Can one hem lace curtains?
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I did not use it with long size pieces such as curtains, only with small pieces and I did not find it very easy to handle, you've got to sew at very slow speed on your machine. Hope it helps. Cheers
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I've used this on several fabrics with sucess and if you can hold down those curtains to actually scrub them with the built-in brush, eventually you can do it. I might suggest sending them to a cleaners...that's easiest.
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Claudia,Thank you for your inquiry, this listing is only for the 3 piece quilted set, we do not currently carry the matching curtains for this item.
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We had the same issue. We had a hard time finding drapes that would work. We couldn't find the material unfortunately. We found some curtains on Overstock.com that match ok. They are Keeva curtains in Latte color.
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I suppose you could, but it is possible depending how high you hem them up you may want to hem up the pockets as well.
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Although I had Amazon mail them directly to my granddaughters, if you can enlarge the photo found at Amazon.com, you can see that there is some sort of edging to keep the cloth from fraying. Sorry I cannot be of more help
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Yes! We are making curtains for under our deck too. Cuts real easy...use a warm...not hot iron to iron a crease & sew the cut edge so it doesn't fray. Went through a household sewing machine just fine.
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I wouldn't. Not unless you could hem both pieces after you split the canopy. It is a strong fabric, surviving snow, wind, summer sun over 100* but cutting it down the middle would open the cut ends to fraying.
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I'm not sure; they may be available somewhere online. I use a white bedskirt and white semi-sheer curtains, and it looks very nice. A blue-and-white narrow stripe would coordinate nicely, too.
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The short answer is "no" not on a regular clothes rod in a closet. But what a great idea! Thanks to your question I am going to build in a smaller dowel to do just that. Clever you!
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Yes; Hemming the bottom of the liner is a possibility, if it is to long. The material used for the liner is thin and silk-like.
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That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Heavy Duty Muslin Clamps 4 1/2 inch 6 Pack
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Yes, I would think that would work. They have a cord type of deal running through a casing at the bottom hem. You should be able to adjust length there if needed.
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You can with a heat cutter otherwise it will fray if you cut with scissors I have a dark green/black woven 95% sun blockage 6'x10'. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005C2YAXY
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I don't see why not. You would need to drill your own holes in order to attach the netting. I'm sure you would come up with something. I added long drape panels and tie them back at the posts. I simply added curtain rods. Looks beautiful!
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you could, but without the stretchiness of the included lace material, not certain that would be an ideal solution. the locks have teeth designed for this material, but they would probably work on regular laces, too.
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we used staples. looks good/great. we rolled all edges under itself, i guess you can call it a hem.