This is not a psychological experiment, there is a difference between them. I'm just not going to tell you what it is. Also, should I have the bottoms hemmed, or is the puddling ok?
Yes, but each of the four curtains is the same width as the two in (a) — they're much more folded. I would go with (a), and hem them (probably even to about the level of the windowsill, though if you have a particular desire for floor length curtains you could do that, too).
Except for the gap/tear on the left, I like it better too, but they do need to be hemmed so they're just off the floor I think. Otherwise, it looks awkward.
Yes--reduce drag and go with four. The bunching is excellent. You could take tirerim's suggestion of cutting just at or below window-sill height, but I prefer floor length, and would suggest cutting in line with the top of your baseboard (ie, about three inches off the floor. I wonder if it's helpful to attach the side panels to each other at their joint, just for aesthetics.
The two-panels looks far too flat when close; my preference for four-panels is quite strong.
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Date: 2006-05-08 12:10 pm (UTC)The two-panels looks far too flat when close; my preference for four-panels is quite strong.
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