I have two very large Dimensions Kits. My wrists hurt to say the least. Can a sewing machine complete these large kits? If so, what particular machines and attachments? Otherwise, I will have to give them away.

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Very cute mom but you were wrong about which granddaughter would like it - Jenavieve is the one that likes it. Shannon

shadylady2u - Thank you for helping me out! I will make sure to use a press cloth if any ironing is necessary. I think I've seen the thick "Bump" blanket type of interlining you described in my local JoAnn Fabric store. Is that used more for living room drapery or for other applications? I assume since it's an interlining, then another piece of "regular" fabric lining needs to be sewn on the back so you end up with three layers of fabric for the drape. I appreciate the link you posted for the blackout lining you prefer. After viewing that link, I went to Hanes' site and saw that it's also offered in ivory (which I am glad about). I ordered a sample and am curious to feel it and compare it to the Roc Lon Budget. I noticed the Hanes lining you linked to is 100%cotton and the Roc Lon Budget is a cotton/poly blend. The small window drape I made and lined with RocLon Budget is for a child's bedroom (see pic below). This current Toile drape I will attempt is also for a child's bedroom. Keeping outside noises to a minimum and keeping the room dark in the day is very helpful during mid day nap times : ) After this bedroom toile drape is complete, I will move on to another bedroom which needs a new drape. If I like the feel of the Hanes blackout lining, then I'll give it a go. It's fun to learn about and try new things. Thanks again! Laurie Back side of small BR window drape using RocLon Budget Blackout lining.