For other common fabrics, Hodges suggests a semi-sheer linen and wool blend for curtains because it drapes beautifully, ...

If you plan to puddle your curtains for a look that is extremely formal, allow six to eight extra inches of fabric to fall at the bottom. Skip this style if you plan to open and close your ...

Curtains aren’t cheap, especially those of high quality or longer lengths. Polyester tends to bring the price down a bit, but ...

Woolmark announces the launch of Woolmark+, a vision designed to unite woolgrowers, supply chain and brands in ensuring a ...

The Jefferson County Fair Park will be full of wool this weekend - and full of sheep, spinning wheels, sheep cheese, fabrics ...

The best blackout curtains not only block exterior light, making it easier to fall—and stay—asleep, but they can insulate. According to interior designer Audrey Scheck, one of the greatest ...

She picks garments made of 100% cotton, 100% wool, and occasionally 100% polyester, avoiding fabrics that blend natural and synthetic materials together whenever possible. “I am a fabric purist ...

The tight-knit material (a blend of nylon, merino wool, and Lycra spandex, like in our top pick) keeps microgrit from getting to your foot. And should the fabric ever wear thin, Farm to Feet will ...

In a former juice processing plant in Port Williams, a cluster of machines whir and hum as they process piles of wool. For now, the wool processed in this cavernous facility — home of ...

Use a large storage bin, sink, bathtub or basin to hand wash the curtains. Some fabrics can be tumble-dried. Otherwise, let them air-dry in the sunlight. If the dried drapes have wrinkles ...

Breathtaking landscapes meet amazing places to stay in this national park, whether you’re after charming countryside retreats ...