DIY Linen Roman Shades
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Ever wanted that classic Roman Shades look without the hefty pricetag? Well, you're in luck, because you can have it!
In this video, we can teach you to create that lux look for less.
For written instructions and to download PDF instructions, visit:
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Timestamps:
00:00 DIY Linen Roman Shades
00:12 Material List
00:24 Determine segment height
00:30 Cut width/cut height
00:40 Ironing
01:09 Marking out cut width & length
01:19 Cutting panel
01:29 Mark seam allowance
01:39 Fold, sew and iron seam allowance
02:12 Mark segments
03:02 Pin and sew dowel pockets
03:27 Sewing top hem
03:43 Pin and sew velcro
04:19 Bottom Hem
05:16 Adding rings
Wonderful! I am very visual, and this was a great tutorial! Thank you for taking the time to post. When my studio is complete I will be making these for my windows, and will be back to watch your video, again, to follow along.
Wonderful! I am so very glad it is useful! If you have any questions let me know
You are very talented you should post more videos
Best instruction video I've seen. Thank you
Wonderful! I’m glad it is useful :)
These are absolutely beautiful. Thank you soooo much for this video🌻🌻🌻
You are Welcome. :) I hope it helps
Muy buen video, me es de gran utilidad. Muchas gracias.
Great video and shades turned out amazing, you've inspired me to do this!! Do you have a reference for in depth explanation on how you strung the cords? thank you!!
Instructions are great. I changed mine so that it doesn’t have pocket and dowel on the fold. Also, as the blind will most of the time be up, with your method there is always half a fold down at the top, which blocks more of the view & light. Unless it was me not understanding the measurements properly- which could definitely be the case 😬
Yes you are correct, it will always have a fold at the top and will not completely roll up all the way. I liked the way it looked so I designed it that way. You can certainly adjust the pattern and the way your rings are attached so there is less material hanging down. The bottom panel being longer will also contribute to this, so shortening that will help. Shortening you panels and having more of them will also reduce the material hanging down as they will “stack” in a smaller, tighter way at the top. Glad you could make use of the video! :)
Thinking...
Segment Height (double)
Shade join shade for
= top-fold, middle-fold, bottom-maybe no fold.
Wauw!
What is the fabric color and brand you used?
www.purelinenenvy.ca/Summer_Breeze_Linen/Country_Grey
This is what I used. It’s currently sold out, but they restock regularly.