Making the Last Seam Line for the Rod Casing When Making Curtains

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Part of the video series: How to Make Window Curtains

Summary: Learn the various types of window valences with tips and techniques on how to make your own curtains in this free home decorating video.

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Lindsay Sanders Lindsay is a multi-talented artist and fashion designer located in Texas. She has created numerous unique articles of clothing and other fabric projects. She ... read more

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Making the Last Seam Line for the Rod Casing When Making Curtains

Hello! My name is Lindsay on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip I’m going to be showing you how to make the last seam line for the rod pocket casing and also we’re going to be stuffing the valance. I’ve already put straight pins into where we’re going to make the last seam from the first seam that you made an inch from the top, we’re going to take your measuring tape and put it where the seam is and go 1 ½ inch down and put a straight pin and we’re going to that all the way down. And then we’re going to sew it and between these two lines is where the rod is going to go. Now that we’ve sewn our seam for the rod pocket casing, normally you would hang it on the wall and then stuff it but for video purposes I went ahead and stuck the rod in it right here to stuff it. It holds it up a lot better when you already have the rod through it, you’re going to take tissue paper you’re going to kind of crumble it in a loose ball and you’re just going to kind of let it sit at the bottom. So when you hang it up on your wall it should have kind of a fullness effect and you can bunch it up and you can play with it until you get it the way you want it to look.

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