Window Treatments Idea Book: Design Ideas * Fabric & Color * Embellishing Ready (Taunton Home Idea Books)

DeLucia, Ellen, Sampson, Sue

ISBN 10: 1561588199 / ISBN 13: 9781561588190

Published by Taunton Press, 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Window Treatments Idea Book: Design Ideas * Fabric & Color * Embellishing Ready (Taunton Home Idea Books)
• Publisher: Taunton Press
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1561588199
• ISBN 13: 9781561588190
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Doing what no other window treatment book has done before, "Window Treatments Idea Book" offers hundreds of the latest ideas from hands-on experts for decorating windows of every type, including bays, bows and unusual shapes. It also provides quick-and-easy style ideas and professional advice for modifying and embellishing off-the-shelf curtains and drapes. Whether you want to update your home's style or find fresh ideas for a new home, this book will give you the inspiration you need to get the look you're after.

About the Author

Sue Sampson and Ellen DeLucia created the Home Dec In A Sec window treatment pattern line in 1989. Through a licensing agreement with McCall Pattern Company, they have sold more than 4 million patterns internationally. In addition, Sue and Ellen launched HomeDecInASec.com, an e-commerce site that sells their patterns as well as custom-made window treatments. www.HomeDecInASec.com has received national media attention with articles appearing in newspapers such as TheChicago Tribune, The New York Times, The Detroit Free Press, The Stamford Advocate, The Connecticut Post, and Arizona Daily Star. Prior to starting Home Dec In A Sec, Sue and Ellen founded Whimsical Windows, a custom sewing business. Sue and Ellen both live in Easton, Connecticut.