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Sarah @ Just The Bee's Knees
Sarah @ Just The Bee's Kn... Blogger Union, KY on Jan 24, 2013
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Faux Roman Shade Tutorial

Learn how to make a Faux Roman Shade. This option uses much less fabric than an operating shade, so it is much kinder to your budget! Follow the link to get the entire tutorial.
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To see more: http://www.justthebeesknees.com/2012/05/faux-roman-shade-tutorial.html

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  • Miriam I New York, NY
    Great tutorial!
    on Jan 24, 2013 · Like 0
  • Lisa and Joey Valdosta, GA
    My sewing is terrible, but I think I could handle that!
    on Jan 24, 2013 · Like 0
  • Becky Blair, NE
    Very well done Sarah. I've made these for a client before. They work well, when lined with blackout liner, for covering light from transom windows too.
    on Jan 24, 2013 · Like 0
  • Terri J York, PA
    I have wanted Roman Shades forever! Now, I just may be able to make them. Thanks for posting.
    on Jan 24, 2013 · Like 0
  • Phyllis W Saint Pauls, NC
    Can they be used as a bottom up shade? I want privacy but still get light.
    on Mar 16, 2013 · Like 0
  • Sarah @ Just The Bee's Kn... Union, KY
    Phyllis ~ Of coarse! They would work beautifully in that application, especially if you wanted the blind to be stationary. You would have to adjust the mounting hardware slightly to work with your window. Maybe installing a wood 1x2 straight across the window by mounting it with L brackets on the side of the frame?
    on Mar 16, 2013 · Like 1
  • Phyllis W Saint Pauls, NC
    Thank you so much Sarah. I have been looking for a solution for a long time. I can't wait to get started.
    on Mar 19, 2013 · Like 1
  • Sarah @ Just The Bee's Kn... Union, KY
    Best of luck Phyllis! I'd love to see how it turns out!
    on Mar 19, 2013 · Like 0
  • Terri J York, PA
    @Phyllis - can you please tell me how you made out by doing it as a bottom up shade? I like that idea and could really use that as well.
    on Mar 19, 2013 · Like 0

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