My
pelmet box post prompted a couple of questions about the source of the Greek key trim that I used. For those of you that didn't catch the source that I left in the comments, I thought I would devote a post to this amazing trim. Doesn't everything look better with a little Greek key? Or is that just me?
For any of you crafty decorators, it's no surprise that my trim came from the ribbon/trim/notions powerhouse
M&J Trimming. Camila over at High-Heeled Foot in the Door recently posted some pix from the NYC brick & mortar store
here - they show my concept of what heaven would be.
For those non-NYCers, they have a really great online store, where I found my trim for the pelmet box...and it comes in 16 amazing colors! Here are a few:
This trim is a gorgeous jacquard with a beautiful weight to it - perfect for home dec jobs. It's wonderful quality, so it's not inexpensive - $11.98 a yard. But, it can add a huge effect to otherwise inexpensive fabric.
Click here to purchase.
My other go-to source online for Greek key trim is
Lewis and Sharon Textile Co. Their home base is in Atlanta (I think) but again, they have a really great website - not only for trim, but also for boatloads of a-m-a-z-i-n-g fabric - I spend LOTS of time on this website.
Here are some colorways of their "Athena Tape":
This trim is also $12/yard and available in nine colors.
Click here to purchase (enter "Athena" in search box).
Does anyone have other Greek key trim resources to share? I'm always on the lookout!