Q: I am dying to know the source of the curtains from Tosca Radigona's kitchen. Does anyone know where I can find them?
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My guess would be that they are homemade, I have some homemade ones with green and teal polka dots in my kitchen. I am pretty sure most fabric stores sell kits.
If you can't find the exact print you are looking for, you could always design and make your own material to make curtains out of... I haven't used it yet, but have heard great things about Spoonflower...
Looks like a vintage fabric which was fabricated into a roller shade - Definitely not something you're going to find on a shelf anywhere.
I'm thinking they were homemade. All you need to do is find the pattern you want (http://www.retroplanet.com/CTGY/Tablecloths) and then buy a regular roller blind and switch out the fabrics. Easy DIY project.
Spoonflower is wonderful.
That picture is from the march/april 2007 issue of blueprint magazine, which I just so happen to still have. The info for the shade is cush cush design 512.480.9730
Thanks for all the input everyone. Special thanks to Artsyvamom! I will call cush cush!