70% off Argos Premium chenille curtains - various colours and lengths

I_luv_cats

Thanks for the heads up....

I bought the last 66 * 90 purple ones. !! (furthest shop in my local area)

They now look rather elegant in my hall, they are quite heavy so it shows the quality. Nice feel to them....

The previous ring top (were £10 Argos special) ones are now @ my back door - making that area improved too!!!

I bought some beech rings £6 and the plastic hooks £1.

SO A MSE WAY TO IMPROVE THINGS!!!

dsj_2

Different curtains - Ignore

SpiralingDown

thanks op, have just reserved 2 pairs in duck egg and cassis not too worried about wether they let much light through just so long as they look good

Up_For_Grabs

Has anyone tried to iron these curtains? I have hung mine but they are so creased in places that I need to do something but I am a bit dubious incase I ruin them.

lucerysmum

Premium Cassis Chenille Lined Curtains 66 x 54 Inch.

Checked 2 postcodes - both have stock - lots of colours available - cassis (purple), duck egg, gold, black or ruby

These gorgeous cassis coloured chenille curtains from Our Premium range create a royal look and are lined to block light out and keep your privacy.

Contains 1 pair of pencil pleat curtains.
Pencil pleat.
Curtain fabric: 100% polyester.
Lined.
Lining fabric: 100% polyester.
Depth of header tape: 3in.
Size W168, drop 137cm / W66, 54in.
Dry cleaning.
Suitable for tumble drying.
Can be dry cleaned.

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500002901&langId=-1&searchTerms=PREMIUM+CHENILLE+LINED+CURTAINS+66+X+54+INCH

wannasave_2

lucerysmum wrote: »

Lined Curtains £11.99 at Argos - lots of colours to choose from

somebody's not searching before posting! Twice :rotfl:

innocent_girl

Do they come with tie backs?

horseykitty

No, they don't come with tie backs.

DaisyDee

First of all, thanks to the OP - I hate my bedroom curtains, and this might give me the motivation to change them

I have a window that is longer horizontally than vertically, so to make this work, I'd need to turn the curtains around 90 degrees, and stitch some new curtain tape on the longer side.

Can anyone who has the curtains let me know if they think this would work - from the particular perspective of whether there is a strong directionality in the fabric (i.e. do you think it would hang properly if they were hung 'sideways')

Hope that makes sense TIA.

adrienne1945

DaisyDee wrote: »

First of all, thanks to the OP - I hate my bedroom curtains, and this might give me the motivation to change them

I have a window that is longer horizontally than vertically, so to make this work, I'd need to turn the curtains around 90 degrees, and stitch some new curtain tape on the longer side.

Can anyone who has the curtains let me know if they think this would work - from the particular perspective of whether there is a strong directionality in the fabric (i.e. do you think it would hang properly if they were hung 'sideways')

Hope that makes sense TIA.

Why don't you buy 2 pairs of the shortest drop. I'm sure they would look much better at your window instead of trying to turn them round