I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

[Flooz]

and knew you'd all want to see it, lol now i've just got to try and put a photo on here

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[kathy]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Hi Flooz

Well you have made a super job, thank you for showing it, it is lovely!

How did you attach your trim at the bottom?

Kathy

[LSS]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Hi
it's gorgeuos loove the fabric too
lss

[Flooz]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Thank you both.

The trimming I simply sewed in place by hand at the end of it all. The last roman blind I made with a trimming at the bottom, i encased the trimming in a seam at the bottom, but when i finished it all, i wasn't totally happy with the end result. so as long as the gimp is colour co-ordinated (this one is on red ribbon) i don't think it hurts to just hand sew the trimming on the back (although this blind is for me, i can see there would be some potential customers out there for you people that wouldn't like that).

As for the fabric LSS, glad you like it, it's from Dunelm in Clough Road, Hull.

[LSS]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Hi Flooz
thanks for that i will pay a visit
lss

[thecurtainmaker]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Stunning, you must be pleased with the result.

[Sharon]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Hiya,
The blind looks fab, i know how to make these but have not gotten around to making one yet.
The fabric is lovely and the trim looks great too.
sharon

[Mairi]

Re: I eventually managed to do a cascading roman blind

Be very proud..that blind is gorgeous