Here's what 60 yards of that 60"-wide fabric looks like, loaded up and ready for delivery to the drapery-maker. I almost can't believe I actually did this.
Destination: J&L Draperies. This storefront is where they meet with customers and have sample books lining the walls. They have a separate workshop where they actually cut and sew the products.
I also got to visit the house where these are going to be installed. The drive and carport sort of look like a hotel or something, but this is a private residence. The layout is a square with a courtyard with pool in the center, terra cotta brick walls, brick floors and lots of glass.
These are the old curtains which will be replaced with the fabric I wove, in the family room area.
Wow! Amazing to see it all together in the car. Actually it seems it went quickly. I am glad they will be made by a professional company.
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Yes, I'm certainly not qualified to make draperies professionally!
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