How To Use Pin On Curtain Hooks at Will Dakin blog

How To Use Pin On Curtain Hooks. The sharp, pointed end goes into the fabric. Place the point of your pins just above the hem on your pocket or header and slide them into the fabric. Drapery pins (figure a) are inserted into the back (lining side) of the panels. Use drapery pins/hooks for hanging curtains of different pleat styles. To use curtain pin hooks, you need to choose pin hooks that match your curtains and rod, insert the pin hooks into the back of your curtains, and hang your curtains on the rod with rings or clips. Space pins evenly for uniform gathers or pleats. How to pin drapery hooks: Experiment with pin placements for different curtain styles and effects. Insert pins into the back pocket or lower backside of each pleat. Slide curtains gently along the rod for an even distribution. Inserting metal pin hooks into curtains and drapery can be painful on the hands and fingers. As you do so, work the fabric so that the pin goes through the back of the rod.

The sharp, pointed end goes into the fabric. To use curtain pin hooks, you need to choose pin hooks that match your curtains and rod, insert the pin hooks into the back of your curtains, and hang your curtains on the rod with rings or clips. Slide curtains gently along the rod for an even distribution. Place the point of your pins just above the hem on your pocket or header and slide them into the fabric. Experiment with pin placements for different curtain styles and effects. Drapery pins (figure a) are inserted into the back (lining side) of the panels. Inserting metal pin hooks into curtains and drapery can be painful on the hands and fingers. Use drapery pins/hooks for hanging curtains of different pleat styles. Space pins evenly for uniform gathers or pleats. How to pin drapery hooks:

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How To Use Pin On Curtain Hooks Space pins evenly for uniform gathers or pleats. Space pins evenly for uniform gathers or pleats. Drapery pins (figure a) are inserted into the back (lining side) of the panels. The sharp, pointed end goes into the fabric. Use drapery pins/hooks for hanging curtains of different pleat styles. How to pin drapery hooks: To use curtain pin hooks, you need to choose pin hooks that match your curtains and rod, insert the pin hooks into the back of your curtains, and hang your curtains on the rod with rings or clips. Slide curtains gently along the rod for an even distribution. As you do so, work the fabric so that the pin goes through the back of the rod. Inserting metal pin hooks into curtains and drapery can be painful on the hands and fingers. Experiment with pin placements for different curtain styles and effects. Place the point of your pins just above the hem on your pocket or header and slide them into the fabric. Insert pins into the back pocket or lower backside of each pleat.