Cotton Lace curtains fabric

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Lace Curtains made exclusively in the U.S.A. An American made Lace Curtain Collection of Lace Swags, LaceValances, Lace Tiers and Lace Panels. Thirty one patterns available

Lace panels imported from Scotland available in custom lengths up to 126 inches. A beautiful product imported from Scotland. Twentyseven patterns available.

Lace Curtains that appeal to Interior Designers. The very attractive Lace Curtain designs include Valance variations. Eleven patterns available.

Mostly typically geometric except for the one pictured. They can be obtained in a single woven piece as wide as you wish to fit any size window. Eight patterns available

Imported in delicate patterns. They can be obtained in a single woven piece as wide as you wish to fit any size window. Nineteen patterns available.

Flora and seashore motifs with matching curtains from Heritage. Made in the U.S.A. Five patterns available.

Heritage placemats made in the U.S.A. They will enhance a formal or theme setting. Ten patterns available.

Polyester tablecloths made in the U.S.A. Traditional patterns that have been recreated from the past. Five patterns available.

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WE ARE VERY PROUD OF WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT OUR LACE

Our Lace can be seen on BOARDWALK EMPIRE

We cordially invite you to browse through our Olde Worlde Lace Web Site to find the perfect Lace Window Coverings and other items for your home.

Included within several pages of this site are articles we hope will be helpful in assisting you to create a décor in your home to be proud of. We have included, most importantly, a section of our menu entitled "DECORATING" which includes several articles we hope will be helpful in assisting you to create a décor in your home to be proud of. We have included, most importantly, eleven articles that are devoted strictly to the various options for decorating your windows. They address both the privacy requirements and the beauty and variety of the treatments. Even though we specifically mention lace curtains the suggestions will apply to either ready made or custom curtains of any kind. We hope that these suggestions will be a help to you.

There is also an additional section entitled "SEWING" which contains a very complete series of “how to” articles if you are interested in sewing curtains or draperies on your own. There are a total of six articles ranging from the very basic instructions of how to sew curtains to the more complicated but very important method of figuring patterns repeats. We hope that these articles, which were written by us and published in “Ezine Magazine” will be helpful for you. We will be happy to help in any way.