Custom Drapery Studio: Epi 4 Designing Panels

Custom Drapery Studio: Designing Panels Episode 4
We have just remodeled a mini Custom Drapery Studio to teach and film in. Now that it’s time to decorate, we thought it would be fun to include our viewers in the decision-making process.
Weekly on the LIVE WITH SANDR V SHOW, (Facebook Page Link Below), we will be asking for your feedback as we fabricate or create something useful. Ultimately, our goal is to educate and inspire you on how you can build a custom drapery workroom and create in a space of your own.
Episode 4: Designing the Panels
In this episode we begin layering the fabrics, then move on to applying the small 1/2” flange and 3.5” band on the lead edge. In Episode 5 we will cut out the goblet pleated header using the pattern we drafted, and finish our panel.
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Great Series Sandra!

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Andrew Hatchett thank you!! One more to go and the panels will be completed!