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Hello there everyone,
I'm back after a very traumatic few months. I'm looking forward to starting curtains for my DD's old bedroom. I've taken it over as my sewing room, but it still has to have a bed in it for the occasional visit!
The curtains I am doing I saw illustrated on this site some months ago, it was showing a special tape which could be used to achieve the desired effect. Basically, the tab is turned to the back of the curtain, and gives a ripple effect when opened and closed. I can't remember for the life of me if it was a link, or something in the gallery. I've looked through the gallery, and used the search, but I can't find it.
I just need a visual reminder of what I want to achieve. So if anyone has any information about this curtain style I would appreciate it. I watched the video of the ripple track, and that gives the same effect, but DD likes the rods which are up.
Many thanks, Jessie
I'm back after a very traumatic few months. I'm looking forward to starting curtains for my DD's old bedroom. I've taken it over as my sewing room, but it still has to have a bed in it for the occasional visit!
The curtains I am doing I saw illustrated on this site some months ago, it was showing a special tape which could be used to achieve the desired effect. Basically, the tab is turned to the back of the curtain, and gives a ripple effect when opened and closed. I can't remember for the life of me if it was a link, or something in the gallery. I've looked through the gallery, and used the search, but I can't find it.
I just need a visual reminder of what I want to achieve. So if anyone has any information about this curtain style I would appreciate it. I watched the video of the ripple track, and that gives the same effect, but DD likes the rods which are up.
Many thanks, Jessie
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