They came in a timely manner and are so nice alone with the ones I brought to go with my daughters canopy bed!

Love love LOVE❤️‼️❤️‼️ these curtains with the cute fluffy white dotsballspoms all over them! The material is very nice and I was even able to iron it with setting at cotton steam which really surprised me! Held up well! No melting! I needed something to fill in where the Korean blind edges let you see around them, but didn’t want to block that blind since I’m loving it too! These curtains were able to take and hold a crease as I ironed in accordion edges to block the side opened areas. Then I sewed the top onto the header I made, and put weights in the accordion-ed edges, the small magnets to hold the bottom together when I have the window open or the ceiling fan on. These polka dotted curtains are the perfect end to my idea for my retro ‘50s diner look. Exactly what I had been hoping to come across! Couldn’t be happier with the whole thing, and the material really impressed me with its ability to hold the creases and take the heat. The fluffy little dots are really cool looking too. Happy diner here‼️❤️‍

Although aestheticly appealing I found these panels to be too sheer for my taste. The curtains themselves appear well made and are true to size and, fall nicely. They are true white in colour. Lovely curtains.

These curtains are in desperate need of some quality control. Not only were they not as long as they should be, the hem was sewn on a diagonal slant. Instead of sending back I just let out the hem and re-sewed in a straight line. I guess if you have sewing skills and are up for some re-hemming, these are the curtains for you! They are cute though so there’s that.

These panels are perfect for my granddaughter’s bedroom. She wants me to see if there is a way I can put them up at the head of her bed like a canopy and add some little fairy lights. I think they would be perfect for that.