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There are a number
of headings that can be made using bondaweb. |
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Cased heading: |
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| This is a channel at the top
of the curtain though which a narrow pole can be threaded. Not suitable
for curtains that are going to be opened and closed regularly (tie-backs
can be used to hold the curtains open). Allow 4" (10cm) at top and
4" (10cm) at bottom for hems. |
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Traditional 3" pencil
pleat: |
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| Heading tape applied with
bondaweb instead of rows of stitching. Allow 2" (5cm) at top and
4" (10cm) at bottom for hem. |
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Curtain clips: |
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| The easiest way to hang
curtains, the clips are applied to the top of the curtain and hung onto
a pole or track. Allow 4" (10cm) at top and 4" (10cm) at
bottom for hems. |
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Eyelets: |
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| A modern way to hang curtains
where a wire is threaded through eyelets punched in the top hem. You can
buy an eyelet kit which contains the eyelet tool together with eyelets
and hemming tape. Allow 4" (10cm) at top and 4" (10cm) at
bottom for hems. |
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No Sew Curtains
Joining Widths of Fabric |
To continue
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How to Make
- No Sew Curtains |
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Glossary of Window Treatments |
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