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The easiest way to make a pleated curtain panel using clip rings. This is a casual pleat but the final look is truly beautiful and the best part is it takes about five minutes to do.
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I FINALLY made curtains for our family room. I ordered swatches over a year ago and just couldn’t decide, so I waited. And waited. Then, a few weeks ago I decided on a fabric and placed my order. But my decision-making had only just begun. I had to choose my hardware. My favorite curtain hardware for function is probably the ring-top. It consistently slides smoothly and is a cinch to put up and take down. Ring-top has NOT been my favorite for looks, though, because of the ugly little clips used to attach the rings to the curtains. I used these on some curtains I hung in our old house. Overall I was happy with the curtains, but I hated seeing the clips. I would arrange the curtains carefully to try and hide them. So, this time around I devised a way to keep those little buggers hidden. And it worked! All you need in addition to your normal curtain-making supplies is some grosgrain ribbon. First, attach the gross-grain ribbon to the top of the fabric, 1.5 inches down. You can put one big strip of ribbon all the way across, or you can measure out and evenly space pieces of the ribbon (as I did), so attaching the clips at even intervals later will be easy. I am using 7 clips, so I have 7 pieces evenly spaced. Both of my curtains are shown here, one with the top folded over because I used the first one I did as a guide for the second. Sew the ribbon on three sides , leaving the bottom open. (Bottom of ribbon will become the top when you fold over and make the top tab of your curtain, as shown here.) Finish the rest of your curtain top, sides and hem. Now, when you hang the curtains, clip the rings on to the hidden strips of ribbon. Good-bye visible clips! Easy sliding and no clips in sight! Ahhh. I am always amazed at how much curtains add to a room. This post is partying at: Keeping It Simple The Pin Junkie The Weekend re-Treat Link Party Thursday Favorite Things Live Laugh Linky Thursday Fantastic Thursday Thrifty Thursday City of Creative Dreams Frugal Friday @ The Shabby Nest Sweet Sharing Monday Teach Me Tuesday
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I came across Pottery Barn’s pom pom drape and knew it was something I had to do for my baby girl’s room. Their 96-inch drape has a $109 price tag — for one panel! Ouch. I went to work on making them cheaper. And pinker. Tools Plain white curtains. I bought Ikea’s white Ritva curtains, in the 118-inch length (two… Read More Pom pom curtains and curtain tricks you might not know
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The easiest way to make a pleated curtain panel using clip rings. This is a casual pleat but the final look is truly beautiful and the best part is it takes about five minutes to do.
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IKEA – SYRLIG, Curtain ring with clip and hook, nickel plated, You can hang your curtains with either combination – rings with clips or rings with hooks. The curtains slide quietly across the rod, thanks to the lining inside the curtain rings. RIKTIG curtain hooks are sold separately.
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I don’t profess to know a lot about interior design, but I do know that curtains can make a room feel luxe, polished, and complete. One day I was on Haute Look, and I saw some beautiful white blackout curtains with a black border on the sides. On Haute Look they were about $40 a … Read More about How to Use Curtain Clips to Hang Curtains
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I FINALLY made curtains for our family room. I ordered swatches over a year ago and just couldn’t decide, so I waited. And waited. Then, a few weeks ago I decided on a fabric and placed my order. But my decision-making had only just begun. I had to choose my hardware. My favorite curtain hardware for function is probably the ring-top. It consistently slides smoothly and is a cinch to put up and take down. Ring-top has NOT been my favorite for looks, though, because of the ugly little clips used to attach the rings to the curtains. I used these on some curtains I hung in our old house. Overall I was happy with the curtains, but I hated seeing the clips. I would arrange the curtains carefully to try and hide them. So, this time around I devised a way to keep those little buggers hidden. And it worked! All you need in addition to your normal curtain-making supplies is some grosgrain ribbon. First, attach the gross-grain ribbon to the top of the fabric, 1.5 inches down. You can put one big strip of ribbon all the way across, or you can measure out and evenly space pieces of the ribbon (as I did), so attaching the clips at even intervals later will be easy. I am using 7 clips, so I have 7 pieces evenly spaced. Both of my curtains are shown here, one with the top folded over because I used the first one I did as a guide for the second. Sew the ribbon on three sides , leaving the bottom open. (Bottom of ribbon will become the top when you fold over and make the top tab of your curtain, as shown here.) Finish the rest of your curtain top, sides and hem. Now, when you hang the curtains, clip the rings on to the hidden strips of ribbon. Good-bye visible clips! Easy sliding and no clips in sight! Ahhh. I am always amazed at how much curtains add to a room. This post is partying at: Keeping It Simple The Pin Junkie The Weekend re-Treat Link Party Thursday Favorite Things Live Laugh Linky Thursday Fantastic Thursday Thrifty Thursday City of Creative Dreams Frugal Friday @ The Shabby Nest Sweet Sharing Monday Teach Me Tuesday
