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35 Comments on $8 Window Treatments. No Kidding.
Kathy: We certainly don't need to focus on the parking lot.
Terrylynn: You know what they say "Necessity is the mother of invention.
Lisa: You can cut them to fit just about any window too.
All I can say is:
O H , T H A N K Y O U ! M A S T E R S T A G E R / R E A L T O R ! ! !
I'll second Karen's comment above!!! Verrry creative and effective solution.
Kathy
Maureen: This is the little complex that I was talking about when I asked you for a staging estimate. Thanks for your feedback.
Ardell: Sometimes 1 little turn makes all the difference.
Sara: I know how to sew but since it's one of my least favorite past times I usually staple, nail, hot glue or anything else I can think of. I think I came up with this idea just to get out of sewing.
Great job...I love it!
Lynn: I keep stumbling on these ideas because I'll try anything once.
Judy: Thanks and BTW you have a great website.
Patricia: And best of all it's quite cheap!
What a great idea, Susan! I will keep it in mind for those problem views.
Cheers,
Robin
Karen: That's important in Seattle where weneed all of the light we can get.
Karen D. and Kathy: Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Kristina: Maybe we can get Readyshade to put a sticky strip on each end.
WOW pretty clever, and it looks wonderful..I have not seen the fabric ready shades anywhere as yet, where did you get them?
Phyllis Pafumi
Kristina: That's why I recommend bottom top shades to my clients when they are moving into a new home. This is just a faster cheaper version.
Latonia: When it comes to decorating Frugal is my middle name.
Carol: I'm glad so many have found it helpful.
Robin: I love that welcome mat! Maybe I should have some made up.
Phyllis: I got these at Fred Meyer. It's a local variety store but several people have commented that they can be found at K-mart, Lowes and Home Depot.
Great Idea Susan! I've used these shades in my own home when I first moved in. Never thought of using them sideways.
Thanks,
Diane Concialdi - DC Redesign