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I would appreciate knowing the name of this drapery fabric.

9 years ago

These single panels give this room a finished, elegant look. I really like the simplicity as well as the way they hang.

Smith Home Frisco, TX · More Info

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La Belle Designs
9 years ago
This fabric is by Kasmir Fabrics
Pattern: TIme After Time
Color: Pearl
If you plan to use this fabric for drapery panels be advised the raised texture of the ogee design makes the fabric more difficult to pleat. This is a fabric that would work well pleated at 2x fullness instead of the usual 2.5x . Although, these are pleated at the standard 2.5x fullness. This fabric does make beautiful drapes!
geribdouglas thanked La Belle Designs

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