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Casual Articles - How To Make Expensive Looking Professional Drapes In A Day
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So, here's how to make them.
1. Install your curtain rods. Install these first and hang the rings you're going to us
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Here's the dilemma. I am moving to Texas in a few months... so whatever I decided to make had to be versitile enough to use on the windows in the house in Texas. So, I didn't want to make something so tailored that I couldn't reuse the fabric.
I also didn't want to spend too much time on this project. After all, I'm only going to be in the house for a couple more months.
What I came up with was simple, but beautiful drapes that were super easy to make. And I'm going to show you how!
I made a total of 8 panels... 2 per window. I averaged 2 Panels a night. So, you could easily dress up a window in a day.
The rods cost me $25 each... totaling $100.
The fabric on sale cost me about $300.
I was able to give my room softness, drama, color and a designers touch for less than $500. These would have cost close to $4000 if I had a professional design and make these for me.
So, here's how to make them.
1. Install your curtain rods. Install these first and hang the rings you're going to use
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I also didn't want to spend too much time on this project. After all, I'm only going to be in the house for a couple more months.
What I came up with was simple, but beautiful drapes that were super easy to make. And I'm going to show you how!
I made a total of 8 panels... 2 per window. I averaged 2 Panels a night. So, you could easily dress up a window in a day.
The rods cost me $25 each... totaling $100.
The fabric on sale cost me about $300.
I was able to give my room softness, drama, color and a designers touch for less than $500. These would have cost close to $4000 if I had a professional design and make these for me.
So, here's how to make them.
1. Install your curtain rods. Install these first and hang the rings you're going to us
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What I came up with was simple, but beautiful drapes that were super easy to make. And I'm going to show you how!
I made a total of 8 panels... 2 per window. I averaged 2 Panels a night. So, you could easily dress up a window in a day.
The rods cost me $25 each... totaling $100.
The fabric on sale cost me about $300.
I was able to give my room softness, drama, color and a designers touch for less than $500. These would have cost close to $4000 if I had a professional design and make these for me.
So, here's how to make them.
1. Install your curtain rods. Install these first and hang the rings you're going to us
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The rods cost me $25 each... totaling $100.
The fabric on sale cost me about $300.
I was able to give my room softness, drama, color and a designers touch for less than $500. These would have cost close to $4000 if I had a professional design and make these for me.
So, here's how to make them.
1. Install your curtain rods. Install these first and hang the rings you're going to us
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So, here's how to make them.
1. Install your curtain rods. Install these first and hang the rings you're going to use.
2. Measure from the bottom of the curtain ring to the floor. Subtract 1/4". This is your finished length.
3. You will use the full width of your fabric for the width of your panel.
4. Cut your fabric and lining:
Cut fabric width = full width of fabric (trim off the selfage if the fabric doesn't lay smooth and flat)
Cut fabric length = finished length + 10" (bottom hem) + 14" (heading)
Cut lining width = fabric width - 3"
Cut lining length = finished length + 4" (bottom hem) + 2"
5. Sew the bottom hems
Fold the bottom edge of the fabric up 5" and press.... fold up another 5" and press. Pin. Sew with a blind hem stitch. You can also sew the hem in place with a straight stitch.
Fold the bottom edge of the lining up 2" and press... fold up another 2" and press. Pin. Sew with a blind hem stitch. You can also sew the hem in place with a straight stitc
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