May 04, 2010

Roman Shade Recap

I had a couple of requests for a roman shade tutorial - I'm flattered, but not planning another window treatment anytime soon!  I thought I would instead retrace my steps, of videos and tutorials that I found in my own quest to understand roman shades.



There are lots more videos and information about roman shades on youtube - I encourage you to keep watching until you find what makes it click for you.

Martha also has a tutorial for roman shades that may be helpful.

As I mentioned before I got my hardware on etsy at I Get the Window.  The cord lock includes instructions - just make sure that you follow them, and thread it correctly.  That's where I had a little trouble...

The wall color is Jamaican Blue by Behr, and we love the bright color!

I hope that this helps some of you wanting to make these window coverings - they make our room cozy and artsy feeling :)

Amy

PS - Kathy at Pink Chalk Fabrics is celebrating her second anniversary with a great sale!  And V, is now looking for finished quilts to be donated to families getting back on their feet.
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3 comments:

  1. this reminds me, I really need to make new curtains for my daughters room...procrastinate procrastinate... these are gorgeous, and they would work perfectly! thanks for the tips and Videos!
    thanks AMY!

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  2. This is great Amy! I'm in need of a curtain for the window in my family room! We've lived here almost two years without one, hopefully the neighbors don't mind! :) I'd like to share a link to this post on sewwhattoday.blogspot.com for everyone else in need of a window treatment!

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  3. Ah, perfect - everything I need to know, all in one place - for when I get the hankering for some roman shades...who knows when! Thanks Amy!

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