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Covering wood headrail with decorator fabric using Sealah tape instead of staples. Board can be covered with lining, or any other fabric. We use wood when we are not using our custom hardware headrail. www.homefashionsu.com

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furniturebookmark.com – How To Make Roman Shades It is very important to have understanding about roman shades to make roman shades. The more is the knowledge how a Roman shade works, the better convenient it will be to design and make one’s own window treatments. The various types of Roman shades for eg – Classic, hobbled, relaxed and even top-down fold uses the same principle. The Classic shade pulls up from the bottom when opened. Each column’s bottom ring is tied to the lift cord then threaded up through the remaining rings. The pulley is also used to mount the lift cord directly above that column of rings on the head rail. Then the cords are threaded sideways along the mounting board. Then it exit one side of the shade. By pulling on the lift cords the shade is operated. Decorator fabric, Lining Fabric, fusible web, plastic rings and polyester twill tape are the raw materials required for making roman shades in windows. Other supporting materials are sewing rings, mounting boards, Awning cleat Weight bar, angle irons and round head screws. Oh yes, also paper and pencil. Now a common technique for making roman shades. Seam the fabric widths along with lining fabric together. Put that shade fabric on flat surface and place lining on the shade fabric. Then pin in place. Mark lines across top, bottom a repeat for opposite side. Also mark placement rings in the horizontal rows at upper edge of hem. Side by side tape or pin lengths of twill tape to work surface. Catch …

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Learn about pinning and sewing the fabric for decorative pillows in this free home decoration video on making and sewing decorative pillows. Expert: Vicki Walker Bio: Vicki Walker has been sewing professionally for more than 25 years. She has worked as a custom seamstress for home décor merchants in addition to operating her own business, Southern Stitches. Filmmaker: Tim Brown

Learn how to pin and sew gingham decorator fabric to make your pillows in this free home decoration video on making and sewing decorative pillows. Expert: Vicki Walker Bio: Vicki Walker has been sewing professionally for more than 25 years. She has worked as a custom seamstress for home décor merchants in addition to operating her own business, Southern Stitches. Filmmaker: Tim Brown