No. 918 Cory Open Weave Cotton Semi-Sheer Rod Pocket Curtain Panel, 50" x 63", White

Still settling I. The new home and my husband and I originally had invisioned using single gauze or low weight muslin material for sheers. White for the living room and kitchen/ dinning room areas and natural or I ivory for the bedrooms. Too expensive already made so I was going to purchase the fabric to sew myself. However for a little more about $5 more per panel these where already made. Had my hubby not gotten a raise I would have still made them but we ended up saving a little more so bought these bought them at about $10 each panel and then two more when they went up in price at $15 each panel. Need two kore but they went up a bit prow so I not worth it after that. If they are below $15 I say buy these. The light is nicely diffused. Very whimsical. I have not washed them but have a toddler who snagged a coup Olea of them. I was able to stretch the fingers back into place however needed to properly tie the loose cut thread so it doesn't t run why I do wash. They are woven so be very careful and either spot treat, wash by hand, or if have a washer without an agitator out on gentle. An agitator would destroy these so with a washer with an agitator I would recommend you place In a huge mesh bag. FYI, if you happen to get moths they love to lay eggs in between the folded parts and are a bit difficult to get out. I saw two all out to hatch in two curtains and then just treated them with essential oils. Other than that I think they are sooooooo worth it if priced right. $15 or under. No more.

These were perfect for my front windows facing a busy street. Sheer enough for the dogs to see out of but opaque enough to offer daytime privacy. Very soft cotton with a discreet pattern that doesn’t compete with the blackout drapes over top. I will be ordering more for other windows in my home.

I really love the super-lightweight, gauzy fabric which lends a breezy, ethereal quality that was exactly what I was looking for. They cut the glare from our Arizona sun just enough, without blocking very much light at all. Perfect! Basically these are a thin scrim-like fabric that is gauze-like (somewhat similar to cheesecloth). You do need to handle them carefully to avoid pulling any of the threads, but this would be true of any similar weave. I used quite a few panels so that I could create more privacy at night. When they are bunched tightly, you can get quite a bit of privacy.

I bought the 84" and folded them to double them on the bottom half of a window (about 40 inches). They block out any possibility of see-through from outside. I then used sheer linen curtains from Pottery Barn for the main over curtains, which cover the entire 84 inch window. Makes for a nice clean window dressing, with lots of light coming through. But you can't see inside the room from outside. Perfect. These are kind of like gauzy cheesecloth, but a little ticker and more substantial. I bought another set to go on some french doors where I wanted light to come in, but have some protection from outsiders looking in. Very quick shipping and hard to beat the price!

I got these for my Mom's room, she's in our bonus room, which only has 2 windows. One of those is in the bathroom. She needs a lot of light to feel happy, but also needed privacy in the bathroom of course. We put these up and they are perfect - just the right level of shading for privacy, but plenty of light gets through. They are very light and breezy - just the thing. She's very happy with them.

I bought these to hang in the window behind my bed. I should have read the reviews closer because these are very sheer. I need a little more coverage since that window looks towards my neighbor's house. I ended up moving the curtain to a window in our closet since I already cut the tag off. It is nice for a very sheer curtain, though.

I bought an opened package that was returned to Amazon. Had I bought it for the purpose of hanging it on a window, I'd have been upset, because it was not 100% clean, but as I had purchased it to use in my garden, it was not a problem for me.I used this to cover a blueberry bush to protect the delicious fruit from birds and various other rodents. I saw this advised on someone's YouTube channel, and it worked great. The sheer curtain is thin enough to let the plan receive sunlight, but acts as a barrier to protect the berries. Honestly, by the end of the summer, I wished I'd covered more of my plants.So, how it works on a window, I cannot say, but it worked great for my purposes.

I purchased these to lighten up the look of a room that previously had light-blocking curtains. These semi-sheers have the look and texture of cheesecloth and easily mingle into both traditional and modern rooms. Way versatile and well made, making them a great value in my book!