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Learn How to Sew Waterfall Valance - Free Video Lessons
Tags: how-to, lessons, method, technique, home_decor
Started by Susan Dec 12, 2012.
"How to insulate curtains" 1 Reply
Sent in by Kathy:"i was wondering what you put on curtains to insultate them for the winter time. i made curtains but they arent warm"Continue
Started by Susan. Last reply by katie fitz Nov 24, 2009.
Video: How to Make a Window Valance
Started by Susan. Last reply by Karen Nov 19, 2009.
Window treatment for an arched window? 1 Reply
I am looking to lower my heat intake by adding a window treatment to an arched window in my living area!! Does anyone have any ideas on making this for an inexperienced sewer?Signed,Fellow SWN Member…Continue
Tags: half_circle, arched, treatment, curtain, window
Started by Susan. Last reply by Susan Jun 8, 2009.
Make Cafe Curtains - Easy
Cafe curtains are a lovely way to dress up any window; they're especially nice in the kitchen, where they're almost traditional. These curtains are simple to make, inexpensive and take almost no time…Continue
Tags: decor, kitchen, home, window, curtains
Started by Susan May 21, 2009.
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Comment by nellie diaz on June 6, 2010 at 4:12pm -
great patterns like your tutorails thank you .
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Comment by GiftedGrandma on September 29, 2009 at 9:15pm -
I have one of those in my bedroom that was there when we bought the house... I would like to try that!
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Comment by HELEN GARVIN on August 17, 2009 at 6:07pm -
I did a hobbled shade this week using Jenny T ebook its my first hobble shade
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Comment by Janet Pierce on June 4, 2009 at 4:28pm -
Thanks so much for your reply. I went to Rowley, neat website. Thanks again. Janet
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Comment by katie fitz on June 4, 2009 at 9:00am -
The metal ones require a grommet setter to crimp the metal. The plastic ones just snap together after you cut out the circle. I believe Joann Fabric carries them. Or you can mail order them through Rowley (www.rowleyco.com) I buy all of my curtain supplies from them.
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Comment by Janet Pierce on May 22, 2009 at 2:01pm
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I have sewn curtains in the past, but never grommet curtains. It doesn't look to hard, but I am a perfectionist when it comes to sewing and was wondering if anyone had any tips. Does it matter whether they are plastic or metal grommets? Does anyone know where I can buy them rather reasonably? Thanks, Janet
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