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Measurement of a width

In making draperies or curtains what measurement is a width measures

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Posted 2009-10-05T12:52:41Z
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Are you asking what measurment is the width of the draperies? It is the width of the window x 1 1/2 or x 2 depending how much fullness is desired.

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