Thanks for all of your help. I briefly looked at the Terrell site and will need to study that. I didn't find the Joann-Chelone post, but do think I have enough to work with. Mqmoi, I will need to find out how and if I can mount these in my current windows. I think so. I think I am going to start by attempting one for the "pathetic bathroom" I have been working on. It is coming together. If anyone remembers, I posted a few weeks ago about the ugly green tile I had to work with. Since then we have put in a new floor, countertop and painted. Yesterday, I returned the towels I had bought (prior to painting - stupid move) and bought some rust and salmon colors - opposite the color wheel of the green. I think Patricia had suggested that for paint. But I painted a creamy white and it looks greatand am using her suggestion for the towels. I also bought a rug in rusts and salmons and greens with a botanical print. I wasn't too crazy about the rug, but thought I would carry it out with the WT and today trekked off in the blinding cold here looking for fabric. I found a stripe that has the exact color of green of the tiles, the exact color of the walls and the exact color of the towels. I couldn't believe my good fortune! So now the botanical rug will go back for probably a solid color and I am thinking a roman shade would be great (Les had that idea for me a few weeks ago). I hate seeing bare windows, but that's the way it will be for a while, maybe a long while. I think I should do the side panels in the bedroom first, then the bathroom shade as it is the smallest window, then the bedroom shades. Terriks, those are fabulous shades, absolutely fabulous! What an inspiration you are! Red, I didn't find the Joann-Chelone post you were referring to - and the site you referenced was only pictures unless I missed something. Thanks again --- PS --- DH came in and said "Now you are putting the towels in baskets? Pretty soon you are just going to kick me out of my bathroom as you won't want anything touched!" We are both pretty impressed with what we have accomplished in the last few weeks.

This was discussed a few months ago. Several methods are described and someone posted a picture. HTH Here is a link that might be useful: Fabric Covered Roller Shades

Hi Sarah, Hunter Douglas! Their Designer roller and screen shades, Vignette, Duette, and Solera all come in those widths. There will be fabric restrictions but you should be able to find something you love.

@Marylee H I was just comparing the specs on the colors after reading your super educational comments on other similar posts! I did find that Cold Foam is closest to Alabaster, just lighter and more neutral...which is exactly what I wanted! I happened to have the catalogue with the two colors included so I've been studying them, and Cheviot looks pretty yellow so I'm surprised to see that it's more neutral according to the chroma. Anyway, thank you so much for pointing out those colors (that I've unknowingly overlooked even though they were right here in my room all this time, ugh) and explaining the meaning behind the numbers! Paint colors are SO hard!