How to make a panel voile
Follow our simple step-by-step guide
You must
Two main materials (ref Klara we Lime F1342/02, £ 59 m, and Camu-Moss, ref F1285/06, £ 79-meter, both by Designers Guild)
Matching thread
Tips to keep in mind,
The curtain is made of two panels of fabric voile, lined made separately on the side and top to bottom and joined by a canal for a curtain rod or a stick.
A panel sits in front of others.
Usselected two substances of the same model in different colors.
Remember that once the window is the back through the front of a show: it develops when you choose to keep both up to the light, to make sure they work together.
Note also keep in mind that, while of course the front of the front plate is in space in front of the rear window in the face.
Measure your panel voile
Step 1)
Measure the width of yourWindow niche and the fall of the curtain rod on the ground.
Step 2)
Using the figure as a guide [direction], you cut a rectangle in the first main body fabric, these measurements in total and 5 cm wide, along the side seams, and a total drop of 50 cm along the top and bottom of the board. This includes about 30 inches for the curtain to "pool" on the ground. Cut another panel the same size as the second main fabric.
Your panel voile
Step 3)
Turn 5 mmand then point two centimeters a seam along both side edges of each panel. Repeat on the bottom edge of each plate and press the seams.
Step 4)
Reversal of the face, on the back on the front, corresponding to both cutting edges along the top. Tack the boards together 1 inch from raw edge along the panel width of 20 cm below each side edge.
Step 5)
A channel for the curtain rod, fold the raw edge and press to 1 cm, 15cm and again and press (seeFigure). Pin in place and high point across the width of the tent near the folded edge. Remove books and pens, tent pole wire and hang.
The end result
... And voila! Turn a simple window into a focal point fashion with the newly created panel voile.
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