So round up your sewing materials and we ll show you how to make rod pocket curtains in just 4 steps.
Rod pocket tape instructions.
You will find extra instructions at the bottom of the following steps.
If you are using rod pocket tape please go the rod pocket tape instructions bottom of page measure sew in.
Fabric stores and drapery suppliers often stock roman shade ring tape with rings set at 3 inch 5.
To make a blind with rod pocket tape rather than forming traditional rod pockets from the lining.
This package contains 6 yards of 4 rod loop tape.
Depending on which type of tape you are using enclosed rod casing or pocket casing you will need to sew a hem on either one or both ends of your tape prior to attaching it to the blind.
Measure up from the bottom of the lining panel the first rod pocket position calculated in step 2.
For both types turn a double hem 1 25 1 25cms towards the back wrong side of the tape and at its right side edge to neaten it.
Step 4 calculating lining qty.
It s simply a panel of fabric with a tube at the top for the curtain rod.
Cut the lining the same size as the finished curtain and tuck it under the hems and sides before sewing.
Lay the lining panel right side facing up leaving the hem folded up.
Step 5 make up the lining.
Rod pocket curtains are the easiest style of curtain to make.
Hung on a decorative rod or used with a valance a.
If you are still unsure of what you are looking for ask for tube tape used for roman blinds at your fabric store and they should hopefully know what you re looking for.
How to sew a lined curtain with a rod casing.
Tape can be used with either a flat rod or a round decorative rod.
This tutorial shows how to make an unlined rod pocket curtain but a lining can be easily added.
Rod pocket curtains are a simple yet beautiful kind of window treatment perfect for any room in your home.
Easy to use just center is stitch it and insert the rod.
Dritz home rod loop tape helps create beautiful curtains with soft even folds.
Slightly less lining will be required as no lining is needed to form the rod pockets.
Assembling your new shades with ring tape will help create soft smooth folds for a layered look.
A lined curtain with a rod casing can fulfill many roles in a room both decorative and practical.