Diy Top Down Bottom Up Shades. It could well be that the first models of the roman shades that open from top and bottom could well have been a home effort by a hobbyist. Anyway, that is what it is.
Though brian and i had been given two estimates on our quirky living room windows; Christina from the diy mommy wanted to add a personal touch and some privacy to her kitchen, so she opted to add plaid roman shades. The very nature of the construction would make it something of an unusual attempt to be taken by the more professional of outfitters.
To open up just the bottom portion of your window, detach the top rod, fold it down on the window side and.
Turn the bottom hem up 1 1/2 inches and sew in place. Allow an extra 20 inches in length. I've heard your feedback and i've created a new video that has clear diagrams of how to install your top down roman shade. Turn the bottom hem up 1 1/2 inches and sew in place.