Curtains? Drapes? Blinds? Oh my!
 

Curtains? Drapes? Blinds? Oh my!

Started by Oregonconversion, April 22, 2010, 12:54:08 PM

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Oregonconversion

I am l looking for some sort of window covers. I found this picture and like this style because it will go over 2 windows at once, but I am still looking for options. Anyone have a picture of what they ended up doing? Or maybe a link of a place on the net where I can look at options?

I am tired of my aluminum bubble foil cut outs already.  ::)
1977 MC8
8V92 HT740

robertglines1

we used the Roman shades like the picture...really.  like them keep out light noise ans most of all heat  we did our own and plan on doing in our new project...bob
Bob@Judy  98 XLE prevost with 3 slides --Home done---last one! SW INdiana

luvrbus

www.justblinds.com there you can see what would work best for you with good prices and service I like the cell shades

good luck
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Oregonconversion

Wow these are NOT cheap! $800 just for the front 8 windows! (61X28)
1977 MC8
8V92 HT740

Chopper Scott

Go to Menards and price some cell shades. The place Cliff gave you will look cheap!
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ruthi

http://www.blinds.com/control/product/productID,8759    We pd 1000. for the ones in our gm. These sure are nice, may put them in the Dina. Good luck.
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robertglines1

less than 75$ do it yourself for covers for 10 windows(side ) and front...not all that hard just simple sewing..
Bob@Judy  98 XLE prevost with 3 slides --Home done---last one! SW INdiana

robertglines1

ck this how to do book out:Windows with Style(purchased from Jo Ann's Fabric):Stiched-Tucked Roman Shades.  [WWW.creativepub.com  item #isbn o-86573-348-1 ]  the web site is on the back of book might be able to look at on line
Bob@Judy  98 XLE prevost with 3 slides --Home done---last one! SW INdiana

loosenut

It is easy to make professional looking Roman shades without a lot of talent or equipment.  Lisa and I made them for our house after seeing a friend's beautiful handmade shades.  If you don't want to sew, a local seamstress should not cost much. 

Mike
Sold 85 Neoplan 33ft 6V92ta, sadly busless


robertglines1

     Yes the bottom one on first site  ::Windows with Style::::we used nylon cord :when we do it this time will use the cord they recommend.It is a single strand..works slick and have nothing but good comments on results..
Bob@Judy  98 XLE prevost with 3 slides --Home done---last one! SW INdiana