Ever heard if these? Well maybe you would know it better as Chevron! Up until recently I thought that was a gas station!
It's far from a gas station though. It is a design element that is popping up (and down and up again) everywhere!
Yes, it is a trend, I read, but it also is a pattern that has actually been around for a long time, I guess. So even though it's popularity my wane, it will still be around.
I don't know about you, but I really love it. I have a skirt that I LOVE.
But even before I got the skirt, it was showing up in my house.
This is a throw that my mom made several decades ago..... Back when harvest gold was "in", that's a hint for how many decades ago!
A few months ago I decided to try to update the curtains in our family room. They are just plain linen. I love linen! Everyone may not though. My little granddaughter called them "sheets"! Maybe that's what caused me to think they needed a little update.
I didn't want to spend a lot of money on new curtains, but I was drawn to some of the patterns. I was seeing in curtain fabrics such as stripes, ikat, and other patterns.
Anyway I started looking for something.........., I really didn't know what.........but I knew that I would know it when I saw it........something that I could attach.......possibly sew to the edge of my linen curtains to revive them a little.
Well I was at Hobby Lobby and was actually looking at fabric. I saw several things that I thought would work, but not really anything that "jumped out" at me. You all know what I mean, I'm sure! All the time I'm dreading having to actually get out the sewing machine too!
Sooooooo, I just kept browsing. I could browse in that store all day, couldn't you? Then......I saw it:
BURLAP WITH CHEVRON PATTERN
Yay!!!! Two of my favorites!
Perfect for my curtain up......just the right width.......the taupe/gray/cream color combination.....and the price! I told you I would know it when I saw it!
So I bought two ( a total of $18.00 - not 50 percent off today ). I really just guessed at how many it would take.
But, look at the way it worked out! I had just the exact amount. The curtains are 9 feet, so I guess there are 18 feet in one roll. I have four curtains, and used two.
I simply cut the roll in half and it was the perfect size for the curtain
Anyway, here they are on the windows.


Love the pattern on the windows. Gorgeous. Hugs,Marty
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marty. You are the best for leaving an encouraging comment!
DeleteThey look amazing!!!
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