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Set the style for every room in your house with fabulous, easy-to-make window treatments. Beautiful do-it-yourself ideas to help you create a custom-made look for a fraction of the cost!Step-by-step directions and full color photos guide you through the entire process of design, sewing and installation. Features a wide range of styles and solutions for standard or unique windows.

This new sourcebook of designs for window treatments contains 140 styles of coverings for every type of window. Wrey's tips on matching style to setting, taking measurements and choosing materials make this book an excellent working tool for the professional interior decorator and accomplished home sewer alike.

Learn how to dress up any window with creative, unique and attractive window treatments. This book presents comprehensive information about window shapes; valances and cornices; cascades and swags; lined and unlined curtains; tiebacks; trims and braids; necessary hardware; as well as a guide to shades, blinds and verticals. This is a book that walks the reader - novice to expert - through 'pane-less' window treatments. Cowan guides the reader in planning the style of the window treatment and the importance of colour and fabrics, and then leads into 40 quick, easy and inspiring projects.

This text provides information on using windows to best advantage. Readers will find instructions on calculating, specifying, and installing hard and soft window treatments, plus residential and non-residential treatments.

Everyone knows that changing the window treatment in a room is a quick, easy, and relatively inexpensive way to update a look--whether someone can go the custom route or is a limited budget that requires creative thinking with readymade options. Homeowners who are tired of their interiors can fresh them up and add style for a little or a lot. But both groups have one important thing in common: they must choose the right window treatment for their needs, their pocketbooks, AND for the space itself. Once they are ready to shop--for a one-of-a kind look or for the perfect readymade design--Can't Fail Window Treatments should be tucked under their arms. ItÕs the latest title in the popular CanÕt Fail series, which offers a professionalÕs point of view and expertise in a specific design area. In Can't Fail Window Treatments, author and interior designer Nancee Brown, ASID, shows consumers how to bring mistake-proof sophistication and style into their homes with the right look.

The Design Directory of Window Treatments features professional illustrations detailing every type of window treatment imaginable, and is an invaluable guide for trade professionals and consumers. Jackie Von Tobel preformed an exhaustive search of current window treatment design and manufacturing trends to identify and name more than 350 individual components that can be mixed and matched to create an infinite number of window treatments. Each of these elements and designs are expertly illustrated in more 1300 color renderings that can be used repeatedly. Black-and-white line drawings of these illustrations are also included on a companion CD-Rom, along with a complete worksheet system for designer use.

When it comes to home decorating, creating the right window treatments can be the most challenging task of all. Now, Beautiful Windows provides the essential guide for adding just the right personal touch to your decor. Whether you are redecorating the whole house or just want to add instant flair to a roomâthis is the only book youâll need.

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When it comes to home decorating, creating the right window treatments can be the most challenging task of all. Now, Beautiful Windows provides the essential guide for adding just the right personal touch to your decor. Whether you are redecorating the whole house or just want to add instant flair to a roomâthis is the only book youâll need.

Everyone knows that changing the window treatment in a room is a quick, easy, and relatively inexpensive way to update a look--whether someone can go the custom route or is a limited budget that requires creative thinking with readymade options. Homeowners who are tired of their interiors can fresh them up and add style for a little or a lot. But both groups have one important thing in common: they must choose the right window treatment for their needs, their pocketbooks, AND for the space itself.Once they are ready to shop--for a one-of-a kind look or for the perfect readymade design--Can't Fail Window Treatments should be tucked under their arms. ItÕs the latest title in the popular CanÕt Fail series, which offers a professionalÕs point of view and expertise in a specific design area. In Can't Fail Window Treatments, author and interior designer Nancee Brown, ASID, shows consumers how to bring mistake-proof sophistication and style into their homes with the right look.

The Encyclopedia of Window Treatments is a must-have for anyone interested in home décor. Cross-references help the reader navigate an abundance of traditional and modern designs. Visually compelling with more than 1, 000 full-color illustrations and photos, the book presents hundreds of window treatments: draperies, curtains, shades, valances, swags and cascades, and blinds and shutters. Features: * The most comprehensive collection of today’s window treatment options in various configurations * More than 1, 000 full-color illustrations and photographs * Visual glossary identifies various elements of window treatments * Offers complementary pillow and tabletop ideas throughout * Special section on measuring windows and estimating yardage * Problem/Solution guide presents ideas for challenging window configurations

The Encyclopedia of Window Treatments is a must-have for anyone interested in home dcor. Cross-references help the reader navigate an abundance of traditional and modern designs. Visually compelling with more than 1, 000 full-color illustrations and photos, the book presents hundreds of window treatments: draperies, curtains, shades, valances, swags and cascades, and blinds and shutters. Features n The most comprehensive collection of todays window treatment options in various configurations n More than 1, 000 full-color illustrations and photographs n Visual glossary identifies various elements of window treatments n Offers complementary pillow and tabletop ideas throughout n Special section on measuring windows and estimating yardage n Problem/Solution guide presents ideas for challenging window configurations

Over 600 artful watercolor renderings of window treatments combined with a CD of all the images make this the most useful, practical book available. Professional decorators and homeowners alike will love it. This book is an invaluable resource that will inspire you. A wide range of designs from traditional flowing swags and long jabots to modern styles with simple lines and colors make hundreds of combinations possible. You can mix them to create your own unique window dressing. A variety of large windows, like those commonly found in new houses, make this book unique. The CD allows you to use these wonderful images with most graphic, design, and editing programs, enabling you to see how different treatments will look on your own windows. For those less computer saavy, these images can easily be printed and cut out. Hours of interactive fun!

WINDOW TREATMENTS: Package includes instructions and patterns for window treatments to fit 36", 42" and 48" window widths, measured along outer molding. Valance A: 15" deep, contrast lining, bias and covered buttons. Valance B: 14" deep, contrast lining and mounting board cover. Valance C: 12" deep. Valance D: 13" deep. C, D: contrast lining. Measurements are approximate at center of valance. Drapes E: 90" L by width of fabric, fullness will vary with window width. Purchased shade and sheers. NOTIONS: Valance A, B, C, D: One 1" × 4" Mounting Board: 371/2", 431/2" or 491/2", Staple Gun, L-Brackets and Screws. Optional: Paint for Mounting Board. Also for A: Four 11/8" Buttons to Cover. Also for B: 2 yds. of 3/8" Piping Cord and 4 yds. of 11/2" Beaded Fringe. Also for C: 31/2 yds. of 3/16" - 1/4" Cord with Lip and 21/4 yds. of 3/8" - 1/2" Decorative Cord. Also for D: 31/4 yds. of 3/8" Piping Cord. FABRICS: Valance A, B, C, D: Home Decorating Fabrics. Additional Fabric may be needed to match stripes, plaids or one-way design fabrics. *with nap. **without nap. Note For Combining Yardages: If you are making Valance D to match Window Panels E, add together yardages for Contrast 1D and Fabric E for total yardage required.

WINDOW TREATMENTS: Package includes instructions and some patterns for window treatments. A: fits 32", 38", 42" widths, inside window frame. B thru F: fits 36", 42" and 48" widths, outside frame. Valance A: 38", untied. Valance B: 87" × 13" deep, fullness will vary with window width. Drapes C: lined, 90". Valance D: 20" deep from top of rod. Drapes E: 90". Valance and drapes F: valance, 15" deep; drapes, 60". C, E: measure width of fabric, fullness will vary with window width. Finished measurements are approximate. NOTIONS: Views A, C, E: One Extension Curtain Rod. View B: One Continental Rod. View D: One Decorative Rod with Brackets. View F: One Continental Rod and Conventional Rod Combination, 1/2" Plastic Rings, One Awning Cleat and Cable Cord, See Sewing Instructions. FABRICS: Home Decorating Fabrics. Also for E: Sheer Fabrics such as Organza, Georgette and Gauze. Lining C: Cotton and Cotton Blends. Additional Fabric may be needed to match stripes, plaids and one-way design fabric. *with nap. **without nap.

WINDOW TREATMENTS: Package includes instructions and some patterns to make window treatments in 36", 42" or 48" window widths, each by approximately 60" long. Window Treatments A, B: mounts outside window frame on decorative rod, contrast valance. Window Treatments C, D: mounts inside window frame on mounting board. Some sections are cut by provided measurements. A, B, C: lined. NOTIONS: Window Treatments A, B: One Decorative Rod and Brackets. Also for A: 71/4 yds. of 1" Ribbon and One 3/8" Dowel Rod the Width of the Shade. Also for B: 25/8 yds. of 1/2" Flexible Trim, 61/4 yds. of 1" Ribbon and Fourteen 3/4" - 7/8" Buttons. Window Treatments C, D: One Mounting Board, 1" × 2" and One 3/8" Dowel Rod, Each by the Window Width, Approximately 15 yds. of Nylon or Polyester Cable Cord, Four Screw Eyes, L-Brackets, One Awning Cleat and Staple Gun. Also for C: 53/4 yds. of 1" Ring Tape with 5" Ring Spacing. Also for D: Fourty-four 1/2" Plastic Rings. FABRICS: Mediumweight Home Decorating Fabrics. Lining: Cotton and Cotton Blends. Additional Fabric may be needed to match stripes, plaids and one-way design fabric. *with nap. **without nap.

WINDOW TREATMENTS: VIEW A Wing Valance; VIEW B Easy Pole Swag; VIEW C Drawstring Valance; VIEW D Waterfall Valance SUGGESTED FABRICS: ALL VIEWS: Mid-weight decorator fabrics such as cottons and cotton blends, linens, jacquards, or other similar weaves work well. Lightweight blend fabrics can also be used.

Whether you are looking for unfussy kitchen curtains, elaborate dining room curtains, simple sheers, or sophisticated blinds, you will find the answer in So Simple Window Style. The projects include ideas for novice sewers, such as tie-top curtains, bead-trimmed panels, and unlined blinds. The basic techniques chapter has all the information a beginner needs to start decorating windows. There are also advanced projects, including contrast-lined panels, double-sided blinds, and bordered curtains, plus solutions for awkward-shaped windows or slanting attic windows. With ideas for tiebacks, valances, and pelmets, you can add perfect finishing touches to your creations. 30 step-by-step projects, plus instant makeovers and variations. Advice on choosing window treatments that complement the colors and architecture of a room, and tips on fabrics and trimmings.

Whether you are looking for unfussy kitchen curtains, elaborate dining room curtains, simple sheers, or sophisticated blinds, you will find the answer in So Simple Window Style. The projects include ideas for novice sewers, such as tie-top curtains, bead-trimmed panels, and unlined blinds. The basic techniques chapter has all the information a beginner needs to start decorating windows. There are also advanced projects, including contrast-lined panels, double-sided blinds, and bordered curtains, plus solutions for awkward-shaped windows or slanting attic windows. With ideas for tiebacks, valances, and pelmets, you can add perfect finishing touches to your creations. • 30 step-by-step projects, plus instant makeovers and variations. • Advice on choosing window treatments that complement the colors and architecture of a room, and tips on fabrics and trimmings.

WINDOW TREATMENTS: Package includes instructions and some patterns to make lined drapes, valances and scarves to fit 36-Inch, 42-Inch and 48-Inch window widths, mounted outside the window frame. Finished drapes measure width of fabric by 90-Inch long. A: self-lined. B: self-lined, contrast scarf. C: self-lined, contrast scarf, contrast drapes. D: self-lined valance, contrast drapes. NOTIONS: Window Treatment A: One Decorative Rod with L Brackets, Two Drapery Tiebacks with Tassels, One Drapery Holdback and 7-1/2 yards of 5-Inch Fringe. Window Treatment B: One Decorative Rod with L Brackets. Window Treatment C: One Cafe Rod, One Extension Rod, Four 1/2-Inch Plastic Rings, 6 yards of 4-Inch Fringe and Two Cup Hooks. Window Treatment D: One Extension Rod, One Decorative Rod with L Brackets, Two Drapery Tiebacks with Tassels, 5-1/4 yards of 4-Inch Fringe and Two Cup Hooks. FABRICS: Window Treatment A, B, C, D: Embroidered Linen, Embroidered Fabrics, Silk, Shantung, Lightweight Home Decorating Fabrics and Taffeta. Non-directional Fabrics: Window Treatment A, Scarf B, C, Valance D: Lining A, B, C, D: Cotton and Cotton Blends. Additional Fabric may be needed to match stripes, plaids and one way design fabric. NOTE: Purchase Lining Same Width as Main Fabric. With nap and without nap.

One of the first things you do when you remodel or move into a new home is change the curtains. After all, new window treatments easily, quickly, and inexpensively transform a room. They turn an outdated room into one you want to spend time in, and they make a cold space feel warm and inviting. In the style of the best-selling Idea Books, Window Treatments Idea Book offers the latest ideas for decorating all types of windows, from standard to custom. More than 350 photos provide inspiration for all rooms in the house, from the kitchen to the bathroom, bedroom to family room and study. Recognizing that consumers also want to make easy enhancements to readily available window treatments and hardware, the inspiration is peppered with practical advice on how to quickly modify off-the-shelf window treatments and design tricks for hanging them. The breadth of information makes this book the one source homeowners need when picking out window treatments.The authors' combined years of experience have allowed them to select photos of the most popular window treatment styles as well as to provide ideas for dealing with challenging windows--bays, bows, and the like. Unique features of the book include showing one window treatment style in three different looks and quick and easy ideas for instant style. Whether you're looking to update an existing space or are starting from scratch in a new home or newly designed addition, you'll find all the inspiration and know-how you need to create the windows of your dreams.Window Treatments Idea Book should be a goldmine for consumers because it shows so many styles of window treatments, particularly for large, odd-shaped, and custom windows so prevalent today, in photos. What the reader gets is a wide range of window treatments in the context of every room in the house. There is also a one-page reference in the front of the book that lists each room in the house with the page number of treatments that are shown in those room contexts.

One of the first things you do when you remodel or move into a new home is change the curtains. After all, new window treatments easily, quickly, and inexpensively transform a room. They turn an outdated room into one you want to spend time in, and they make a cold space feel warm and inviting. In the style of the best-selling Idea Books, Window Treatments Idea Book offers the latest ideas for decorating all types of windows, from standard to custom. More than 350 photos provide inspiration for all rooms in the house, from the kitchen to the bathroom, bedroom to family room and study. Recognizing that consumers also want to make easy enhancements to readily available window treatments and hardware, the inspiration is peppered with practical advice on how to quickly modify off-the-shelf window treatments and design tricks for hanging them. The breadth of information makes this book the one source homeowners need when picking out window treatments.The authors' combined years of experience have allowed them to select photos of the most popular window treatment styles as well as to provide ideas for dealing with challenging windows--bays, bows, and the like. Unique features of the book include showing one window treatment style in three different looks and quick and easy ideas for instant style.Whether you're looking to update an existing space or are starting from scratch in a new home or newly designed addition, you'll find all the inspiration and know-how you need to create the windows of your dreams.Window Treatments Idea Book should be a goldmine for consumers because it shows so many styles of window treatments, particularly for large, odd-shaped, and custom windows soprevalent today, in photos. What the reader gets is a wide range of window treatments in the context of every room in the house. There is also a one-page reference in the front of the book that lists each room in the house with the page number of treatments that are shown in those room contexts.

Let there be...shade! This new and expanded edition of a Sunset bestseller breezes in like a breath of fresh air, with everything you need to know to create gorgeous curtains, draperies, shades, and valances. Practical as well as inspirational, Curtains, Draperies & Shades guides you through the process of choosing fabric and hardware, provides easy-to-follow sewing instructions, and gives clear directions for installing your beautiful window treatments, from hanging curtains to rigging shades. More than 100 projects help you select the right window treatments to dress up every room in the house. And new designer touches--from fanciful clips to edge details--will have your friends exclaiming, “ Wow, you made those? “ Features: New and expanded Sunset classic with more than 100 window treatments Updated format with fresh photography and step-by-step directions Covers the entire process: planning, measuring, sewing, and installation New section on designer details for tiebacks, cascades, swags, edge details, and embellishments

WINDOW TREATMENTS: VIEW A Bottom Up Shade with Valance; VIEW B Bottom Up Shade with 1 Hour Swag Valance; VIEW C 1 Hour Trumpet Topper; VIEW D Jiffy Pole Swag SUGGESTED FABRICS: ALL VIEWS: Mid-weight decorator fabrics such as cottons, linens and cotton blends, jacquards, pique or other similar weaves work well. Lightweight blend fabrics can also be used. Silk-like polyester blends are also recommended. Pure silk needs to be lined with drapery lining and interlined with a flannel to prevent damage to fabric. Interlining instructions are not included; VIEW C: Choose a Contrast fabric to line trumpets; VIEW D: The swag is "railroaded", meaning it is made from one length of fabric. One-way prints or large obvious prints are not suitable - see #4 for more information on print fabrics. All over prints are recommended.

Features dozens of beautiful window treatments, including draperies, valances, shades, shutters, and blinds Strategies for dressing up any window treatment with decorative rods, finials, trims, tassels, and tiebacks Tips and tricks for measuring windows Advice for choosing the right styles and fabrics to ensure privacy and climate control More than ten step-by-step projects, from easy make-it-yourself treatments to stylish embellishments for ready-mades Chapters organized by room—from private areas such as bedrooms and baths to public spaces such as kitchens and living rooms—help readers find what they're looking for fast

A complete guide to contemporary window treatments for all styles of home. Choosing curtains and blinds for your home can be a daunting task. Which fabrics will create the look that you want? What shape or style will suit your space? If you are making the curtains yourself, the thought of all that fabric, all that sewing, can be overwhelming. In this beautiful book, soft-furnishings guru Lucinda Ganderton joins forces with style writer Ali Watkinson to provide myriad solutions for the modern homeowner, offering plenty of inspiration plus step-by-step projects to tempt rather than to terrify.

A complete guide to contemporary window treatments for all styles of home. Choosing curtains and blinds for your home can be a daunting task. Which fabrics will create the look that you want? What shape or style will suit your space? If you are making the curtains yourself, the thought of all that fabric, all that sewing, can be overwhelming. In this beautiful book, soft-furnishings guru Lucinda Ganderton joins forces with style writer Ali Watkinson to provide myriad solutions for the modern homeowner, offering plenty of inspiration plus step-by-step projects to tempt rather than to terrify.

Features dozens of beautiful window treatments, including draperies, valances, shades, shutters, and blindsStrategies for dressing up any window treatment with decorative rods, finials, trims, tassels, and tiebacksTips and tricks for measuring windowsAdvice for choosing the right styles and fabrics to ensure privacy and climate controlMore than ten step-by-step projects, from easy make-it-yourself treatments to stylish embellishments for ready-madesChapters organized by room—from private areas such as bedrooms and baths to public spaces such as kitchens and living rooms—help readers find what they're looking for fast

The Complete Photo Guide to Window Treatments, Second Edition is the most comprehensive book of its kind on the market, offering the reader both inspiring location photography plus step-by-step instructions for making 50 different projects. Window treatments include several curtain styles, formal draperies, swags, valances, cornices, various Roman shades, and roller shades. Designed for the DIY home sewer, this book is also valued by professional workrooms and trade schools because it teaches professional methods for measuring, sewing, and installing window treatments. Now updated with new photography and the latest window treatment styles, this second edition is a must-have for any DIY home sewer.  

WINDOW TREATMENTS: VIEW A Patchwork Fabric Valance; VIEW B Quilt Square Valance; VIEW C Bird on a Branch Valance with Sheer Panels; VIEW D Ribbon Valance with Roman Shade FABRIC SUGGESTIONS: ALL VIEWS: Light quilting fabrics to mid-weight decorator fabrics such as cotton and cotton blends, linens, jacquards, or other similar weaves; VIEW A: Make-Your-Own quilt fabric by selecting FOUR coordinating fabrics. Choose a contrast fabric for the Front Insets, Band, and Optional top piping strip; VIEW B: Select FOUR coordinating fabrics for the Center Quilt Square and a solid, tone-on-tone or print fabric that will highlight the featured Square. Choose a contrast fabric for the Front Insets, Band, and Optional top piping strip; VIEW C BIRD ON A BRANCH VALANCE: Select a solid fabric or tone-on-tone fabric for the valance and polyester micro suede for the appliqués; VIEWS A, B or C OPTIONAL PANELS: Sheer fabric is required.