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		<title>By: Barbara Deckmeyer</title>
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		<dc:creator>Barbara Deckmeyer</dc:creator>
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		<description>I was writing an article for my newsletter, and I too was surprised at what I found online when researching decorative drapery hardware. 

The recommendations I found were simply atrocious and straight out of the 80&#039;s! One example said to upgrade your drapery hardware by wrapping silk flowers around a closet pole! Another suggestion was to spray paint a PVC pipe and use that as your decorative drapery rod!  That could be toxic by today&#039;s standards! 

When the drapery hardware is skimpy, droopy and too skinny for a window, that&#039;s the number one sign that screams &#039;ready-made&#039;!  However, you can make any off-the-shelf, ready-made window treatment look 1000 times better, simply by choosing the right drapery rod for your window.

Barbara Deckmeyer
The Shadey Ladies, Inc.
Exquisite Shades, Draperies &amp; Bedding
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was writing an article for my newsletter, and I too was surprised at what I found online when researching decorative drapery hardware. </p>
<p>The recommendations I found were simply atrocious and straight out of the 80&#8242;s! One example said to upgrade your drapery hardware by wrapping silk flowers around a closet pole! Another suggestion was to spray paint a PVC pipe and use that as your decorative drapery rod!  That could be toxic by today&#8217;s standards! </p>
<p>When the drapery hardware is skimpy, droopy and too skinny for a window, that&#8217;s the number one sign that screams &#8216;ready-made&#8217;!  However, you can make any off-the-shelf, ready-made window treatment look 1000 times better, simply by choosing the right drapery rod for your window.</p>
<p>Barbara Deckmeyer<br />
The Shadey Ladies, Inc.<br />
Exquisite Shades, Draperies &amp; Bedding<br />
<a href="http://www.ShadeyLadies.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.ShadeyLadies.com</a></p>
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