Making your own rod pocket curtains is a simple and rewarding DIY project that can add a personal touch to any room in your home. Rod pocket curtains are the easiest style of curtain to make, making them perfect for beginners and experienced sewers alike. This guide will walk you through t...
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...
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 gathered curtains that suit pencil pleat, eyelet and tab top curtains. To measure th...
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...
Before delving into the selection process, it’s crucial to understand the different components that contribute to the charm of wave curtains. Wave curtains, also known as wave heading curtains, are characterized by their unique wave pleat design. These soft, flowing folds create a visually appeali...
How To Hang Pinch Pleat Curtains Others by Daniel S. Williams Hooks will be attached to your pinch pleat curtain. If you need to move the hooks, this article will show you how. Curtain hooks for pinch pleat are different than those for pencil pleat. The pinch pleat curtain hook is shap...
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To cancel the danger and no convenience of interference and collision between the both without inserting a base holder into pleats after saving a pleat forming body from a sewing machine with complexity and waste of time caused by separately working pleat formation and base...
6. Use the iron to press the edges flat. Sew The Bottom Gusset 1. Fold the fabric at the bottom of the curtain towards the back 2 inches so that it covers the bottom of the lining. 2. Press the fold flat with the iron. 3. Open the folded fabric you just ironed. ...
Stitch in place with a ½″ seam allowance. Attach Waist Ties: Pin one of the sewn waistband STRAPS to the edge of the waistband piece. You will want to “pleat” the sewn straps so that they fit inside of the waistband with ½″ left on each side of the strap. ...
The crease should go all the way up the leg, stopping at about six inches below the waist. If there are pleats, then the crease can go all the way to the pleat.Alwaysset the front crease first. If you’ve pressed in a crease, the pants should hang by the waistband for at least ...