Café Curtain with Scalloped Hem and Star Lace

Café Curtain with Scalloped Hem and Star Lace

this piece turns a plain kitchen window into something worth looking at, covering just the lower half of the glass so the morning light still pours in. The hem curves in soft scallops, with little star-lace tassels stitched along the edge that sway and catch the light. Thread the sewn rod pocket onto the rod you already have, even out the gathers, and you're done in a minute or two.

Why You’ll Love It

• Light in, eyes out – It covers the bottom half of your window while the top stays open, so you keep the daylight without feeling on display.
• Scalloped hem – The curved hem and soft folds give the window a warm, inviting finish.
• Star-lace tassels – Delicate star trim is stitched along the scalloped hem, so the tassels sway but stay put.
• Pretty, not fussy – The light, simple detailing keeps it from looking heavy or overly sweet, so it suits modern and classic kitchens alike.
• Hangs in minutes – A sewn rod pocket runs along the top and slides onto both standard mounted rods and tension rods, with no extra hardware needed.
• Fullness you choose – Pick a width close to twice your rod length for soft, even folds, or stay nearer the rod length for a flatter look.

Perfect For

A sweet everyday upgrade for kitchen and breakfast-nook windows, or any spot where you want a little privacy at the bottom of the glass and open sky above. Pair it with open shelving, a few potted herbs on the sill, and linens that echo the soft, scalloped edge for a relaxed cottage-meets-modern look.

Specifications

• Material: Polyester
• Design: Scalloped hem with star-lace tassels
• Coverage: Lower half of the window
• Installation: Sewn rod pocket, fits standard and tension rods
• Care: Machine wash cold with similar colors, do not bleach, hang dry and smooth the folds while damp

Frequently Asked Questions

How sheer is it? Can people see in?
It's light enough to let daylight through while still covering the lower portion of the glass, so the top of the window stays open and bright without putting you on display.

What width should I order for my rod?
Measure your rod end to end, then choose a panel width near double that measurement for soft, gathered folds. If you prefer a flatter, smoother look, stay closer to the rod length instead.

How do I wash it?
Machine wash it in cold water with like colors and skip the bleach. Hang it to dry and run your hands over the folds while the fabric is still damp.