I said what I was going to do and my OH laughed and said 'hang them up surely'. Well yes, but there are a few options and here are some of the possibilities.
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Smaller nets three quarters up the frame. They are on a small wooden bar fixed with antique brass fittings |
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Colour layered on sheer |
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Full Frame |
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Cats in the window, one drape covering two halves |
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Tiny one in the middle of a HUGE window! |
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Aged and splendid |
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Three quarters |
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Bistro style, top and bottom |
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Pictoral |
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Splendid and regal |
If your windows are too wide you can hang a matching or contrasting colour drape either side of a picture curtain.
In the bathroom you can hand a picture net on the outside of your transparent shower curtain and let the pattern show through.
For a very wide window hand many short pieces bistro style. The small sections are designed to be cut to the length required.
You can hang your nets from a purpose made bar or rod. Wires are available at Ikea and can be used with clips. You can use a wooden dowel or a length of plumbers copper pipe. The possibilities are limitless.
Enjoy.