Crystal,
Thank you! It is always a work in progress, which completely delights me.Big fan of your critters and of course the WINDOW BOX , & Camp Corgi is also one of my faves, love, love, love it & finding those pics,it was the first time I felt the interior or the camper actually matched the exterior's personality IMHO..so I went for it ( go for it). Amy I hope your curtain project turns out well, there are lots of great ideas, I think having those wooden Valences helps a lot as well. I just love A) how they look, & B) the privacy/less hassle factor when you want to change real quick, nap or just shut out the lookey-loos.
Jerry & Heather thanks for the front window tips! These have been a puzzle for me, of course the way I splash around in the sink,I with my impression of doing the dishes) I'm sure they'll be soaked in NO time at all....
Hmmm..off to look for these Shabby Chic pictures-
KelliSue, FL
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "familybakerfive" <familybakerfive@...> wrote:
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> Amy, if you haven't visited KelliSue's photos, you should. Of all the T@B decor, her T@B is my favorite. I love her colors and the fabric on the cushions, the bedding...the whole kit and kaboodle.
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> I would like curtains, too, but want a print/color that won't match my current cushions so I'll wait. May at some point have slip covers made. I don't have the wooden valance either. I think only a few years/models do.
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> If the 3M hooks work, let me know. I have 3M storage trays and hooks for other items and they've worked really well.
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> I was also thinking of using velcro and hanging ball fringe over my plastic valance. It kind of goes with my "fun" theme.
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> Crystal and Daisy T@Baker
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