How to use austrian blind tape?
The tape has loops spaced regularly along it for your blind cord to glide through when you pull your blind up and down. Simply sew lengths of the tape vertically down the blind, thread pulley cord through and tie to the bottom loop.
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Starting with the bottom tape first, place it face (cord pockets side) upwards (hem side down), with the hemmed right-hand side of the tape flush with the edge of the blind and, with the top edge of the tape just covering the chalk line, stitch along the full length of the tape as close to the top edge as possible.
- Measure from top of the installed track to the bottom of the window frame. Add 20 inches. This is the fabric panel length. ...
- Measure width of the blind track. Multiply by two. ...
- Calculate the amount of fabric needed to make the ruffle at the bottom of the shade. Take the length and double it.
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You can press the top edge over, leave it folded and stitch down both the top and bottom edges of the loop tape, sewing through all layers with both rows of stitching; but this will mean that both rows of stitching will be visible on the face side of the blind.
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Austrian shade in American English
noun. a window shade in which the fabric falls in a series of puffy festoons created by vertical rows of shirring.
The Austrian curtain or drape, also called a puff curtain, has multiple vertical lines (typically nylon) spaced evenly across the width of the fabric, which typically is a thin satin, charmeuse, or chiffon material that bunches well.
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The Austrian curtain or drape, also called a puff curtain, has multiple vertical lines (typically nylon) spaced evenly across the width of the fabric, which typically is a thin satin, charmeuse, or chiffon material that bunches well.
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a window blind consisting of vertical rows of horizontally gathered fabric that may be drawn up to form a series of ruches.
