TREATMENT
2 Side Wires: French Seams placed over the seams of the shade.


Alternate Box Pleat


Alternate Hand Pleat $K:\Original Line Drawings\Asp.jpg$


Alternate Side Pleat


Alternate Lace & Pleat


Ballerina: Most often done on a Coolie


Blackout- This treatment eliminates light coming through the shade. Basic uses black crepe and may allow some light to show through. Premium uses a very thick fabric like supreme and will allow no light to show through. Standard lining is Black.


Box Pleat


Box Pleat Over Wires


Center Smock


Corner Accents $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\corner accent2.jpg$


Custom Frame
Diamond Pleat


French Drape Top


French Drape Bottom $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\french drape bottom.jpg$


French Seams (ASW or Vertical Piping) $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\French seams.jpg$


Gathered (Shirred) Pleat


Graduated Box Pleat


Hand Sewn Shade- The shade is hand stitched and no glue is used. This treatment gives a more distinctive "old world" hand crafted feel.


Hand Pleat


Honey Comb $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\honey comb.jpg$


Interlining- An additional layer of fabric between the frame and the outside fabric. This treatment is used to reduce the visibility of the wires. It is also used as part of the blackout treatment. Interlining can change the lighting when different colors


Lace Overlay


Leaf Drape $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\Single Shades\leaf drape2.jpg$


Leaf Pleat $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\leaf pleat.jpg$


Modifications: Most frames may be modified on the top, bottom, or height to meet your specifications. Limit of one modification per frame. If you need more, consider a recover or special order frame.


No Hug: Side wires are bent in so that the ribs are less apparent when the shade is lit. Sheer fabrics should be interlined unless the "see through" effect is desired.


Outside Lining: Requires wrapped wires. Crepe is no additional charge. Other fabrics are as per the fabric chart.


Panels - Each section of the shade is made individually as opposed to only two sections in a standard frame. This treatment is often used to align patterened fabric in a particular way. French seams must be used with this treatment and are included in the


Pleated Corners


Recovers- Reusing a customers existing frame rather then a standard frame from our line. A recover costs more because each frame is stripped, painted, rust proofed, and a pattern must be made.


Relines- Replacing the existing lining of an old shade. The outside fabric and trim must be in good condition for this treatment.


Reverse V Pleat


Ruffle (Rouching) $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\Single Shades\ruffle.jpg$


Smock $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\smock.jpg$


Smock Top and Bottom


Starburst Panel (each panel)


Starburst in Gallery . $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\starburst in gallery line.jpg$


Swirl Pleat


Triple Smock


Tuxedo Uses an empire frame. Other shapes may be additional


Two Tone Smock $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\Single Shades\two tone smock2.jpg$


Venetian Pleat $Y:\Morlee\Pictures\line drawings\Venetian Pleat.jpg$


Victorian Drape


V Pleat


Wrapped Wires- Each wire in the frame is wrapped with seam binding. This treatment is mostly used with an outside lining to cover the wires. This treatment is traditional of European workmanship mostly used on floor lampshade.