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Poster, Eye Bee M (IBM)

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On a black ground, in a horizontal row across the center: an abstracted eye with brown iris and orange eyebrow, a vertically-oriented yellow jacket bee with pink, circular antenae and green wings, and a horizontally striped blue, serif letter "M".
HAP - Types of curtains. 1.Box Pleated Curtains Box pleated curtains give a very tailored look and the box shapes line up next to each other which creates that formal, pleated look. They are ideal for more formal rooms like the lounge, dining or study. 2.Rod Pocket Curtains A simple cased heading is used mainly for nets and lightweight fabrics that are not to be opened and closed frequently. A casing sewn across the top is left open at the ends.Because the curtain rod gap is a tight fit, these curtains are best used in rooms that are used less frequently, like a formal sitting room. 3.Pinch Pleated Curtains Pinch Pleating gives curtains a decorative finish at the top, and There are five types of pinch pleating – the one shown here is called a three finger pinch pleat. There are also two finger, three finger, four finger and five finger. With more pleats, the size and fullness of the pleat increases, and so does the amount of fabric needed to make the curtains increases, and the cost. 4.Eyelet Curtains Eyelet curtains are ideal for light to medium weight fabrics and include silver rings at the header that a rod weaves through. The curtains hang easily and freely making this style ideal for kids bedrooms as they are easy to open, close and maintain. Formal fabric eyelet curtains are a great option for a modern bedroom or lounge room as their no fuss design is very contemporary. 5.Tailored Pleat Curtains Tailored pleat drapes are similar to Pinch Pleat, but the pleat starts at the top of the fabric and falls from there. Tailored Pleat Curtains work best when made with a substantial fabric, lighter weight fabrics definitely will need lining to look good if being made into curtains with a tailored pleat. 6.Goblet Pleat Curtains If you are looking for very formal curtaining to suit a grand room in a traditional home with very high ceilings, the goblet pleat curtain is perfect. The pleat at the top resembles a wine glass. To keep the goblet pleat looking full and rounded, they should be shaped with interlining or wadding. Image credit: marketplacer

Curtain Pleats

Types of curtains. 1.Box Pleated Curtains Box pleated curtains give a very tailored look and the box shapes line up next to each other which creates...