How Do You Sew Dining Room Curtains?
Dining room curtains must provide privacy and be durable enough to withstand daily use. Simple curtains work best and can be dressed up with swags or garlands for fancy dinner parties and the holidays, without appearing too busy. Sewing dining room curtains is one of the easiest projects for those of all skill levels and usually takes no more than an afternoon to complete. Choose washable fabrics for the curtain and lining. Dining room curtains are more prone to soiling from food items, making it necessary to have an easy-to-clean fabric for both the lining and the curtain. Measure your window top to bottom from where the curtain rod hangs to 4 inches below the sill, then add 6 inches to this measurement. Measure the window side to side then add 6 inches to this measurement. Divide the side to side measurement by two, if you are making two panel curtains. Cut out your fabric and lining to the measurement, making sure to keep the edges straight and that the pattern lays the proper way,
