Deb...
Those curtains look so cool! It's a mod I might consider for next season after Guru Bob installs some shelves for me in Nov. Thanks for sharing the pictures...it really helps to see pics along with explanations.
Sharon in NC (itching to hit the road to ANYwhere)
SplashT@B #2487
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Deb" <jespah@...> wrote:
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> I came up with a cheap and effective means to hang my curtains. They have a hem that the rod slides through, and then the rod is attached to the bottom of the wooded valence/shelf above the windows by an inexpensive cup hook. I spent less than three dollars on the rods and cup hooks and they have been great for two seasons now.
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> Detail:
> http://s165.photobucket.com/albums/u70/Jespah_corgis/TABBING/?action=view¤t=Small.jpg
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> Windows:
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> http://s165.photobucket.com/albums/u70/Jespah_corgis/TABBING/?action=view¤t=AllistonJuly16-192009006.jpg
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> Deb
> Toronto, ON
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> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Sleepless" <amylturnbull@> wrote:
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> > I spent an hour at Ikea and ultimately failed. I forgot about the depth of the case the roller fits in. My idea was to hang a rod above the window (and case), letting it rest on two 3M hooks.
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> > The other thing I could do is hang the 3M hooks on the plastic frame on each side of the window but unless I get a short hook, there will be a gap.
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> > I want to hang curtains for privacy--the shades are great but sometimes I want the air to pass through.
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> > Suggestions appreciated!
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> > Amy
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