I have recently made two roman blinds, each blind required a join and I decided I would have only one join in each blind as they are to fit at the same window. Looking at the blinds I now question why I use two joins when I only require a small addition to the width. Generally I would have a width in the middle with equal additions either side, and often bringing the pattern match in so I don't have skimpy bits on each side of the full width.
Why... Why do we have to do this when adding small amounts to the width, whats wrong with only having one join positioned on the least obvious side? For instance, when I walk into my sitting room my eye is drawn to the left side of my window so common sense would tell me to put the join on the right hand side?
I'm only talking small additions to a width here, maybe 20/30cm ... I'd like to throw this one open for discussion..
Philip
Why... Why do we have to do this when adding small amounts to the width, whats wrong with only having one join positioned on the least obvious side? For instance, when I walk into my sitting room my eye is drawn to the left side of my window so common sense would tell me to put the join on the right hand side?
I'm only talking small additions to a width here, maybe 20/30cm ... I'd like to throw this one open for discussion..
Philip
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