Double curtain rods
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There are several simple styles of curtains, shades, valances, and other window treatments that you can easily create to dress your windows. The key is to keep stuff in balance, rather than overpower the space with too many contrasting fabrics. If you are already using some fabric treatments in the room, choose more subdued window treatments or use a matching fabric. In this case, simple fabric shades are a grand way to tie in patterns and colors. Best of all, they are simple to make. Using two of the similar fabrics already featured in the space, cut pieces from each one that are large enough to cover your windows. Always cut the fabric a bit larger to account for closure allowances. A half inch to one inch on each side is enough for window treatments.
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Lay out one of the fabric section, face up, and the other, on top of it, faces down. Make sure the faces of the fabrics are together. Sew by the side of the top edges and both sides. Turn the shades right-side-out, and sew the bottom edges congested. These window treatments can be suspend from ribbons sewn along the top. Adjoin ribbons at the bottom as well, so when you want the shades open you can tie the bottom ribbons to the curtain rod. When the shades are open, both fabrics will be demonstrated. For window treatments that have enough privacy, make tab top curtains. Use heavy fabric, and determine it to the width of the window and the desired length. Don’t forget closure allowances. Hem all sides to generate a smooth edge. To create the tabs, cut out strips of fabric about eight inches long by four inches wide. Fold the strips in thirds, lengthwise, and sew the edge downward. You may require ironing them. Make certain the sewn edge is not visible when attaching the end of the tabs to the top of the curtains.
Conclusion
A valance is one more favorite among window treatments and generally used for purely decorative purposes. You will require a piece of fabric approximately twice as wide as your window and about sixteen inches long. Establish by hemming the sides and bottom to create smooth edges. Next, fold the top edge over concerning four inches, toward the backside of the fabric. This will generate a rod pocket. Glide the valance onto the curtain rod, and scrunch and fluff as desired.






