If the final length needs to be different that 15”, what’s the math formula for figuring out how much space between pleats?

I certainly have enjoyed your instruction and successfully made a faux Roman Shade. My husband helped me figure out exactly what dimension to cut the fabric as it was fairly expensive and not easy to get more if I needed it. He enjoyed your demonstration also. Have you ever made a relaxed Faux Roman Shade where the folds are softer? If so, do you have any suggestion for the Verticle and Horizontal spacing of the rings? I want a softer look. Thank you, Martha

I learn so much from these videos! TU for ur efforts.

Thank you for this video, it is really helpful. I have an outdoor sofa and some of the seat cushions have gotten a little flat. Can I use a thicker Dacron to plump them back up or should I replace the foam?

I ca listen and follow ,but i cannot see a thing, wrong choice of fabric

Thanks so much❤

Great helpful video, thank you. Have one question. Do you wrap all sides, top and back also?

Great advice! !

This puzzled me until I saw this video. Thanks for the insight! Problem solved!

I realize that you don't sell this board anymore but I was wondering what I could make this type of board out of?

Great video! Lovely shade! I’m wondering where you found the material because I love that pattern!

Plus thank you for the tip about using too many sewing pins on the project, i really enjoy pinning for some reason lol.....but no, i had no clue on what too many pins could do. Thanks again 👍

Hi, I'm making my daughter a new set of kitchen curtains and I wanted to fancy them up a bit. This video was perfect for the style I was looking for. I think I'll even make myself a set when I'm done. Thanks again 👍 keep up the great work

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙂. How this would work on wider blinds?. How to avoid sagging effect? Greetings from UK

Wonderful tutorial!!! I hate to think of just threw it away though. You should donate your finished samples to a thrift store, preferably a non profit thrift store, someone might have just the right single window for it and just love it! Love your mother 🌎! Keep as much as you can out of the landfills. Thank you!

I had this issue for months and couldn't figure it out. Thank you for the easy to understand video!

I love that his last name is Weaver and he works with fabric✨👌🏻

I wish I could share a photo of my project, your videos helped me so much! I wasn't able to make them as professionally because of my space and equipment constraints but I'm still so happy with how they turned out!

I would so appreciate your own brand of “Weaver Patterns.” I would buy all of them!

I wonder how much he charges for a board mounted valance.

That was so amazing💗

Perfect, frustration was beginning to get to me !

I love this human❤🙏🏻

So great! Thank you!!

Well done. Been searching for info for Dacron.

I would love to buy a pattern,

Hola tendrás tutorial de las cenefas, no se que nombre tiene, pero es llevan unos amarres con del tipo swag victory valance

I like the pattern, and that looks easy to do, Where can I buy the pattern,

ok I have a question about bias and straight grain, you start off with a straight grain piece in one of your examples but then as your pleating upwards your pulling the sides right up in a different direction, so then arn't the fibres then being pulled into an almost bias direction. i'm just confused a little because of that fact?

Thank you for sharing! This is my full job but I have never made one like this! Now I know!

Thanks!!! I really need your video!

Scott, I followed your two videos closely for a first timer project on my grandmother's occasional chair. It turned out beautifully but I couldn't have done without your step by step instructions and very important tips like cutting the pattern a l-ttle bigger and how to tighten the springs. I chose to reuse the nails and not use a staple gun. I also kept the horse hair like you did. I did everything you did down to the Old English scratch cover. Thanks so much. Keep doing what you're doing.

i can't really see much difference maybe because there's a bright light on the left side and the right side is in darkness, can't see?

Thank you so so much! This was so perfect solution!

Thank you ❤

I'll give you $50 for the DeWalt laser you don't need it...😂

I was wondering how I’d get this right. Thankyou!

Hi Scott, What do you recommend as a weight if the width of the shade is over 72"?

Hi Scott. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I need to make a shade that will result in 3 folds at 2.5 inches apart. What vertical spacing should i use? Thank you.

Buenas tardes por favor me gustaría que me dieras las medidas Venezuela

The tip with pulling one thread out works ONLY when (in case of shortening inexpensive ready-made curtains) the top was done the same way (which is doubtful). If you cut the bottom this way without checking the top...then 'good night, Buddy'. Good tip, but only if you make the whole thing by yourself. Otherwise: trying to get a 90° bottom seam with this method on a ready-made panel is like playing the lottery. Most inexperienced DIY-er will take your word that it'll be perfect. Still, a good video.

How do I calculate if the finished swag needs to be 34" w x 12" drop?

Sir you are the best ❤

Great job. 👍🏻

You're a legend!!!

Fabulous fix!

Awesome! Do you have a pattern for changing it to a relaxed Roman?

Can a pole be used

How do you it zig zag and why ?

Hello Scott. Thank you for this very helpful video. However when I attach the last two sets of rings on both of the 5 inch mark they do not drape to create another fold but rather stack upon each other, which makes since when you think about it. I found I have to decrease the ring spacing to 3 1/2 inches to make the last fold show. And this would be in line with your formula of going from 6 1/2 to 5 then my assumption of 3 1/2. That is each ring placement decreases 1 1/2 inches from the previous one not counting the first placement which is set at 4 inches from the hem. Of course this formula only works for the faux Roman Shade. Can you comment on this please.