I used:
- 1 yard of material (left over)
- Heat and bond tape
- Scissors
- Iron
- curtain rod
- curtain clips
I simply cut the material in half, working with one panel at a time.
I laid out my first piece, measuring with my eye I folded about one inch up from the bottom, making my piece even. After folding it over I lightly ironed it to keep it in place. Then did the same with the opposite side.
After the sides were in place, I measured out the top and bottom and folded them over the side pieces. Then, again ironed them down lightly. I flipped it over to see if my patterned lines matched up and if everything looked ok before putting the heat and bond tape in place.
Once I was satisfied (I realigned my second panel many times) I put the heat and bond in the creases and ironed it down a few times. I did that for all four sides. Note: my tape does not go to the corner, so that it only hems one layer of fabric at a time. Otherwise it won't stick.
Panels are complete.
I attached the curtain clips to the wider edges and slid them onto the curtain rod.
Voila! Easy no-sew curtain panels!
Thanks for stopping by.
Lauren
What is the name of this fabric/where did you get it?
ReplyDeleteIt's interlocked chain print, but it's called 'Gotcha' here. I got it at fabric.com and it was designed by premier prints. I found this etsy buyer that sells it too...https://www.etsy.com/listing/125121937/premier-prints-fabric-gotcha-in-storm?ref=related-0.
ReplyDeleteHope that helps!
Lauren
how did you attached the curtain rings?
ReplyDeleteThe rings clip onto the material. They can be found anywhere, but these are from West Elm!
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