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How to Make a Hobbled Roman Shade
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Notes: Add a cord cleat to each window blind for safety. Operating cords must have a default length of 40 percent of the blind height according to Section 4.3.2 of ANSI/WCMA–2018 (previously unlimited). And a warning label must depict more graphically the strangulation hazard associated with cords (5.1).
The hobbled roman shade, sometimes called the teardrop shade, works just like a flat roman shade, except that the shade is fashioned with horizontal pleats (hobbles) that run across the front at regular intervals. In the raised position a hobbled roman shade does not look much different from a flat roman shade. However, in the lowered position the hobbled roman shade contains soft pleats or teardrops making a grad appearance in any position. In this video tutorial we will detail every step required to make a gorgeous hobbled roman shade.
How to Make a Hobbled Roman Shade Chapters:
Intro - 0:00
Create the Shade Panels – 1:16
Cut the Facing Strip – 9:41
Secure Lining – 10:37
Finish the Edges – 13:26
Finish the Facing – 16:03
Mark Segments & Lift Lines – 23:18
Fashion Shroud Cords – 28:27
Mark Shroud Cords – 32:24
Attach Shroud Cords – 34:15
Make Casings for Ribs – 38:47
Cut & Insert Ribs – 43:03
Finish the Top of the Shade – 44:38
Fashion the Headboard – 49:27
Insert Weight Rod & Install Shade – 59:26
Materials List – 1:02:03
Materials List:
Tools List:
• Gingher Scissors Right Handed - Item # 19104
• Multi Use Pins 1 1/2" - Item # 102985
• Sailrite Ultrafeed LS-1 PLUS Walking Foot Sewing Machine - Item # 300502
• Sailrite Deluxe 5 1/2" Magnetic Sewing Guide - Item # 103597
• Pine Board (L/W/T) - Width of finished shade x 1" x 3/4" (W/T and type of board can vary)
• Sailrite® Long Nose Upholstery Staple Gun - SKU: 121411
Tape Measure, Pencil, Straight Edge, L Square, Steam Iron & Ironing Board, Masking Tape, Wire Cutter, Hand Needle, Staples, Heavy Duty Staple Gun, Awl, Screw Driver, Screws for Cord Lock & Installing Shade, Drill and Drill Bit
Cautionary Warning!!!
Small children have become entangled in shade lift lines, sometimes leading to death. This is a do-it-yourself project - use this shade design at your own risk. The highest degree of safety will be achieved by making sure that small children are not able to access shades that utilize lift lines and it is with this caution that we offer a complete description of how to make your own Hobbled Roman Shade system.
The hobbled roman shade, sometimes called the teardrop shade, works just like a flat roman shade, except that the shade is fashioned with horizontal pleats (hobbles) that run across the front at regular intervals. In the raised position a hobbled roman shade does not look much different from a flat roman shade. However, in the lowered position the hobbled roman shade contains soft pleats or teardrops making a grad appearance in any position. In this video tutorial we will detail every step required to make a gorgeous hobbled roman shade.
How to Make a Hobbled Roman Shade Chapters:
Intro - 0:00
Create the Shade Panels – 1:16
Cut the Facing Strip – 9:41
Secure Lining – 10:37
Finish the Edges – 13:26
Finish the Facing – 16:03
Mark Segments & Lift Lines – 23:18
Fashion Shroud Cords – 28:27
Mark Shroud Cords – 32:24
Attach Shroud Cords – 34:15
Make Casings for Ribs – 38:47
Cut & Insert Ribs – 43:03
Finish the Top of the Shade – 44:38
Fashion the Headboard – 49:27
Insert Weight Rod & Install Shade – 59:26
Materials List – 1:02:03
Materials List:
Tools List:
• Gingher Scissors Right Handed - Item # 19104
• Multi Use Pins 1 1/2" - Item # 102985
• Sailrite Ultrafeed LS-1 PLUS Walking Foot Sewing Machine - Item # 300502
• Sailrite Deluxe 5 1/2" Magnetic Sewing Guide - Item # 103597
• Pine Board (L/W/T) - Width of finished shade x 1" x 3/4" (W/T and type of board can vary)
• Sailrite® Long Nose Upholstery Staple Gun - SKU: 121411
Tape Measure, Pencil, Straight Edge, L Square, Steam Iron & Ironing Board, Masking Tape, Wire Cutter, Hand Needle, Staples, Heavy Duty Staple Gun, Awl, Screw Driver, Screws for Cord Lock & Installing Shade, Drill and Drill Bit
Cautionary Warning!!!
Small children have become entangled in shade lift lines, sometimes leading to death. This is a do-it-yourself project - use this shade design at your own risk. The highest degree of safety will be achieved by making sure that small children are not able to access shades that utilize lift lines and it is with this caution that we offer a complete description of how to make your own Hobbled Roman Shade system.
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