I would like to get curtains for the play room, we have 4 windows and it turns out to be quite an investment. I bought some last year I fell in love with at BB&B for our office and spent a small fortune on really nice lined ones and would love to get those again or at least that style, to keep the heat in when it's cold and the sun out in the summer.

Where do you get yours from?

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SAHM to Thomas Aiden 9-17-01 and Erica Nicole 5-29-03.

I purchased insulated curtains from J.C. Penney ,this past June,on clearance Check their online clearance section. first . The price was reasonable.

hi i have bought most of the curtains in our home from boscovs, i think they are very good quality and the price is good. the few windows that are not purchased from boscovs i bought from jc pennys. hope this helps.

Thanks! I looked at JC Penny and Designerlinenoutlet.com (?) last night and I am still looking at close to $200 for all 4 windows.

Sure wish I could SEW!

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SAHM to Thomas Aiden 9-17-01 and Erica Nicole 5-29-03.

Do you have a Lowes near you? I prefer the look of valances vs drapes, so that's what I bought, but it seemed their prices were great and good selection, too. I did three rooms over with their valances this past year.

JCPenney has a sale starting tomarrow, got the flyer today. In store it is another of those $10 off a $50.00 purchase or more and $15 off a $75.00 purchase. I am also looking for a thermal back/light filtering drapes, when i was in JCP yesterday, I check out their drpaes. They had several to choose from, Linden street had a thermal back and suede thermal back, the other one the girl showed me was Robert Eclipse Blackout panels. I can not remember the prices. I got an email for free shipping thorugh Sept 5 and includes the outlet as well.

We just moved into our house and I need curtains everywhere!
I was just in Wal-mart and they have the eclipse black-out curtains. Sorry I don't remember the price. I noticed them because some were in the suade. Very pretty.

The easiest thing in the world to sew. Do you have a Joann's? I just took a curtain making class for $60. I made 4 drapery panels for my family room. All you really need to do is sew 4 straight seams. (There is really more ironing than sewing.) I have very high windows and used expensive fabric, so I still spent $300. But you can do it much, much cheaper and get exactly what you want.

Good luck!

Boscovs going out of business selling everything cheap

I've been looking for sheers...try some of these sites... ~Lisa

Blair...
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~Lisa

i found some really nice silk looking ones for the living room at Target for 19.99/ea. they are lined 84" long.
i also got some super cute black with embroidery on clearance for 17.xx/ panel. they are also 84" long.

I ended up spending 190.xx for one waverly rod (on clearance for less than $25.00) 2 panels for the living room, 4 panels for the bedroom and sheers, and hooks for all of them. I love the look on hooks!

I have large windows in my house, but I won't be needing the other 2 black panels, the window looks nice with only one on each side with sheers in the middle
HTH

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