Sheer drapery from A-Z Tutorial

[@aodesanmi]

This is so so good. Thank you! I’ve struggled with sheets but I’m definitely using this methods going forward

[@tullydraperyshop]

Awesome! Glad to hear your comment! Once I started making sheers from the top down I was hooked on this method. Thank you Abiola! That’s a pretty name! Happy sewing!

[@juliebarsan2568]

Great video; hope to see these continue! This is really helpful especially to those of us new to this industry.

[@tullydraperyshop]

More to come! Thank you for watching and thanks for the comment! So happy to hear you enjoyed the video and that it’s helpful to you.

[@colin101981]

This was very helpful, thank you so much. I'd love to see more videos. Home dec is a favourite of mine to sew. Getting a really crisp, clean and professional look is important to me, so that would be very much appreciated. Regards from North Wales UK. 🙋🏻‍♂😊

[@tullydraperyshop]

Wonderful! Thank you for the nice comment!!! I’ll do more videos about the math and figuring pleats. I do have several other videos on KZbin that might also be helpful.

[@tullydraperyshop]

I also have a Patreon channel which has extended and exclusive videos and Tips & Tricks that you might enjoy watching.

[@barbararoth6620]

I love watching your videos. They are always so helpful. In the past I have hand basted the buckram at the top edge to hold it in place but I like your method. Thank you for sharing!

[@tullydraperyshop]

Glad to help! Thanks for the comment!❤

[@melissacooper6891]

Such a fantastic video on Euro shams with zippers. You make it look so easy. Can you explain why you sewed a 27” finished pillow with 30” down inserts? Would foam inserts be the same? Thank you.

[@tullydraperyshop]

Thank you for the nice comment and for watching! I typically use an insert that is 2” larger than the finished pillow size. Sometimes even bigger like in this case. The larger the pillow the larger the insert needs to be to really fill the pillow.