roman shades. When on the window and down they lay flat against it. When pulled up the pleats stack the fabric. There are actually paterns at a fabric store fro making those. Personally, I prefer the warm windows version. But then I work overnights and sleep all day...and those will def make the room dark.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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Here is an example, actually the pursuit of these forces the question. These are roman shades, stated length is 72", the guy opens one of them for me, no directions o...
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Has anyone used a cellular type blind to make the faux roman shades? I have seen posts on how to use mini blinds, but not this type of blind. I have these throughout...
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roman shades. When on the window and down they lay flat against it. When pulled up the pleats stack the fabric. There are actually paterns at a fabric store fro making those. Personally, I prefer the warm windows version. But then I work overnights and sleep all day...and those will def make the room dark.
Look at a window covering book in the fabric store, your library or google it for how to pictures.
Pinterest has a few diy on roman shades that are pretty easy
YouTube has a bunch of videos on how to make simple ones or the traditional ones.... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+make+roman+shades+easy
You can make them really easily using mini-blinds. Look for videos on YouTube. "How to Make Roman Shades from Mini-Blinds".