Easy Sew Curtains
Curtains don't have to be difficult, try this easy sew curtains
project to decorate any window in your house. It would be fun for kids
to pick out a coordinating fabric for their bedrooms and then sew these
curtains for their room.
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How to Sew Window Curtains
You will need to measure your window and add 40 inches to your
length and add 2 inches for your width. Our window was 125 x 43 so our
curtain measurement was 165 inches x 45 inches. Now that is too much
for one curtain so we are making 4 panels each 42 x 45 inches. Cut your
material into the correct measurements and however many panels you may
or may not be needing.
- Take each curtain panel you cut and turn the edges down 1/4 inch
and 1/4 inch again. Hem all around edges.
- Set aside.
To make your curtain tabs, determine how many tabs you'd like usually 8
tabs for a 45 inch curtain works well or a tab every 5 inches.
Determine how many tabs in total you will need, depending on how many
panels you are making. Each tab should be 4x7 but you can make these
larger
or wider as you'd like as long as they are all cut out the same length.
Cut the number of tabs needed.
- Match right sides together on your tabs and sew along edge.
- Turn inside out.
- Iron flat.
Take your hemmed panel curtain and fold in half. This will help you
find the middle of your panel. Pin your tabs on the wrong side pinning
equal distance on top of
your curtain panel. Sew into place straight across the top.
Continue with all your panels and hang on a rod as shown below.
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