How Do You Make Different Bedroom Curtains?
Bedroom curtains may differ from other curtains in the home because of privacy and light concerns. Most curtains will be able to open and close, and will have a black-out liner sewn on the back for light control. A typical bedroom curtain would be a pinch pleated panel that opens and closes with a center split mounted under a valance. A new idea to jazz up this older style and completely change the look of the curtain, but still have the same privacy and light control, is to change the header, add in a decorative rod and run a beautiful trim down the side of the panel. This style of curtain is more of a modern take on the older style of a pinch pleated drape. Cut drapery fabric to fit window measurements, adding four inches at the top for a header and four inches at the bottom for a hem. Cut standard black-out liner and sew it to the back of the drapery panel. Fold over the header and hem in the back, and use a sewing machine to sew it all together. Hand stitch each ring to the top of
