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by noah 06 Jul 2014 ( edited Jul 07'14 12:29 )
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I been going Apples tonight sewing these 3 -80 inches long By 30 wide curtains tonight .But they turned out ok .

The interesting thing is;on the bottom hem she asked me to sew 4 inches then leave 3 so she could put rocks in it for weight.
And i thought i had heard of everything lol What next???
Thanks for LQQKING Hugs Carolyn

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Comments (23)
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by gerryb 06 Jul 2014
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Well, I've seen curtain weights you put in the hem...but never rocks!
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
me either lol
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by lenamae 06 Jul 2014
+9
nice job but i have never heard of rocks for weights .
hugs Lena
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
That makes two of us lol hugs
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by highlandermom 06 Jul 2014
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What a bushel of apples to look at. Hmmm never heard of rocks for curtain weights either. Bet that gets interesting on super breezy day. Knock,knock who's there?
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by toogie 06 Jul 2014
LOL
by noah 06 Jul 2014
yep :):)hugs
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by jid53 06 Jul 2014
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hahaha probably knows a cheap rock place
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
lol good one thanks hugs
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by basketkase 06 Jul 2014
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Like this fabric, is this some you got from Florida? Neat curtains!
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
No she bought it @fabric land here in Canada hugs
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by greytgirl 06 Jul 2014
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The apple fabric is sure colorful Carolyn. I 've heard of using round washers as weights in curtains - but rocks!!!!
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by dietcoke 06 Jul 2014
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Lets hope she doesn't leave the windows open in the wind - rocks for weights...............I can hear the glass breaking.
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
lol my thought to hugs
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by lbrow 06 Jul 2014
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I have found that old unused keys or metal washers also make nice wts for curtains. Great job on your sewing expertise Carolyn/Lillian
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
Thanks hugs
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by 02kar 06 Jul 2014
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Interesting, but I guess rocks will do as weights if they are flat, but they will hang in her house. As long as she is happy. That is a lot of fabric to move around. I know, I've done long and wide curtains for my home. Great job on these
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
Thanks Karen hugs
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by oaro 06 Jul 2014
+3
looks great
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
Thanks hugs
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by ashta 06 Jul 2014
+3
rocks will make it easier for the kitties to climb LOL
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
She has two dogs only
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by pldc 06 Jul 2014
+2
well done maybe they are for a sunroom, bright & cheerful! ~hugs~
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
lol nope a door at the back i am told
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by elemausi 06 Jul 2014
+2
nicely done.
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
Thanks hugs
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by sebsews 06 Jul 2014
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Nice apples, to busy for me. Rocks??? Yes that is different. Nice job.
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
lol for sure hugs
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by shilly 06 Jul 2014
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Hmmmm, wonder if she had a collection of "pet rocks"? Remember that fad???
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
yes mine said on it Turn me over and of course you did lol
by shilly 06 Jul 2014
hahaha, that could keep you busy for a while....
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by sonjapotgieter 06 Jul 2014
+1
They lovely..Well done
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
Thanks for looking hugs
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by arlene 06 Jul 2014
+1
Job well done.
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
Thanks hugs
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by Leaha 06 Jul 2014
+1
Is this a bushel and a peck? :-P We've used magnets if something to stick on; used fishing weights, the washers...but rocks not so much. :-D
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by noah 06 Jul 2014
i never used anything so these are new ideas to my brain hugs
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by graceandham 07 Jul 2014
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I've seen people use pennies in the corners or a large washer, which can easily be secured through the center from the back side of the curtains.
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by noah 07 Jul 2014
well then this is news for you to lol thanks hugs
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by zedna 07 Jul 2014
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You can buy weights for curtains. You use them if they hang by an open window and blow a lot...
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by justonlyme 07 Jul 2014
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Oh, I love your apples! They will be great curtains! Cheery. I made my living room drapes. I started putting metal washers in the hem to keep them from blowing, but ran out, so used pennies; they were cheaper anyway, and fully recyclable when the curtains wear out.
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by manami 07 Jul 2014
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Great job Carolyn! Never heard about rocks for curtains :) Love,Yoriko
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by marianb 07 Jul 2014
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I really like the fabric sort of makes you hungry, we have always used either heavy washers of small sinkers borrowed of course for dads tool shed.. well done..