How Do You Use Curtain Tape With Pleater?

How do you put on curtain tape?

Taking your curtain tape, tuck 1.5 to 2? between the layers at one end and pin in place.

1. Work your way along the crease, pulling your curtain fabric and curtain tape tight as you go, removing each pin and replacing it to attach the curtain tape.
2. Sew along the top of the curtain tape about quarter inch in from the edge.

Which way up does pinch pleat tape go?

Ensure that the pocket rows on the tape are facing up and yellow line is at the bottom, the turned edge matches the panel overlap (or butting) edge, place the tape across the panel, leaving 1/8” between the top edges of the tape and the panel. Pin. 5.

How do you put curtain tape on curtains?

Stitching the Tape to the Curtain. Straight stitch along the top and bottom of the tape. Take the material over to your sewing machine and use a simple straight stitch to sew across the top of the tape so it’s attached to the liner. Then, sew straight stitches along the bottom of the tape so it’s completely secure.

What does curtain tape do?

Curtain tape, which is also frequently referred to as drapery tape, is used to hold the top pleat of curtains or drapes in place. Many people also use this type of tape to create an attractive border along the top of their curtains.

How do you use Pleater tape on a hook?

Lay the pleater tape on the back of the top, fold under the ends, and pin. Make sure the pockets are on the bottom of the tape and facing out. Take note of the different color threads and sew around the edges of the tape on those lines. Take a hook and insert the ends of the prongs into the pockets.

How deep should curtain tape be?

Again, the most common depths for this type of tape are 45mm and 70mm. Arguably, this type of tape gives the neatest pleats. It should always be used with a curtain width factor of 2. The 45mm tape has 3 cords and two hook positions and the 70mm tape has four cords with two hook positions.

What is heading tape on curtains?

Pencil Pleat, also known as Tape Top or 3” Tape curtains, is the standard heading for curtains and valances. Pencil pleat curtain heading usually consists of three rows of string threaded through it for three hook positions to suit all types of track and pole.

What is Pleater tape?

Best Pleat Pleater Tape is 4 inches wide and used in drapery headings to make creating pleats easy. Use with traverse pleater hooks to make triple pinch pleated curtains. Sew the tape to the back of the heading and side the ends of the hooks into the pockets on the tape to make perfect pleats.

How much curtain tape do I need?

Standard Curtain Heading – 3″ Or 6″ Deep Tape
For the best results for this type of curtain heading aim for a minimum fullness of 2.25 times the rail width. This will give an adequate amount of fullness to the pencil pleats, across the full width of the window when the curtains are in the closed position.

How do you attach curtain liner hooks?

Using the curtain hooks included in your lining kit, insert them into the lining tape pockets and then into the bottom pockets of the curtain tape. Pull each curtain hook so the downward arm of the hook lies over the face side of the lining.

How do you use a two prong drapery hook?

One hook is needed at the back of each set of pleats and at each end of the panel (4). Insert one of the two prongs into each of the two adjacent pockets (1). Pull both prongs through, while flipping the hook (2). The hook is now securely inserted (3).

What hooks to use for pencil pleat curtains?

The hooks that spike into the curtain come in one size as you can choose the spot to pierce the curtain. Sheer Curtains with hooks use a slightly different hook. The hook for a sheer pleated curtain is called a pin hook. We use pin hooks in sheer curtains so you can get the height correct.

How do you put pleats in curtains?

Arrange the pleats neatly in folds and then use a steamer (or an iron that produces steam) to apply continuous steam to the lining to help set the folds. Leave your drapes hanging for a few days and then re-fold the pleats and steam the other side for the best results.

What is the difference between French pleat and pinch pleat?

pinch pleat is the same as French pleat. Two prong pleats are good for showing off a patterned fabric and using more drapery rings. Grommets are casual and more modern. The metal of the grommet accents other aspects of your decor.

What is the difference between pencil pleat and pinch pleat curtains?

Pinch pleat is a decorative heading for curtains, suitable for all fabrics. Pinch pleats use more fabric and are fuller than pencil pleats. The pleats are hand-sewn in and permanently fixed for more luxurious, tailored look.This will allow us to gather your curtains to the correct width.

How much shorter should curtain lining be?

Regular lining should be 7.5cm (3″) shorter than the curtain fabric. Thermal lining is too bulky to create a double hem, so needs to be 17.5cm (6?”) shorter than the curtain fabric.

How do you sew shirring tape on curtains?

How to Sew on Shirring Tape

1. Hem sides and bottom of whatever you are sewing your tape onto. Save the top for last.
2. Fold the top down to the wrong side about one inch and pin.
3. Sew tape in place, stitching on both sides of every cord and taking care not to sew on the cord itself.
4. Knot cords on one end.

What is flanged curtain tape?

25mm Cream Flanged Lining Curtain Tape is an excellent quality curtain tape, perfect for use with a variety of curtain fabrics.Flanged Lining Curtain Tape has a 10mm pocket to insert loose linings.

What are the different curtain headings?

We Provide You 12 Curtain Heading Types

• Rod Pocket(Pole Pocket) A pocket is sewn across the top of the curtain panel through which the curtain rod is inserted.
• Pencil Pleat.
• Versatile Pleat.
• Tab Top.
• Back Tab(Concealed Tab Top)
• Double Box Pleat.
• Triple Box Pleat.
• Single Pinch Pleat.