ISO Blackout curtans

[bw52]

I've been looking for months! The walls are pink, so white would prob be the best. That's prob why I'm having so many problems finding some. I don't want liners to put behind other curtains. I want them to look good, block out the light, and not cost a fortune. Any suggestions of where to look? PLEASE! I've seriously been looking for months and am sick of her waking up b/c it's so bright in there!

[SnuggleBuggles]

I just picked up some at Target yesterday. They are made for Target by a brand called Eclipse. A panel was $15. They had a lot of colors, I know they had pink but not sure about white. Given them a look.

eta...maybe it was more than $15? Here are some of the choices:
http://www.target.com/Eclipse-Twill-Thermaweave-Raspberry/dp/B0025UCU8I/ref=in_de_detail-item-display

etaa- cream colored ones:
http://www.target.com/Eclipse-Antibes-Thermaback-Window-Collection/dp/B001COK8CI/ref=br_1_1?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=689352011&node=689352011&searchRank=salesrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=150&id=Eclipse%20Antibes%20Thermaback%20Window%20Colle ction

Beth

[GracieCat]

I was looking for white too. CountryCurtains has some, but I haven't purchased any yet. I couldn't find white in stores. You can get regular white curtains and spend another $20-40 per panel and buy black out liners to attach yourself.

[GracieCat]

Oops. Didn't see that you didn't want liners intially. Sorry!

[newg]

have you checked PBK yet?

I had cute curtains for DD's old room and didn't need the blackout......well we moved and she now gets direct afternoon sun in her room..........
I bought blackout liners at BBB and Walmart (got some for our room too).........put them on a heavy tension rod on the inside of the window and you can't even tell they are there because her regular curtain hides them.....I even pull back all the curtains with tie backs during the day and the liners do great with that too.....I may eventually sew them to her curtains to make it one piece, but I'm in no hurry.....

[Reyadawnbringer]

I just picked up some at Target yesterday. They are made for Target by a brand called Eclipse. A panel was $15. They had a lot of colors, I know they had pink but not sure about white. Given them a look.

eta...maybe it was more than $15? Here are some of the choices:
http://www.target.com/Eclipse-Twill-Thermaweave-Raspberry/dp/B0025UCU8I/ref=in_de_detail-item-display

etaa- cream colored ones:
http://www.target.com/Eclipse-Antibes-Thermaback-Window-Collection/dp/B001COK8CI/ref=br_1_1?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=689352011&node=689352011&searchRank=salesrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=150&id=Eclipse%20Antibes%20Thermaback%20Window%20Colle ction

Beth


We have these in DS's room and they are AMAZING! we actually have to still use a nightlight for daytime naps because it keeps out soooo much light!

[rizzo0904]

I bought some at country curtains (white ones). They work great. We have them in both kids' rooms.

[Vetchic]

I bought a panel at Target for around $15.

[Andi98989]

Bed Bath and Beyond has TONS of curtains in the store that have blackout lining attached to them; I bought a few different ones to try out in DS's room. I'm pretty sure that they had white, and the selection was better than what I see on their website. I ended up buying blackout liner material from JoAnn's Fabric and sewing it to the curtains that we used in DS's room. I think it cost under $10 for the amount of material that I needed.

[jenandahalf]

Those Target curtains have great reviews online, but I needed taupe colored curtains. I also ended up buying the material at Joann, I got it on Black Friday when it was 40% off and then I had a 50% off coupon on top of that so it cost me $3!

[viba424]

I got mine at Ikea. They are light silvery gray, thick and pretty. Maybe about $30 or $40 for the pair. Love em.