It's been 2 months since I've added any photos to my blog. Been really busy!
The Drapery Shop is a full service drapery workroom in Northern Virginia. All of the work featured on this blog is our very own. If you have trouble viewing all of the photos click "older post" at the bottom right or click on the blog title "The Drapery Shop" above. We look forward to your call or text 571-212-6177. Mary
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Friday, April 12, 2013
Blue Panels and Blue Butterflies
These panels make the windows look tall and lean.
Like Audrey, in a very pretty linen dress!
Did you know that you can have almost
any material made into pillows?
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Give Consideration to the Light Fixtures
Interior Designer Noelle Myers of Impressive Interiors chose the perfect fabric to work with the homeowner's existing Hunter Douglas vignette shades and their two tier iron chandelier.
Taking special consideration of the lighting fixtures in the room is a must in well dressed interiors.
The Drapery Shop has had the pleasure of making and installing window treatments for Impressive Interiors for at least 10 years.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Kravet Fabrics Birds and Swirls
I really like this fabric from Kravet. I particularly like its Birds. This piece with the birds perched on a swaying branch reminds me of resting and enjoying God's provision. Just a gentle breeze swaying a thin branch. The fabric inspired me.
The Kravet fabric below in Teal with Swirls retails for over $150.00 per yard. I have 2 3/4 yards remaining and will sell the whole piece for $50.00.
The Kravet item # is 29318.35

Friday, August 31, 2012
No Flowers Please!
She liked the fabric but didn't think her husband would want to sit in the kitchen and see a bunch of flowers. So I suggested we gather the floral into a serpentine valance, staple it on a 1 x 4 board and add fringe.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Let the Sun Shine In
The homeowner loves window coverings
but does not like to block the light.
She decided to have us make 1/2 cut panels instead of using a full 54" width of fabric.
I'm glad she did.
We constructed the cornices/lambrequines 12" wider than the windows, to just frame the windows.
Yes, push back the drapes Mary and let the sunshine in.
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