Description
We provide ready-made and custom-made curtains to fit perfectly on your windows.
We are committed to provide you with high quality products and excellent service to satisfy your curtain design needs.
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Design Options Available To Choose From:
Fabric: [ Katrina | Kritona | Brocade | Euro | Jacquard Satin | Geena | Lace | Linen ]
- Fixed Swag (3 swag) – 70 inches to 80inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
- Fixed Swag (5 swag) – 70 inches to 80inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
- Plain Geena – 110inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
- Printed Geena – 110inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
- Lace – 110inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
- Ring 5in1 – Adjustable up to 110inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
- Ring 3in1 – Adjustable up to 90inches (width) x 80 inches (length)
What fabric is used for lace?
Lace is a delicate fabric made from yarn or thread, characterised by open designs and patterns created through a variety of different methods. Lace fabric was originally made from silk and linen, but today cotton thread and synthetic fibers are both used.
Is lace natural or synthetic?
Lace is an elegant, delicate fabric made from looped, twisted or knitted yarn or thread. It was originally made from silk and linen, but lace is now made with cotton thread, wool or synthetic fibers.
Why is lace expensive?
There is a reason white lace fabric wedding dresses are so expensive. Working with lace is a time-consuming process, that requires skill and dedication. It is highly labour-intensive, with couture sewing techniques applied to the construction.
How do you care for lace fabric?
Most items made from lace should be hand washed using cool water and a mild detergent. Avoid vigorous scrubbing, which will distort the fibers. Rinse well and do not wring to remove water, gently squeeze instead.
How do you store lace fabric?
Old lace should be kept wrapped in unbleached muslin, cotton sheets or acid-free tissue paper. Cardboard boxes should be used for storage. Do not put the box in the attic or in a cedar chest, and do not wrap it with plastic.
Can I iron lace?
If the lace does need ironing it is best done whilst slightly damp. To avoid squashing the pattern, place the lace right side down onto a thick towel. Put a fine fabric such as cotton muslin between the lace and the iron and gently press using a warm (not hot) iron temperature.
Can I put lace in the dryer?
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