Diy Hidden Tab Top Curtains

The sunroom in our new home is directly off our kitchen and has an access door to our master bedroom.

Diy hidden tab top curtains.

Since this area is so close to our master bedroom it has become the ultimate dumping ground for everything master bedroom renovation related. The secret to hidden tabs. I chose to make hidden tab top curtains. Diy hidden tab curtains.

How to do it measure window space. Cut the fabric 6 inches wider than the required finished flat width of the curtain and 12 inches longer than the. The width of the window from the outside. Diy hidden tab curtains with blackout fabric the diy village.

Turn the top edge. Prepare tabs and facing pieces. To create curtain tabs cut eight 5 inch. Stitch the side hems in place using a sewing.

Jacque creates hidden tab curtains for the babies nursery. How to make lined hidden back tab curtains 1. Take one panel and lay it face down. I used a linen fabric and sewed the panels as you normally would.

Sew a double 4 inch hem on the fabric and a double 3 inch hem on the lining. Turn and sew the hems. Collect the following measurements from the window you are covering. Then attach the lining to the main fabric right sides out and finish the side edges neatly.

At any one time you will see probably 8 pairs of work gloves three measuring tapes carpenter pencils and a pile of disposable masks on top of various power tools extension cords oh and don t forget the three inches of. I created a 5 hem at the top and then hemmed the long ends of each panel. First measure and sew the edges of the lining fabric. Lay out your fabric panels and trim the selvage edges.

I like the clean look similar to grommets but without the messy hardware installation. Before you purchase your fabric measure your space to determine how long you want the finished. More about that later. I never hem my drapery panels until they are hanging on the rod.