Make Your Own Curtains With Rings

If your curtains have holes for rings this will work perfectly.

Make your own curtains with rings.

3 press the eyelets into place at the front of the. It was difficult to get a nice finish on the circle with the end so i curled it up too. All you need is a twin size flat sheet and drapery rings. Paint the curtain rings hooks and clips with spray paint before assembling them if desired.

Twist the hook screws into the rings and slide the. For curtains with grommets across the top similar to the. Then just open the binder rings and slide the jump rings on and you have 100 curtain rings with eyelets for 12 49. 100 jump ring s.

Sew about 1 8 from the fold. I wanted them black to match the diy curtain rods i made so i laid them all out and spray painted them several quick thin coats flip them all repeat. Get the tutorial at must have mom. I also purchased curtain rings.

To make the rings i snipped about 12 of wire using the rod i wrapped the wire around to get a nice round ring then i turned up the end for the hook. Hopefully you own or can borrow a sewing machine. If you choose this look plan to buy enough rings that you can hang them at 4 inch intervals. I like these ones a little more substantial to add some weight to the panels so that they hang nicely.

This is such a cheap and gorgeous way to add some charm to those windows. The wire i use was 14 gauge heavy and tough to work with. 2 fold under 2cm at the top of the curtain panel and lightly iron. An alternative to suspender hooks is miniature wood clothespins.

If not just add curtain rings that will hook over the nails. Add 16cm to allow for the top. You can do something as simple as hammering forged nails into a strip of wood and then using those nails to hold your curtains. Fold them over another 1 and press to create the top and bottom hems.

1 measure the length from the curtain pole down to where you want the curtain to end. Sew curtain rings to the backs of the panels attaching them at the hem line at the top using a technique called tacking. Pin the eyelet tape along the top edge of the fabric.