The similar lines of the valance are a perfect topper for this window.
I'll be making some more shaped Roman Shades for this designer this week, I'll try to do a tutorial and break it down in simple steps.
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Roman Shade with a Shaped Bottom
Hope everyone is having a great day on this beautiful spring morning! I usually do a tutorial on the projects I share, but this is one I did before I started my blog. I don't always get the opportunity to see my work after it is installed, but I'm doing some additional work for this house and was there last week. I'm really pleased with the way it came out. The designer who hired me to make this is really talented and she is my favorite to sew for. She always adds interesting details that make her projects fun to sew and anything but boring.
Isn't it adorable?! I love the graceful lines this designer chose and the tassels give it that finished detail!
The similar lines of the valance are a perfect topper for this window.
I'll be making some more shaped Roman Shades for this designer this week, I'll try to do a tutorial and break it down in simple steps.
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The similar lines of the valance are a perfect topper for this window.
I'll be making some more shaped Roman Shades for this designer this week, I'll try to do a tutorial and break it down in simple steps.
Pin It
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Oooh, oooh, oooh, I love this Roman shade.I am looking forward to the tutorial since I want to make some for a guest bedroom You do such lovely work.
ReplyDeletePretty! Glad to have you at Things I've Done Thursday!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVe a tutorial. I made a Roman shade, and it just doesn't pull up smoothly and evenly. I'm hoping a good tutorial will help me find the problem.
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous and elegant! Thanks for sharing at this week's BFF Open House.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely. Was it difficult to do?
ReplyDeleteI'll be waiting for the tutorial as well. I've been saving some fabric for a special window, and a shaped-bottom Roman Shade sounds like a great application.
ReplyDeleteHi! I saw your link on Adventures of a DIY mom. I just made curtains and was wishing that I could make Roman shades. Those are really cute!
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Oh! How pretty! I love the colors and also the detailed edges. I look forward to the tutorial. Thanks for sharing at Terrific Tuesdays.
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Heart touching....looking so beautiful in living room...I appreciate it.
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I love roman shades too! It’s beautiful and very functional because it can control the amount of light that enters a space. But I don’t use sheer fabric on my roman shades. The sheerness of the fabric makes it difficult to control the light. If you want to use sheer fabric shades, you can attach a black out liner that adds a darkening layer to the fabric. Hope to see your other designs!
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