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Bench Seat

By: Angela71362

Created: Aug 10, 2012

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kleentx Austin, TX

Jackie's comment below is a little garbled. I believe she meant to say that the curtains a bit too short. Perhaps you could add some solid black fabric to the bottom of each panel so that they reach the floor when closed. Then when they are pulled back, they will drape nicely to frame the window seat. A few more throw pillows would make the area look more inviting, too. However, I really love the cornice box and the curtain fabric you've chosen. Great job!

Posted: Aug 17, 2012 | Flag

jackie2j Edmonton

Sorry drapes are too short, they should come to the floor needs more padding on these at and lots of cushions, overload like mine

Posted: Aug 11, 2012 | Flag

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