Now it's joined by another. Helllooo... Here is a link that might be useful: Watch Dr. Who tonight--I mean it

It's a good choice to have the wicker outdoor setting surrounding by the beatiful roses

Hi Wendy, I don't sew drapes but I do use #69 bonded nylon thread in my Juki industrial. It is a thick, very heavy weight thread. I have used it to sew bridles, saddle blankets, and such without having thread failures. It seems to me like it would be heavier than needed for drapes. It would certainly hold things together, but in places where you end up backstitching seams and such, there ends up being bulk. I am planning to try the #33 bonded nylon thread for my medium duty projects. I think the #69 thread is overkill for anything I make except my heavy leather goods (which my machine can barely handle). #33 bonded thread at SewTrue Cheers, Michelle

Absolutely lovely...I love the mixture of styles, colors, and materials. The exterior is so warm and welcoming. It looks like the little house is smiling! The kitchen is a great example of a space that is timeless...no trendy stuff, just beautifully put together. And I'm a rooster lover, so that room does it for me. Thanks for the link...aaaaah