Homespun cotton fabric with plenty of country, rustic charm.
It was once a rough loosely woven fabric originally made with yarn that was spun at home, this is how the "homespun" term came about.
Characteristics of modern homespun fabric include an imperfect finish. Homespun fabric also has no distinct front or back. Designs are created by weaving colored threads together.

CARE:
For best results, steam iron before use.

Hand or machine wash gently in cold water, line dry, medium steam iron. Tree skirts spot clean only.

Swatches are free! I highly recommend ordering swatches if you are trying to match any of my items with your existing home decor. Depending on your monitor's settings, the fabric may appear somewhat different, more or less vibrant. Also, you can check the fabric's thickness, texture, and pattern scale. So please consider this before ordering because returns are not accepted.

SIZING INFO:
Tree skirts' dimensions are from outer edge to outer edge, the whole width/diameter, including the center hole.

The size of the tree skirt you pick should not be based on the height of your tree but rather on its bottom width. This includes the reach of the bottom branches, and the height and angle of the tree stand. For example, my tree's bottom branch width is 25 inches, but because of the rise of the tree stand, I needed a 30-inch skirt.

***How to Measure: Start at the middle trunk, at the top of the tree stand, angle down to the floor, and end at the tip of the bottom branches. Take this measurement x 2 = the size of the tree skirt, rounding up or down depending on your personal preference.

MEASURE LENGTH:
Measure from the top of the curtain rod down to where you want the curtain to fall. The total length is from the top of the rod pocket to the bottom of the curtain, excluding the 1-inch header if chosen.

MEASURE WIDTH:
Curtains should measure 1.5 - 2 times the window's width for fullness unless a more tailored look is desired. The width is the total of both panels; for example, the 25"W tiers are 50 inches, and the 36"W tiers are 72 inches. The valance width and the width of the tiers should be equal for a uniform look.

ROD POCKET SIZE:
As a general rule, the rod pocket needs to be at least twice the size of the diameter of the round pole or half an inch more than the size of a flat (continental) curtain rod.

When choosing a table runner, it's important to keep in mind that it should be about one-third the width of your table and hang over the ends by 6 to 10 inches.

For instance, if your table is 42 inches wide and 60 inches long, your table runner should be approximately 14 inches wide and 72 to 80 inches long. This will ensure that the runner fits properly and looks great on your table.

To ensure you get the perfect fit for your pillow, it's important to choose a cover that matches the dimensions of your pillow insert.

To measure the pillow properly, use a fabric measuring tape and measure from seam to seam at the center of the pillow for both width and length. If you don't have a fabric tape measure, you can use a string and line it up against a yardstick or metal tape measure.

Custom sizes can be provided upon request. To initiate this process, I require the item's width and length, choice of fabric, and any other relevant information.
Please read my measuring instructions.