Casey did another great tutorial yesterday on how to make draperies. Thanks Casey!
Last night before I went to bed I gave it a try. I just used some muslin I had on hand to practice. Somehow, mine don't look anything like Casey's. I need MORE practice!
One of the long sides isn't folded the same way as the other. I don't know WHAT happened to the "festoon" that is supposed to go in the center?!
I'm going back over to Casey's to see if she can help me. It's a long way from my house to Arizona but worth the trip! :D
Hope you have a great day!
3 comments:
Kathi, first of all, get yourself some quarter inch graph paper and some wax paper. I never thought to mention that part. It was in the original curtain tutorial.
You can get it at Walmart. It is in the office supplies and is called a planing pad.
I see that you are using a mouse pad for a board. It is better to use something a bit more rigid. I was taught to use a piece of ceiling tile. Rather than go through the whole thing on your comments, I will do a tut on making the board on my blog today. Mine needs to be recovered anyway. If you do it, you will be much happier with the outcome.
Thanks Casey! I have some 1/4" graph paper and possibly a ceiling tile around here somewhere?
Looking forward to more of your tips! :D
I, too, was taught to use a pinning board made of ceiling tile LOL! The tile was covered with some poly batting and a piece of cotton. I think I learned that in a class by Louise Hedrick who was a doll costumer. It works beautifully!
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