A tie-up curtain is a simple way to dress up a window to create a look that is between the formality of a Roman shade and the casual look of a cafe valance. To create this look is surprisingly easy and inexpensive with simple sewing techniques.
If the window is wide, you may need to mount a third bracket in the center over the window. Use a level to make sure the brackets are even. Put the curtain panels on the rod. How you do this will depend on the type of – grommet holes, a pocket, or clip-on rings are some com...
Step 3 – Mount the Curtain Mount the sash brackets at least 2 to 3 inches above and below the sidelight window. You may need to use a drill and some screws to properly mount the brackets. Grab the sash rods and run them through the top and bottom pockets of the curtain and then pla...
When determining the width of your curtain panels, a general rule is to make sure the width of your curtains is two to three times the width of the window frame. This ensures fullness and creates an elegant, draped effect. For example, if your window is 50 inches wide, aim for rod poc...
You can start drilling in the upper corner of the window. Make sure that you have a small hole that will be big enough to air out the window. After you do that, drill another small hole in the corner of the lower half of the window that is diagonal from the first hole. ...
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Karianne! You make this look so easy. I've thought about building my own so many times but never followed through. Thanks so much for the step by step instructions! I can do this! :) Reply Cindy Oct 14, 2013 at 11:30 am Love the trim! I am so glad to know I'm not the on...
Using Curtains, Drapes, and Valances Download Article 1 Install curtain rods outside of the arched window frame. If you aren't concerned with fitting your curtains to the shape of your arched window, covering it is simple! Use a drill or screwdriver to install a curtain rod above the arc...
A scarfvalanceoften adds a decorative touch to a window and can be easily hung by following a few relatively simple steps. Before you can hang a scarf valance, choose the proper type of rod and install it correctly. Next, place any rings,sconces, or bows in the desired location and ...
How to Cut Blinds Are your blinds too wide to fit your window? You don't have to go curtain shopping just yet. It's actually fairly easy to cut blinds down to size, whether you're working with Venetian blinds, vinyl mini blinds, or someth... ...