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How To Make Easy Cafe Curtains




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Make Cafe Curtains send this project to a friend! These cafe

curtains are simple, inexpensive and take almost no time at all.

A lovely way to dress up any kitchen window! MEASURING

INSTRUCTIONS:



1. First measure your window height. Cafe curtains can cover

anywhere from 1/3 to 1/2 of your window. If you want to cover

the bottom window casing, include that in your measurement.



2. Measure your window width and include the casing if that is

your choice. Your fullness should be twice to three times the

measurement. If your fabric is home dec. fabric-it is heavier

and maybe twice the fullness is fine. If you are sewing sheers

then three times the fullness is what you want.



3. To your height measurement add 6" for bottom hem and 4" for

heading. This is how much length in total fabric you need.



4. To your width measurement add 4" for side hems. This is the

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width in total fabric you need.



CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS:



1. Cut your fabric the length you need plus the 6" for hems.



2. Cut a 4" wide strip the finished width of your panel.



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3. Cut a 3" wide strip the width of your fabric for loops to

hang the panel.



SEWING INSTRUCTIONS:



1. Take the 3" wide strip and press one long edge under 1/4".

Fold the pressed edge over the opposite raw edge and stitch down

the entire length. Press, centering seam in the middle of the

strip. Cut this strip into 6" pieces.

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2. Press under 1" on either side of cafe panel. Turn and press

again another 1". Press and stitch down. These are your side

hems.



3. Do the same to the 4" strip. This is your cafe heading.



4. Fold 6" loops in half widthwise. Keep seam line on underside.

Place one at each end of panel top. Decide how far apart you

want the loops. Placing raw edges of loops even with raw edges

of panel, pin each loop in place. Make sure they are evenly

spaced.



5. Right sides together, pin heading on top of panel and loops.



6. Sew across heading and loops using 1/2" seam allowance.



7. Flip heading to wrong side of panel. Stitch down sides and

bottom edge.



8. Turn up bottom hem 3" and press. It is important that your

hem be straight. Turn again the width of the first turn and

stitch down.



That's it. You are finished your cafe curtain. They can really

brighten up any kitchen with lively fabrics and a little effort.







About the author:

Mary Wilkins is the mother of 3 grown children and the

grandmother of 6 perfect grandchildren. She is also the

owner/editor of http://sew-whats-new.com



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