ALIGOGO White Lace Curtains 84 Inches Long-Vintage Floral Lace Sheer Curtains for Living Room 2 Panels French Pricacy Scalloped Rod Pocket 52 W x 84 L Inch, White
2 Pcs White Lace French Door Curtain Leaves Knitted Textured Voile Curtains 72 Inch Long Light Filtering Floral Sidelight Curtain Panel for Siding Glass Door Patio Front Door Tie-backs Included
HOMEIDEAS Non-See-Through French Door Curtains Set of 2 for Front Door, Light Filtering Privacy Semi Sheer Window Curtains with Rod Pocket and Tie Back, White, 26W X 72L Inch
Tollpiz Sheer Door Curtains Closet Linen Textured Curtains Sheer Doorway Light Filtering Voile Rod French Door Pocket Curtain Patio Glass Door, 25 x 72 inches Long, White, Set of 1 Panel
RYB HOME White Curtains Sheer – Linen Texture Sheer Window Covering, Light & Airy Translucent Panels for Bedroom Living Room Patio Glass Door, 52 inch Width x 95 inch Length, Set of 2
Tollpiz White Leaf Sheer Curtain Leaves Embroidered Bedroom Curtains Rod Pocket Voile Window Treatments for Living Room, 38 x 63 inches Long, Set of 2 Panels
BONZER White Outdoor Sheer Curtains for Patio Waterproof – 2 Panels Grommet Indoor Voile Sheer Curtain for Living Room, Bedroom, Porch, Pergola, Cabana,54 x 84 inch, White
Gracewood Hollow Kulenovic Knitted Lace Medallion Curtain with Scalloped Bottom
This curtain can change the atmosphere in any room you choose, with its elegant embroidered design and fabric which allows the sunlight to naturally flow through the room.
Gracewood Hollow Kulenovic Knitted Lace Medallion Curtain with Scalloped Bottom
This curtain can change the atmosphere in any room you choose, with its elegant embroidered design and fabric which allows the sunlight to naturally flow through the room. With an ideal size simply hang it over your windows and immediately change the entire room image. This curtain valance is a beautiful design for any room. Choose a variation of panel pair and valance to create a swag in your room. The patio panel is extra wide and a terrific panel to place for your sliding doors. Fabric content -100% polyester knitted lace fabric with wrinkle resistant with 1 inch side hem Gunmetal grommets with 1.6-inch openings (each panel has 6 grommets for a total of 12) Thin, shiny, high-density yarn for strong and durable performance Easy care. Machine wash with warm water, gentle cycle. No bleach. Use warm iron if necessary
Fiber: Home, Curtains: Knit, Crochet, or Patchwork
yesterday was a day earmarked for getting a lot of nitty gritty stuff done. however as is the way of late, Mr Procrastinator arrived for a visit around mid morning and tempted me from my path of earmarked ‘to-dos’ and led me to dabble with a pile of vintage crocheted squares and the little flower babies i happened upon last week. if i was ever asked by anyone what is my fabby fav thing to do, i would respond, without hesitation nor pause to ponder, my fabby fav thing to do is stitch old lace and linens together. be it a quick happy five minutes or more labour intensive and thought requiring moments where there needs to be some rhyme or reason to the patching and placing. either way i am happy in my world. little flowers strung along the bottom edge doing a brilliant ‘dingle dangly’ job of things if perhaps you have always wished to dabble in such a pursuit but are unsure of how to get started. the fear of chopping into your vintage beauties without a plan has left you unable to ‘start a stitching’ then you will find plenty of wisdom and inspiration on this thrilling pastime in our Granny Chic book, due to be released in old blighty on October 25th. next month no less! this is particularly thrilling for Rachelle and myself, to see our combined crafty cogs and thrifty thoughts in print is rather a wondrous feeling. aside from patching and piecing old fabrics and lace, there is wealth of blurb on this and that, all manner of granny chic goodness is rambled on about, amongst pages filled with visual inspiration and recipes for the crafty secondhand nest. little olive not convinced we need yet another lace panel at the windows of mossy shed. however she does note how kindly of me to leave her a viewing space in the meantime, i have arisen today with two things on my mind. one is the left-over list of nitty gritty involving a large silver curvaceous gal called Gladys and t’other? well t’other is causing me to fret. for today is ‘d-day’ for my spectacles. after months of knowing most of the world is a blur (which isn’t a bad thing some days) i have agreed with my dr to take the plunge and go for 3 in 1 vision in the way of new spectacles. she explained to me that certain areas of the lens will remain blurry, along the side edges. i have pondered this greatly and all i can keep on thinking about is, when i do a merry dance around my kitchen each evening to make dinner, i do that merry dance with a little pesky doggie not 5 in
ches off the ground. its a dance we have mastered over 3 years, a dance which involves waltzing from stove, to sink, to fridge, to island and it is done with no mishaps what so ever. quite possibly, many a fly on the wall has witnessed it whilst waiting for leftovers and told their friends, \
