Gingham Drapes
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 2 NEW POTTERY BARN KIDS RED GINGHAM DRAPE PANELS 84  US $49.95
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 4 Pottery Barn Kids Gingham Panel with Blackout Liner 44x84L Red NEW US $124.95
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 2 Pottery Barn Kids Gingham Panel with Blackout Liner 44x96L Pink NIP US $89.95
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 NEW 1 set 2 POTTERY BARN KIDS BROWN GINGHAM BLACKOUT DRAPE PANELS 84 US $69.95
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 Pottery Barn Kids Pink Gingham Window Treatment Shade US $10.00
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 TWO 1 SET NEW POTTERY BARN KIDS RED GINGHAM BLACKOUT DRAPE PANELS 44 X 63 US $54.95
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 Kind of Fishy Valance by Global Baby US $11.99
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS GREEN GINGHAM CHECK DRAPES NIPS 44X84 LG S 2 US $89.00
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 NEW 35 WHITE LACE SATIN BLUE GINGHAM VALANCE CURTAINS US $17.48
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS GINGHAM DRAPE SHADE GREEN NEW 26X44 POLE POCKET NIP US $18.99
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 Pottery Barn Kids Green Gingham Curtain Drape Panel 44 x 84 Inches US $19.99
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 DRAPESMatching VALANCE SET 3 sets Available Lavender w tiebacks 84 Lined NEW US $39.99
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 2 POTTERY BARN KIDS GINGHAM BLACKOUT DRAPE PANELS 63 RED US $69.95
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 RARE Pottery Barn Kids Alphabet Soup Animals Curtain Valance US $59.99
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 2 NIP Pottery Barn Kids lavender gingham drape panels 44 x 96 purple lavendar US $69.95
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 Set of 2 new Pottery Barn Kids blue gingham blackout drape panels 44 x 84 US $79.95
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 GIRLS PINK WHITE GINGHAM SPRING MEADOW WINDOW DRAPES US $49.95
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 Pottery Barn Kids Red Gingham Drape Panel 44 x 63 EUC US $15.00
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 2 Pottery Barn Kids Gingham Blackout Panels 44x63L Khaki NEW IN PACKAGES US $49.95
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 White with Blue Gingham 4 PC Window VALANCE Finished US $12.99
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 Dancing Ballerina Drapes Girls Curtains Ballet Pink Gingham Tiebacks 84 x 84 US $76.48
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 NEW COUNTRY GINGHAM 16WINDOW CURTAINS DRAPES VALANCE SHABBY COTTAGE LODGE CHIC US $17.48
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 DR SEUSS CAT IN THE HAT VALANCE NEW US $19.95
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 Set of 2 NIP Pottery Barn Kids brown gingham blackout drape panels 44 x 96 US $109.95
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 NEW 1 set 2 POTTERY BARN KIDS BROWN GINGHAM BLACKOUT DRAPE PANELS 63 US $48.95
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 Set of 2 NIP Pottery Barn Kids brown gingham blackout drape panels 44 x 84 US $69.95
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 Pottery Barn Kids Green Gingham Curtain Drape Panel 44 x 83 Inches US $19.99
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 Pottery Barn Kids Green Gingham Curtain Drape Panel 42 x 78 Inches US $34.00
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 2 1 set New POTTERY BARN KIDS BRIGHT PINK GINGHAM BLACKOUT DRAPE PANELS 44x 63 US $69.95
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 NEW 20VALANCE CURTAINS PURPLE GINGHAM SOLID PINK LACE WE HAVE MANY SIZECOLORS US $17.48
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 Batman window valance 84 WIDE for boys room US $12.99
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 PINK WHITE POLKA DOT GINGHAM COORDINATED VALANCE US $19.99
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 set 4 panel Pottery Barn Kid Gingham Drape 63 Khaki Blackout Liner US $124.99
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 Set of 2 new Pottery Barn Kids khaki gingham blackout drape panels 44 x 96 US $82.95
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 Set Of 2 POTTERY BARN KIDS Linen ANIMALS PRINT TOILE Lined Curtain Drape Panels US $49.99
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 2 POTTERY BARN KIDS BRIGHT PINK GINGHAM DRAPE PANELS 44 x 63 US $59.99
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 Company Store Kids Gingham Tie Top Panel NWD 0406KC GM24 US $4.99
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 Pottery Barn Kids drape lavender green stripe 44 x 66 Great quality US $16.19
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS Gingham Check RIBBON TIE Curtain Panel Shade Drape 36W x 63L US $39.99
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS Pink Gingham Check RIBBON TIE Curtain Panel Shade Drape US $39.99
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS Gingham Check RIBBON TIE Curtain Panel Shade Drape 32x 63 US $39.99
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS Gingham Check RIBBON TIE Curtain Panel Shade Drape 36W x 84L US $39.99
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS Pink Gingham Check RIBBON TIE Curtain Panel Shade Drape 44x63 US $39.99
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 POTTERY BARN KIDS Bright Pink Gingham Check RIBBON TIE Curtain Panel Shade Drape US $39.99
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 2 Pottery Barn Gingham Blackout Panels 44x63L Pink NIP US $69.95
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 New custom VALANCE blue white gingham check US $14.99
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 2 Pottery Barn Gingham Blackout Panels 63L Red US $57.95
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 Window drape POTTERY BARN pink gingham check 44x82 Room darkening lining US $21.99
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 Pottery Barn Kids window drape light pink gingham check 43x80 heavy twill US $20.69
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 2 Pottery Barn Kids Gingham Panel with Blackout Liner 44x63L Pink NIP US $59.95
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Inexpensive Ways To Spruce Up Your Home
Time for a change in you home? Where do you want to start? How do you decorate without risking making mistakes that may be costly or at least embarrassing? Do you even know what you want in your decorating style?
Here are some ideas that will help you take the guesswork out of decorating in new and fresh ways.
1. Use contrasting colors. Using dramatic color differences can really enliven a room and create a whole new mood. Try to use colors that are completely opposite each other and watch how your room will change.
2. Mix the textures you use on your window treatments. You can mix and match different materials to bring out the textures.Natural fabrics, synthetic fabrics, woven or knit. Bringing all of these different textures is a great way to add a new element of interest to your room. Think about the contrast between velvet and organza or sheer nylon. The softness of silk contrasted against the strong texture of linen. There are so many fabrics and textures to mix, such as velvet, taffeta, silk,satin, organza, muslin, linen, lace, gingham, damask, cotton, chintz, canvas, cambric, brocade, etc., etc.
3. Mix different patterns together. This is the latest trend and really makes a room stand out. There are no rules in mixing patterns, but some combinations work better than others. First, make sure the scale of the patterns match the area. This means that large pattern can be used on big expanses such as drapes, but smaller patterns should be used on valances or cornices. Secondly, mix geometric patterns freely for a new look: stripes with checks, plaids with florals, etc. Third, use a common color to tie the whole together. For instance, if you have a plaid mixed with a floral, the predominent colors of each of the patterns should be the same.
4. Play with the size of your windows. Small windows can be made to look larger,and large windows can be made to look smaller. All so that there is a harmony achieved in the room. Windows of different sizes will throw off the balance of a room. To make small windows larger, place a valance or a cornice at the top. Large windows can be made to look smaller by using different panels to break up the width. An extremely tall window, such as a cathedral window can have curtains only on the lower half, leaving the top uncovered, instead of having too great an expanse of fabric over the window.
5. Don't be static. Let your windows change with the seasons and with your life changes. Lighter, airier fabrics and patterns look better in spring and summer; dark, heavier colors and patterns work best in fall and winter. Rooms with young families need bright cheery patterns, and when the nest is empty, you can concentrate on luxurious, formal looks.
Once you have achieved the main purpose of light and privacy that windows give us, you can start to get fancy with your window coverings. Experiment with different designs, textures, colors and fabrics. Adding these different elements will relieve you of the boring window syndrome.
About the Author
Vince Paxton published mainly for http://www.curtains-drapes-coverings.com , an online site about curtains . His contributions on window coverings are found on
http://www.curtains-drapes-coverings.com/window-coverings.html
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