Hi ! I would try using a spray adhesive . Lay the cloth down a little at a time and use something like a squeegee to make it may flat and get out any air bubbles or wrinkles ! Good luck ! Post your work ! 😄
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This link tells you how:
https://thediymommy.com/make-a-no-sew-fabric-covered-roller-shade/
Here's one way Sue!
https://colormethrifty.com/2014/11/diy-fabric-covered-vinyl-roller-shade.html
Sue: maybe this will help
https://jacquelynnesteves.com/fabric-covered-window-shade-tutorial/
I would consider using a spray on aerosol adhesive.
here are some ideas!
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=roller%20shade%20fabric
Hi ! I would try using a spray adhesive . Lay the cloth down a little at a time and use something like a squeegee to make it may flat and get out any air bubbles or wrinkles ! Good luck ! Post your work ! 😄
In roll the shade and glue fabric on it