To measure the size of curtains you need, first calculate the width you will need, using the length of the pole or track to get a measurement, not the window, since the curtain will pull back beyond the edges of the frame. Now double the measurement you took; this will give you nicely...
How to measureCollection, Resene Curtain
After you measure all windows, be sure to measure how far each window is from the ceiling. Use the one closest to the ceiling as the measurement for all the window heights when it comes time to install the curtain hardware. To measure the actual size of each window, measure from the ...
5. Sew the lining to the Curtain Fabric Lay your curtain fabric on the floor, right side up. Now lay your lining on top of it, right side down. (The right sides are facing each other, because in a minute you’re going to sew the sides together, then turn it inside out like a p...
Bias tape (I think this is the one I used) or ribbon for back tabs Patience. A helpful mother or friend recommended. 1. Cut Your Drapery Fabric Measure the finished length you want your panels to be. TIP: Plan to hang your curtains high and wide!
Begin your project by cutting your curtain panels lengthwise. Use a tape measure to mark where you need to cut the extra length off your fabric at three points, and then use a square or hard ruler to connect those points and make sure that you have a straight line that is square to th...
Each strip should be 1.5 inches wide. This is the fastest way we found to cut a TON of strips of fabric from one large piece of fabric: first, fold the fabric in half width-wise… and then again in half length-wise. Then measure out every 1.5 inches with measuring tape and make a...
Suggestions for hanging curtains higher than the top of the window frame If you’re wondering how to hang curtains higher than the top of the window frame, the answer depends on the width of the window and the size of the rod. Measure the window frame and take this measurement into accoun...
Make sure you're not blocking the door or access to bathroom fixtures: Measure the space required for normal use of all equipment, and give them plenty of berth. Specify nonslip floor tiles to guard against slipping due to perspiration and bathing, and plan systems for ample ventilation, too...
Measure and Cut: I started by cutting the fabric to be 12 inches longer than the height of my shower curtain. For a standard size, this would be 84 inches. However, I opted for a slightly shorter length, cutting mine to 81 inches. Make sure all pieces are cut to the same length. ...