple. A valance is the mini curtain that covers just the top portion of a window. It provides sophisticated balance against your window frame and a finishing touch to the window treatment below - shades, blinds or drapes. Better still, it hides any window hardware. To make the most of an awesome view and to let through more natural light, some folks opt for only a valance and skip any window coverings below.

 
Designer Drapery Panels Print E-mail
Editor: Michele Mishler   
Monday, 30 March 2009 04:00

Elegant Draperies

Drapery panels are one of the most dramatic window treatment options, especially when created with high quality decorator fabrics. The fabric has the weight to hang perfectly on a large window, and the choice of colors, designs and textures is unlimited.

 
Double Ribbon Roll-Up Shades in Brown Print E-mail
Editor: Michele Mishler   
Wednesday, 18 March 2009 05:00

Click to Read MoreAlthough we show it mounted on a decorative curtain rod, a roll up shade is perfect for a dorm room or apartment windows because is works just as well on a tension rod, which means no brackets to install on those walls that don't belong to you!

 
Roman Shades in Beige Linen Print E-mail
Editor: Michele Mishler   
Tuesday, 17 March 2009 05:00

Click to Read MoreA Roman Shade is a truly classic window covering. If it was good enough for the Romans, it will certainly look great in your home.

 
Cafe Curtains with Tie Backs Print E-mail
Editor: Alison Newman   
Friday, 13 March 2009 07:00

Click to Read MoreCafe curtains have nothing to do with sipping espresso on a Parisian street corner – unfortunately. But, the cool thing about them is they are super easy to make and can be used on virtually any window that will fit a standard tension rod.

 
Ribbon Tie Fold-Up Shades Print E-mail
Editor: Kaitlin Witte   
Wednesday, 25 February 2009 05:00
Click to Read MoreThese shades are so easy. Ours were created for a girl's room or nursery, but don't let that stop you. Change up the base fabric and the contrasting ribbon fabric and you can create a totally different look for any room in your house. Try a silk dupioni with a linen ribbon tie for the master bedroom, a crisp cotton strip with polka dot ties in the kitchen, or a soft-washed denim with faux leather accents for the family room.
 


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