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Detailed tutorial teaching about the supplies, materials, and techniques you'll need to know in order to make a professional, functional, tailored, flat Roman shade. Learn about the best fabric and lining to use, shade rings, lift cord, how to string a shade, prepare a board, and mount your shade using velcro or staples, plus other tips and ...
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