easiest roman shade

The easiest roman shade to make...without using the complicated mini blind roman shade method.
This roman shade is the simplest style of roman shade...no fancy lift kit or roman shade ribs. Very few supplies required. Anyone can accomplish this style roman shade!
Everything you need to make this roman shade...
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[@livysowell6028]

I have looked at many explanations of how to make a Roman shade-this one is the best. I have successfully made one for my son’s family and they’re very happy. Thanks for your clear, easy to follow directions!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you so much Livy! I really need to make a new Roman shade video due to the poor sound snd editing. I’m a little better at editing now.

[@msdixie1972]

My sister has been doing this for years and I never could find a video on YT. Everything was so unnecessarily complicated! I knew it was simple but she lived in another state. Tfs this great, simple but beautiful design with clear directions. ❤️👍🏼

[@MimzyandCompany]

You're welcome. It is really simple, but seemingly difficult. Thanks for the comment.

[@brettepruitt8960]

This is the second Mimzy tutorial that I have found to be very helpful. I'm making a similar shade for my back door and thanks to the clarity and simplicity of this tutorial I'm not intimidated. By the way, those pink glasses are very flattering.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you! I really need to make a new roman shade video! that one has such bad audio...

[@dulcehabibulah5235]

Frst ever roman shade tutorial thatvi am able to follow! Thank you! I have had the rings and cord for years and did not there work on it! and now I have the fabric! ready! thanks so much!

[@MimzyandCompany]

That’s great! So glad it helped.

[@Audrey-km9in]

Best explanation/demonstration I have ever watched! I now feel equipped to tackle this project. Thank you so very much.

[@melissalombardo7839]

Oh that’s awesome! So glad to hear it! Thanks!

[@hilltop9098]

Very easy to understand, lovely blind 🇬🇧........one week later and I’ve made my blind and it looks so professional, thank you, I’m so grateful for this excellent lesson in Roman blind making.

[@MimzyandCompany]

thank you!

[@megpease2181]

Thank you for your description of how to make/hang the blinds, best application description, I have found. Out tomorrow to purchase what is needed... :-)

[@jamiepriese2213]

finally a video that is super easy to understand and has the middle cord to be more suportive. Thank you

[@MimzyandCompany]

You're welcome! glad it helped. Thank you for the comment.

[@glendaw.6539]

Glad I found this. They're are so many tutorials that make the construction part of relaxed romans look like a nightmare!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Roman shades are super simple, especially relaxed shades. Then once you feel comfortable with a relaxed shade you can start to think about putting in ribs etc. Thank you for commenting!

[@lindawalton8384]

@@MimzyandCompany ..ribs?

[@MimzyandCompany]

@@lindawalton8384 the thin dowel pieces that go horizontally across the shade at the rings to make the shade very straight when lifted.

[@kathrynlayne855]

Great tutorial. Quick and to the point. You’re the only video I’ve watched that discussed how it mounts against the wall. Great info, thanks!!

[@MimzyandCompany]

I’m glad it helped. I need to make a new Roman shade video…the quality of this one is terrible. But thank you for commenting.

[@monserratelapuerta2320]

Nice relax roman shade your a great sewer.

[@terrijohnson459]

Excellent...I'm going to try it!!! The best one I've seen yet.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Terri Johnson great! I’m glad this helped!

[@westleycarmelo1826]

@Denver Aarav Yea, I have been watching on flixzone for months myself :D

[@hmbogi]

This was the easiest to follow tutorial that I've seen. Great job!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you so much Holly!

[@helenbutler2401]

That was an excellent tutorial-so easy to understand-thank you!

[@MimzyandCompany]

thanks Helen! thanks for commenting.

[@judyannnegri8274]

Even I can do this! Thanks for the clarity...

[@MimzyandCompany]

You're Welcome JudyAnn! Yes, you can do it!

[@sueandrews2476]

I felt relaxed watching you make this! I’m gonna make one myself! Great tutorial.❤

[@MimzyandCompany]

wow thank you Sue! I really need to remake this video...my filming and editing skills are much better now.😃

[@kathleenanderson33]

Fab thank you clear instructions thank you from Wales UK

[@MimzyandCompany]

You’re welcome Kathleen! Thanks for commenting.

[@RinpochesRose]

Wonderfully clear instructions, thank you 🙂

[@MimzyandCompany]

youre welcome! thanks for commenting.

[@jacobsladderpa]

Well done mimzy! Clear and concise!

[@melissalombardo7839]

Thanks Rob. I really need to remake this video. The sound quality etc is bad.

[@marinarivas3766]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial.

[@MimzyandCompany]

you're so welcome! thank you for the comment.

[@shiivanshleekhishasmasti5783]

Very nice explanation n demonstration... Love from India

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you Shiivansh!

[@NSQ22]

Great tutorial, thank you!!

[@MimzyandCompany]

You’re welcome LIBDA! Thanks for commenting.

[@blissrenee1]

This is fantastic!! thank you so much

[@MimzyandCompany]

You’re so welcome. Thanks for the comment. I plan to remake this video since this one is old, and my editing skills were kindergarten level then. Now I’m about 5th grade level so stay tuned.😂

[@vbowles93]

so helpful and easy to follow thank you!

[@MimzyandCompany]

you're welcome Victoria. Thanks for the comment. I intend to make some new roman shade videos soon since this one has bad audio.

[@Bee-vk5cu]

Love it 😍 thank you 🙏🏻 🐝

[@MimzyandCompany]

You’re welcome! Thank you for commenting!

[@iswhatitiskiddo5155]

Thanks. Very good directions.

[@MimzyandCompany]

You are welcome!

[@christinawilliams9057]

Great instructions!! Thank you!

[@MimzyandCompany]

You're welcome! I'm about to make another roman shade for my laundry room and I'll make another video.this one is kinda bad audio.

[@christinawilliams9057]

Looking forward to it !!!

[@Carlosization1]

Love you!

[@meleshalyles5550]

great video!!!

[@MimzyandCompany]

well ...thank you! I need to make a new video for this because the messed up audio, etc....thank you for commenting though.

[@mjbrownlee7979]

Awesome❤👍

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thanks MJ. Thanks for leaving a comment.

[@lynnerobinson1054]

Clever I like your video easy to follow

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you Lynne!

[@julianaewusi-essel6946]

😊thank you for sharing

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thanks for watching!

[@mastarbasir2333]

Nice

[@ktewin]

it seems that there is an echo or is it another person talking in the room?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Joanie Marie yes. It’s really a bad edit job on this video. I need to make a new Roman shade video....one day.

[@lettyl5921]

Thank you.

[@deborahneuzil118]

So glad you made this a friend want me to make shades for windows that are on an angle any ideas

[@MimzyandCompany]

I would use paper to make a template of the angle that the header needs to be, so you have a pattern.

[@curious8890]

Thank you. All my questions were answered in the various comments.

[@MimzyandCompany]

excellent. I need to make a new roman shade video now that my video editing has improved. this one is not great.

[@curious8890]

@@MimzyandCompany I don't know how you do it! Seems like some mad skills. Have fun updating your tutorial. I like this one but improvements are good too.

[@ashleysloggett]

Not to take away from this awesome tutorial but you look exactly like a cross between Reese Witherspoon and Kate Moss!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Awe, that's really sweet! I used to get that a lot when i was in high school. both people. thank you

[@deborahs6135]

Such a helpful video. Thank you! I have one question: how do you attractively secure the lines when the shade is pulled all the way up?

[@MimzyandCompany]

I use tiny clear or brass cleats made for securing blinds. like a tiny boat cleat. and you can buy a little plastic cap for the end of your cords...you put the cords through the hole in the cap, tie a knot in all the cords and then pull the cap over the knot.

[@bettymiller1929]

Very helpful....

[@MimzyandCompany]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment Betty!

[@dperez6093]

Hi there! This is the easiest tutorial I have found and I’m convinced I can do these! Question... I’m looking for the more “sagged” look in the middle...can I get away with just using two rows of rings? Just the sides and not the middle. Would that work?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Absolutely! just a row of rings on each side of the shade will do the trick. Good luck...you can do it.

[@SuperMsmith123]

if we don't want the smile at the bottom and just want it flat-- how do we achieve that? And you never showed how to sew in the hooks and thread the string thru it -- what kind of string. Great video loved the draper panel one too.

[@joantozer9255]

Thanks for such a clear, practical video! The only part which I didn't see was the channels for the rods? Do you stitch them after you've marked the dots for the ring placement?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Hi Joan, thank you for commenting. I didn't use any rods in this roman shade. I'm about to do a new roman shade for my laundry room with the shade ribs(rods). check back soon.

[@griscampa]

Thanks for your tutorial. I plan to use a viscose linen blend on my roman shade and I like this relaxed look. Just confirming that you did not use dowels to get this relaxed look. Please advise.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Correct, I only used a dowel/wood at the bottom.

[@rainskitchenandgarden]

Great tutorial! Looks so easy to make. What would you say is the best fabric to use for the shade so that it folds well?

[@MimzyandCompany]

a medium weight decorator fabric...the fabric in the back of Joann Fabrics that comes on the 54" wide rolls. Not upholstery weight and not too thin/light either.

[@rainskitchenandgarden]

@@MimzyandCompany Thanks! :)

[@lindawalton8384]

@@MimzyandCompany I already cut 8 big pieces and didn't know it was apolstery. What can I do?

[@MimzyandCompany]

@@lindawalton8384 you can still use upholstery weight fabric. It’ll just be thick to sew through, but the only place it’ll difficult is at the bottom hem because you’ll have to sew through 3 layers of the upholstery fabric. You could hand sew it if your machine can’t handle it. You can do it!

[@dik6165]

Nice thank you! If want them more relaxed with a smile how do you achieve that?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Only put lift cord on the outside edges.

[@kristensigourney1401]

Thanks for this! I am thinking of making some but I think I'd like them to be even a bit softer so the bottom would hang curved rather than straight across. Would I accomplish this by not putting the weight bar in the bottom?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Just put lift cord on the outside edges only. That’ll do it.

[@Holly-hl1vm]

Thank you!!

[@MimzyandCompany]

thanks Holly.

[@yasminefazeli7592]

Hi Mimzy this is really helpful, my only questions is how can you calculate the length you need to have enough pleats in your shade? my window is 109 L x 88 w cm.

[@MimzyandCompany]

The length of your shade should simply be the length of your window. When your shade is down it will be flat. It'll only have pleats when the shade is drawn up. If you want pleats when the shade is down then that is called a hobbled roman shade and that's totally different. In that case you'd need double the length of your window in fabric.

[@melissafreebern4644]

How do you lock the shade without the cord lock hardware when pulling it up?

[@MimzyandCompany]

I use a blind cord cleat , looks just like a boat cleat but smaller.

[@cherylpietrok5962]

What is the best wood to us on your header! Could you please demonstrate a faux Roman valance outside mount.

[@MimzyandCompany]

for wood I just use the cheapest pine 1x2 or 1x3 from Home Depot. Yes , I'll make an outside mount video asap.

[@nicholeprice467]

This was a great video. Instead of the string, could I put magnets where the eye loops would go? Didn’t want the string if I could help it. Thank you

[@MimzyandCompany]

hmm...very good question. I suppose you could, It would be worth a try! But if you don't want the strings you could order spring operated headrails that are really nice, but a bit pricey. I'll be making some spring operated romans soon for my patio and using those special headrails. But give the magnets a try...I'm curious to hear how it works.

[@nicholeprice467]

@@MimzyandCompany I will give it a try in a smaller scale and see how it goes. Thank you

[@christyjaded]

I love how simple this is

[@MimzyandCompany]

No, not as long as you place enough rings horizontally across the blind. My kitchen window is 72" across and it's perfectly straight. I spaced the rings 12" apart, which is about the max distance.

[@christyjaded]

@@MimzyandCompany Ah lovely thank you!! :)

[@kristenhenry8895]

Rather than stapling the shade into the mounting board, would velcro work in order to make these removable and washable? Or would you risk the chance that a strong velcro not being able to support the curtain and bottom rod's weight?

[@MimzyandCompany]

You could definitely use Velcro. I would use 1” wide Velcro so that it’ll hold well.

[@donnam9177]

I can only find 36” long dowels. My shade will be 56”. Will glueing the together hold up? Great video.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yes. you can also just use some masking tape to hold them together. Thank you for commenting!

[@lindawalton8384]

Easiest so far. Pulleys seemed complicated for me.

[@vickiestgeorge314]

If I am making a shade 46 inches wide, would I get the “smile” look to the drape? Or would they hang straight across at each section? I do not want the “smile” look.

[@MimzyandCompany]

If you don’t want a smile you’ll need 5 rows of lift cord. I’d do 5 rows 9” apart. And put a towel at the bottom.

[@susangraham171]

I had difficulty following this video. For instance, how do you apply the ring hardware on the back of the shade? Also, can you put in blackout liner?

[@MimzyandCompany]

You can definitely use blackout. The rings are just sewn onto the back of the shade. I use two or three stitches to hold each ring on place. I need to make a new roman shade video pretty bad...this one is old and not good quality.

[@brookburnham2182]

Hi! I’m following your method on making a Roman shade. My shade is going to be much wider. How would I add the string to 53x53 shade? I believe I need more than 3 rows. Could you help?

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes for sure...I'd do 6 vertical rows of rings so they'd be spaced approx. 8"-9" apart. 8"-10" spacing between the lift cord is ideal.

[@brookburnham2182]

mimzy & company oh gosh. How do I string 6 rows for the lift cords (the direction). Does that make sense? What I am talking about is around 7:24 in your video. Thank you so much for the reply!

[@brookburnham2182]

mimzy & company never mind 🤦🏻‍♀️. They all just string up and over.

[@lemku3318]

Is possible make it from wool blanket? I want warm but lazy drapes to windblowy windows

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes, totally possible. the fabric stores also sell an insulated lining that looks like quilted fabric and it'll keep the cold out. I was just looking at it today. My mother in law used it on all her windows in Indiana and it kept her house very cozy. I'm in Florida so we don't really get cold. ;). Thanks for asking

[@mikimaruii]

I can't wait to make my first Roman shades! I have one question. Is there any way to make the shades removable from the headrail so I can launder them once in a while? I guess unscrewing the shades would fray the fabric. Would Velcro be sturdy enough to hold the shades? My window is 45 w x 35 l.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yes! For sure you can use velcro to attach your shade to the head rail! Just use a 1" or wider and make sure to staple the velcro to the headrail(not just stick). But if your going to wash your shade then you need to prewash your fabric AND lining before you fabricate it. Good question! I may do this on a shade i'm about to make for my laundry room.

[@mikimaruii]

@@MimzyandCompany Thanks for your quick reply!! Good to know that I’d need to staple the Velcro … makes perfect sense!

[@lauracabrera3846]

Is it possible to have the blind open at the top instead of the bottom? It would be nice to be able to let the light in the top, but have the blind actually closed at eye level and down when living with near neighbours.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yes. It’s possible, you’d have buy the header kit for a bottom up top down Roman shade.

[@angelcap201]

Hi. I think out of 20 or so videos, yours is the one I’m going to try. So one question. Is it not necessary to use dowels then? Oops two questions. My window is 44 inches. Do you recommend two or three cords. Thankyou

[@melissalombardo7839]

Definitely three cords, unless you want the shade to have a smile. Dowels are not necessary, however if you plan to open and close the shade daily, the dowels will keep the shades neat snd tidy every time you raise them.

[@angelcap201]

@@melissalombardo7839 Thankyou. 3 it is!!

[@melissalombardo7839]

@@angelcap201 Yw😀

[@aprilscott6724]

Could you do this with a natural or jute option for that coastal look?

[@unknownunknown-kz6ew]

When you sew the rings on I assume they have to stitch through to the front fabric?

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes, I try to only take up a couple threads on the face fabric. Fortunately you only see the stitches when the shade is all the way down.

[@gayleparuta8597]

I’m in the process of making this shade, after making the “3inch hem and ultimately 11/2 inch “ hem my 1x2 board won’t fit into a 1 1/2 inch seam.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Maybe pick up a wood dowel at Home Depot.

[@fineartlifestyling]

What is if I want a linen sheer shade without lining? I can't find any information on how to attach the rings in that case?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Exactly the same. You just have to attach to the face fabric. So you’ll see the stitching when your shade is all the way down. When the shade is up the stitching is hidden because it’s in the folds. When sewing just try to pick only a couple threads of the fabric each stitch. And only do 3 stitches…that’ll be plenty. Sheer linen shades will be beautiful! I’d love to see your result! Tag me on IG @mimzyandco

[@RaptureReady1921]

How did you put the strings through? What did you use to attach them?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Betty Dunbar you put the strings through “o” rings that are sewn on. Then you thread the lift cord through them and tie it to the bottom O ring only. Does that makes sense? I’m about to make some more Ronan’s in the next couple weeks and I’ll make a better video....this one is not great. Waiting to buy my fabric on Black Friday.😜

[@petert3037]

Do you sew the rod pockets through the outer fabric and lining? doesn't the stitching show on the front?

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes, if you use a blind hem it will be nearly imperceptible . But, really a straight stitch is not the end of the world. You have to start somewhere.

[@graysonstudios]

How did you attach all the rings and stuff at the top to make the puppy work

[@MimzyandCompany]

Jessica Mccarble you use eye hooks and fasten them into your 1x2 mounting board above each row of lift cord. I need to remake this video cuz this vid is not the greatest.

[@yahyanadeem5795]

Hi, Will u plz remake this 🎥 as soon🙏☺

[@MimzyandCompany]

I'll try to make a new video on this asap...sorry this one is so crappy.

[@MimzyandCompany]

@@yahyanadeem5795 Yes! definitely ...I'll put it to the top of my list. I'll try to have it posted next week.

[@rizpahjael1]

💜💜💜

[@aurorestubbs3926]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. However, I have a question: I see only two cords going trough the pull... where is the third one attached to, and which one of the cords is not going through the pull? Thank you.

[@MimzyandCompany]

If you're talking about at the end of the video...It totally looks like only two cords , but there are absolutely 3 three cords. two must be kinda stuck together.

[@aurorestubbs3926]

@@MimzyandCompany Dear Mimzy, Thank you very much for your so quick reply. I had watched this video and the one where you show how to thread and install the shade. You make it look so easy! Thank you for a wonderful tutorial.❤

[@dik6165]

Is stitch Witchery a no sew alternative? My sewing machine is broken and can’t but a new one right now.

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes. it's also called hem tape. you can buy it at any fabric store or Walmart. It works great, you just have to use high heat to get it to bond when you're heating through a couple layers of fabric.

[@maggieornsteen1971]

Will this method work work for a window that is 72 inches wide by 55 inches long? Thank you, Maggie

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yes. Exactly the same. You’ll be sewing A LOT. Of rings!

[@maggieornsteen1971]

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. You make it look so easy. Can’t wait to make one! I’m also wondering what type/weight of cord you use and also the ring size. The rings you used look like they are smaller than a dime. Is that about the size. Maggie

[@serenityfuneralhome661]

I would have watched this to the end but there is another person talking in the background.

[@implodingsoftly]

it's really trippy but not great for a tutorial lol

[@MsGreenmermaid]

Ye I couldn't concentrate, pity 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@laurahughes1987]

I love this and have just made it to the instructions as it’s exactly the size I need. Great tutorial! Thank you! ❤it looks amazing.

[@donnam9177]

Did you stitch rings through just lining or both lining & fabric?

[@MimzyandCompany]

both. but I try to only pick up a couple threads of the face fabric. Although you can only see the stitches when the shade is down.

[@nancyazevedo883]

Question. I have a window that is 70 w x 34 L. Can I make a shade that wide????

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes. you'll be sewing a lot of rings...40 or more. You may want to use ring tape so you don't have do all that hand sewing of rings. I've made them wider for a very large screened patio/lanai. You can railroad your fabric if there's no pattern, or you'll have to put a full width down the center and split a width for the outsides.

[@MimzyandCompany]

good luck...you can do it!

[@julieolson1321]

I am confused. I thought a relaxed roman shade didn't have a weight bar at the bottom. I would think without it you would get the 'smile'. Am I wrong in thinking that?

[@MimzyandCompany]

I've always thought of a relaxed roman as not having shade ribs, but it could be with or without the bottom weight bar. I could be wrong.

[@karenmcginnmcginn6402]

Hi! What did you use as your weight bar?

[@MimzyandCompany]

I used a wood dowel from Home Depot.

[@karenp8963]

You mentioned it briefly,.... so how do you get the "smile" look at the bottom of the shade?

[@MimzyandCompany]

don't use and roman shade ribs and only put the rings on the outside edges.

[@msp4965]

You added rods, or you skipped them?????i mean into the blind along with that rod you putted at the bottom

[@MimzyandCompany]

No rods. I’m about to make a new Roman shade video this week so check back. I’ve been meaning to replace this video for sooo long!

[@tiffanyrowandotcom]

How do you clean the shade?

[@MimzyandCompany]

I vacuum mine with my brush attachment. I have seen romans that are velcro-ed to the mounting board so they can be removed and cleaned, but you'd have to prewash everything. That seems like a lot of trouble to take it down, unstring etc. the vacuum does the trick for me.

[@amberwatson2888]

Could anyone please explain a little better how to string it and what I need. I would love to make this for my kitchen window

[@MimzyandCompany]

I guess I need to do a video on that aspect alone. noted....stay tuned I'm about to make a roman for my laundry room.

[@amberwatson2888]

@@MimzyandCompany thank you SO MUCH... I tried to look at different videos but noone explains it as well as you! They complicate it. I don't have a sewing machine. Also where I could find the cord rings and pullies would be great! You're the best!

[@MimzyandCompany]

@@amberwatson2888 hi amber, all the supplies are available at Joann fabrics as well as amazon.com. I think i might have a link to the products on amazaon in the description box below video.

[@amberwatson2888]

@@MimzyandCompany thanks so much! I've subscribed to your channel to see when you post the other video to explain how to string it once you do your laundry room one 😊

[@lauraroberts9959]

What do you use for a cord stop? In order to keep the shade up?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Not sure what you mean by cord stop. Are you talking about the cleat on the wall that holds the cord or are you talking about the lift cord that has the built-in beads to hold the cord?

[@marcohabermann8962]

What type of fabric did you use?

[@MimzyandCompany]

It’s a linen and poly blend.

[@theresasellers6845]

What keeps the shade raised?

[@MimzyandCompany]

The lift cord wraps around a cleat screwed into the wall or window frame. like a tiny boat cleat.

[@patsypryor9850]

what kind of string?

[@MimzyandCompany]

I use roman shade lift cord. it's a very thin braided cord. Amazon prime has it... amzn.to/3d3wCpf

[@donnascully4165]

What is the echo

[@MimzyandCompany]

I don’t know . The audio is terrible. I really need to remake this video. Soon.

[@user-iv6ty3cd5i]

I think the blind method may be easier

[@MimzyandCompany]

I just don't like all the re-doing and taking apart involved in the blind method.

[@calicobear6485]

Sound missing with the instructions for the cutting halfway through the explanation of cutting instructions.

[@MimzyandCompany]

yeah ...i really really need to remake this video. Audio is horrible.

[@kathimeci5179]

The echo in the audio is distracting. This looks like a nice tutorial. Will you consider redoing the audio?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yes! It’s been on my list for some time to remake this video!!! I will soon

[@OmasHouse5976]

I'm new to your channel and know you are going to be someone I have in my top watch. But when I watch this video it echoes everythign you say. Other videos aren't doing that, so I don't think it's my computer. Is anyone else hearing that?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you. This video does have terrible sound . I need to make a new Roman shade video.

[@jamndunk]

@@MimzyandCompany I watched it next to my sleeping partner with captions on anyways lol

[@jafallica]

I thought this was supposed to be easy.

[@MimzyandCompany]

just takes practice and patience. You can do it!

[@JOHANNA-qd6iz]

Why have to people talking at the same time .Sorry couldn't watch the whole video.

[@MrsIrisannie]

What are the background voices about?? I can not follow you.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Idk. It’s just a bad video. I need to remake this video stat. This was when I was really new at video editing.

[@tave9011]

Fix audio

[@MimzyandCompany]

yeah...I need to fix...one day.

[@lovesthesun77]

That was NOT easy 😢

[@MimzyandCompany]

It’s the easiest style of Roman to make. Maybe that should be the title.

[@jamndunk]

Well, handling lots of fabric & sewing lots of rings was never going to be - the nature of upholstery projects. However, Mimzy & Co gives a very clear & helpful overview IMHO.

[@gypsysoultoo]

What is that annoying back ground sound !

[@MimzyandCompany]

It’s my terrible editing skills back then. I really really need to remake this video.

[@cff5571]

Very poor instructions on how to mount the rings and strings she mentioned.

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yeah....I have a separate video specifically on rings, strings and board mounting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWfNZJqjgJl6iqc

[@jamndunk]

@@MimzyandCompany Thank you so much!

[@soso-rt-group9071]

Are you single?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Funny! No, happily married.