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    1. The document discusses different types of household linens that can be sewn, including curtains, European sham pillows, round tablecloths, and shower curtains. 2. It describes various types of curtains like draperies, glass curtains, cafe curtains, ruffled curtains, window scarves, valances, panel pairs, and single panels. Draperies hang from the window head while glass curtains hang close to the window. Cafe curtains have tiers that can reach the window sill or floor. 3. Ruffled curtains look very feminine and are ideal for sheer or medium weight fabrics. Round tablecloths hide imperfections and make tables more elegant. Shower curtains do not need

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    1. The document discusses different types of household linens that can be sewn, including curtains, European sham pillows, round tablecloths, and shower curtains. 2. It describes various types of curtains like draperies, glass curtains, cafe curtains, ruffled curtains, window scarves, valances, panel pairs, and single panels. Draperies hang from the window head while glass curtains hang close to the window. Cafe curtains have tiers that can reach the window sill or floor. 3. Ruffled curtains look very feminine and are ideal for sheer or medium weight fabrics. Round tablecloths hide imperfections and make tables more elegant. Shower curtains do not need

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    1. The document discusses different types of household linens that can be sewn, including curtains, European sham pillows, round tablecloths, and shower curtains. 2. It describes various types of curtains like draperies, glass curtains, cafe curtains, ruffled curtains, window scarves, valances, panel pairs, and single panels. Draperies hang from the window head while glass curtains hang close to the window. Cafe curtains have tiers that can reach the window sill or floor. 3. Ruffled curtains look very feminine and are ideal for sheer or medium weight fabrics. Round tablecloths hide imperfections and make tables more elegant. Shower curtains do not need

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    HELE 6

    Quarter 3 – Week 3:
    Household Linens

    R ead and L earn

    Sewing Household Linens


    Here are some household linens you can work on:

    1. Curtains
    - Curtains are part of home furnishings. When hung well, they give the room a touch of beauty and
    elegance.

    Different Types of Curtain

    1. Draperies

    - are curtain pieces that hang from the window


    head.
    - they may be made to reach the window sill, the
    window apron, or a line about an inch from the
    floor.
    - It can be used alone, with or without shades or
    valance. A valance is a strip of cloth that runs
    across the window head.

    2. Glass Curtains

    - are usually hung close to the window


    without drawing pulls.
    - they can be used alone or with
    draperies.
    - they can be straight panels or
    shirred.
    - they can be short or floor length.
    3. Café Curtains

    - are panels hanging from a rod


    placed across the middle of the
    window.
    - they consist of one or more tiers
    and/or a top heading. The length
    may vary, reaching down to the
    window sill or the floor.
    - Café curtains give the room an
    easy, informal look.

    4. Ruffled Curtains

    - it looks very feminine.


    - are ideal for sheer or medium weight fabrics. They
    can be tied back or made to overlap. They can be set
    with or without valance.
    - are used in bedrooms, kitchens, or informal living or
    dining room.

    5. Window Scarf

    - a window scarf is similar to a valance. It’s a


    long, thin piece of curtain fabric that is hung
    from the top of the window.
    - window scarfs are a great way to create a
    dramatic look with your window treatment.

    6. Valance

    - a short
    curtain
    that
    hangs at
    the top
    of your
    curtains.
    7. Panel Pair

    - Panel pair curtains feature two separate curtain panels.


    - This type of curtain is popular in classic and contemporary styles.
    - With a panel pair, you place a curtain on either side of the window.
    - To close these curtains, you’d pull each curtain panel together. Panel pair curtains can be tied back
    to create a symmetrical look for your window treatment.

    8. Single Panel

    - With a single panel curtain, one panel covers the entire


    window.
    - The curtain panel can be pulled to either side to open,
    and it can be tied back to create a modern,
    asymmetrical look.
    - These types are at once a modern curtain style and
    equally timeless style – making them great in most
    decorative settings.

    2. European Sham Glamour

    - a kind of household linen – a pillow with a fabric border.

    3. Round Table Cloths

    - this household linen is perfect for hiding imperfections of the


    table.
    - it adds to the physical appearance of the table to make it more
    elegant.

    4. Shower Curtain

    - this household linen does not require for a waterproof


    fabric.
    - it does need to have the right water stuff to withstand
    the water treatment.
    Evaluation:
    Write the correct answer. Choose your answer inside the parentheses.
    1.) Curtains are part of the home (furnishings, decors, accessories).
    2.) Curtains, when hung well give the room a touch of (beauty and elegance, height, orderliness).
    3.) Windows without curtains look (bare, empty, ugly).
    4.) Curtains are made of (light, synthetic, transparent) or heavy materials.
    5.) Silk and cottons are examples of (light, heavy, transparent) materials.
    6.) Ruffled curtains look very (elegant, feminine, masculine).
    7.) Curtain materials that do not fade are (colorfast, plain, natural).
    8.) (Café, Ruffled, Draperies) are curtains with panels hanging from a rod.
    9.) (Café, Ruffled, Draperies) are curtains that hang from the window head.
    10.) Curtains that hang close to the window without draw pulls are (glass, café, ruffled) curtains.

    Performance Task:
    Do this in a long bond paper. Don’t forget to send a copy of it to your teacher.

    - Surf the internet and search different household linens and designs. Print out the pictures. Put
    it inside a blue folder (long).

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