Before making curtains, a decision had to be made about whether they should be lined or unlined.
The large glass sliding doors opens up on to a long verandah which faces west.
Theoretically, for insulation purposes, lined curtains would be the most practical.
The only problem with this is that the lining would not let in much light. A second netting curtain would alleviate this but not offer much protection from the weather. So in the end, the decision was made for a medium weight fabric, unlined, that would insulate the window from heat and cold yet allow some light into the room when drawn.
I'm pretty pleased with the result.
My Honey Pie made a box pelmet which is closed at the top. This should prevent a draft happening in the cooler months and provide a better form of insulation.
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