Okay, last change... I think:) You'll have to overlook the Halloween decorations. After living with my new window treatments for a few weeks, I discovered I loved the material, but not the style. It was a little to froo-froo in the breakfast area. I like a little more of a tailored look, like roman shades. I met a sweet older woman at Lowe's when I originally bought the curtains. Her name was Mary Smith and she gave me her card. She said she could sew me something if I didn't find what I wanted. I saw her again, working at Chick filet. I called her and asked her if she could make dummy roman shades out of 2 lined panels. She did it for me for the cost of the valences that I returned. Yay! I love them!!! She even made me a table runner with the left over material (I have the burlap one I made in the top 2 pics and the one she made on the bottom 3 pics). I really like Mary! It turns out that she and her husband fostered several children over the years as we did. Her husband was unfortunately killed by a train when he was about my age. I will definitely use her when I decorate other people's homes.
I began by transforming my own house, room by room and eventually started helping neighbors transform their houses. Today, because of word of mouth, I have a small business where I enjoy helping others with this transformation. I begin with what they have lying around their house, and work with their style and budget to help them transform their houses into homes.
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Okay, last change... I think:) You'll have to overlook the Halloween decorations. After living with my new window treatments for a few weeks, I discovered I loved the material, but not the style. It was a little to froo-froo in the breakfast area. I like a little more of a tailored look, like roman shades. I met a sweet older woman at Lowe's when I originally bought the curtains. Her name was Mary Smith and she gave me her card. She said she could sew me something if I didn't find what I wanted. I saw her again, working at Chick filet. I called her and asked her if she could make dummy roman shades out of 2 lined panels. She did it for me for the cost of the valences that I returned. Yay! I love them!!! She even made me a table runner with the left over material (I have the burlap one I made in the top 2 pics and the one she made on the bottom 3 pics). I really like Mary! It turns out that she and her husband fostered several children over the years as we did. Her husband was unfortunately killed by a train when he was about my age. I will definitely use her when I decorate other people's homes.
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