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Window Treatments: Drapery, Draperies, Rod Pockets & Tabtops
Rod Pocket Draperies
© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 50" wide each and 84" in length including the header
- 2 ½ times fullness
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double bottom hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Rod pocket: 1 ½" or 2 ½"
- Header: 1" or 2"
- *** OPTIONS: Header or rod pocket sleeve contrast fabric, double header in contrast fabric, remove header, add ruffle to bottom (pleated or gathered)
- Dry clean only
Sheers
- 2 pieces for window 36" wide x 84" length including the header
- 3 times fullness
- 4" double bottom hems
- Covered weights in corners
- Rod pocket: 1 ½" or 2 ½"
- Header: 1" or 2"
- Dry clean only
Tab Top Draperies
© Virginia Quilting
- 2 panels measuring 36" wide each and 84" in length including tabs
- 2 times fullness
- Tabs are 12" apart
- Tabs: 2" wide x 4" length (one side, from top of rod to top of panel, 8" total length)
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Recommend: 3" space between bottom of pole and top of panel.
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- *** OPTIONS: Unlined, tabs in contrast fabric
- Dry clean only
Tab Top with Swag
© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 50" wide each and 84" in length including rings
- 2 ½ times fullness
- Rings are 12" apart
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Swags are brought to corners
- Panels are created to be kept stationary
- Swag attached to panels
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- Dry clean only
Tab Top with Valance
© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 36" wide each and 84" in length including tabs
- 2 times fullness
- Tabs are 12" apart
- Tabs: 2" wide x 4" length (one side, from top of rod to top of panel, 8" total length)
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in corners
- All patterns are matched
- Valance attached to panels
- Recommend: 3" space between bottom of pole and top of panel.
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- *** OPTIONS: Unlined, tabs in contrast fabric, valance in contrast fabric.
- Dry clean only
Tie Top
© The Encyclopedia of Window Fashions, 1992
- 2 panels measuring 36" wide each and 80" in length NOT including ties
- 2 times fullness
- Ties are 12" apart
- Ties: ½" wide x 12" length (one tie is 12" on one side, 12" on the other side)
- Recommend: fabric no heavier than sailcloth when tying
- Lined in white or off-white 100% cotton
- 4" double hems, 1 ½" double side hems
- Covered weights in seams and corners
- All patterns are matched
- Recommend: 3" space between bottom of pole and top of panel.
- Recommend: mount pole level with top of standard moulding. Smaller rod will lengthen total treatment.
- Recommend: top of panel should cover top of glass slightly up onto moulding.
- Recommend: fabric no heavier than sailcloth when tying.
- *** OPTIONS: Unlined, ties in contrast fabric
- Dry clean only
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