If you've decided to add pleats to your drapes, install just the tip of one side of a pleating pin into one of the pockets on the pleating tape. Push the fabric out away from you to form the pleat. Make the pleat the size you want and then slide the other side of the pleating p...
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Also known as honeycomb shades, Cellular shades feature a ⅜” double cell, honeycomb design made from fabric-like pleats. The shades help regulate room temperature and keep cool air out of the home, making them ideal for colder weather environments. Cellular shades come in many fabric and de...