Lay shade on side of material you want to use. Make several inches below and about shade so you have room to make hems. Roll shade and continue to mark making your pattern. After you have enough to cover, complete your markings for an even cut. Hope this helps. I would try on newspaper or other type paper before cutting my material just to make sure your pattern is correct. Good luck!
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This is a fairly general lamp shade site: https://ilikethatlamp.com/pages/diy-drum-lampshades
Here you go!
https://pin.it/wqiwcbpjw4m77z
i made one, pretty easy
Lay shade on side of material you want to use. Make several inches below and about shade so you have room to make hems. Roll shade and continue to mark making your pattern. After you have enough to cover, complete your markings for an even cut. Hope this helps. I would try on newspaper or other type paper before cutting my material just to make sure your pattern is correct. Good luck!