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DCI Lobster Pinch Oven Mittens $14.99 Outer front- 100% nylon; Outer back- 100% neoprene; Lining- 100% nylon. Warning- Always use black side of oven mitt to grip hot items. Dimensions: 15.375″ x 0.9″ x 0.74″… |
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Fireside Pinch Pleated 48-Inch-by-63-Inch Thermal Insulated Drapes, Blue $54.99 A.L. Ellis Pinch Pleated Cotton Insulated Draperies… luxury for your windows, savings on your energy bills! There’s nothing that warms and dresses up a room like new Draperies! And there’s a practical side to these beauties too. Their foam backing keeps hot air out in the summer and cold air out in the winter, saving you real money on your energy bills! Colors galore let you match or harmonize w… |
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Fireside Floral Pinch Pleated 48-Inch-by-63-Inch Thermal Insulated Drapes, Sage $52.65 Fireside Pinch Pleated Floral Foamback Thermal Insulated Pair Of Drape Panels–Change and improve the look and feel of any room with a set of Fireside Pinch Pleated Floral Curtains. Made with a 100% cotton face and 80% acrylic/ 20% cotton foam back you are sure to get a curtain thatâs both beautiful and functional. The 100% heavyweight soft cotton face creates a smooth draping effect and soft… |
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Fireside Floral Pinch Pleated 96-Inch-by-84-Inch Patio Door Thermal Insulated Drapes, Linen $139.99 Fireside Pinch Pleated Floral Foamback Thermal Insulated Pair Of Patio Door Drape Panels–Change and improve the look and feel of any room with a set of Fireside Pinch Pleated Floral Curtains. Made with a 100% cotton face and 80% acrylic/ 20% cotton foam back you are sure to get a curtain thatâs both beautiful and functional. The 100% heavyweight soft cotton face creates a smooth draping effe… |
I need ideas for my Living Room drapes. I have a very large picture window in my L.R. measuring 150″ x 84″
I bought some very nice curtains that are insulated (live in Mn) and also light blocking. They are called desert sand which is sort of a golden- brown color. The problem is that when they are closed at night (we live in town and want privacy) they are very boring to look at. Any ideas on how to “spruce” them up. The curtains are Pinch Pleated and are on a traverse rod. Thanks for any suggestions!
You can add a decorative trim, like a braid or tassle to the inside edge just by hot gluing on or add a 2″ decorative fabric. If you want you can use either treatments on the bottom edge instead or the leading edge You could make a valance of the same decorative fabric that you put on the edge and use a braided trim with tassels. Just stay with the same formality of the room.