These DIY custom roller shades with blackout fabric cost me about $33 each to make using bright floral fabric with blackout fabric…
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Introduction

In this article, we will explain a step-by-step process to make roller shades using blackout fabric for windows.

Materials Needed

  • Roller shade kit
  • Blackout fabric
  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape
  • Marker
  • Fabric glue
  • Iron
  • Staple gun
  • Staples

Step 1: Measure and Cut the Fabric

Measure the width and length of your window, leaving extra inches for seam allowances. Cut the blackout fabric according to these measurements.

Step 2: Iron and Glue the Seams

Iron the fabric to remove any wrinkles, and then fold and glue the edges to create neat seams.

Step 3: Mounting the Roller Shade Mechanism

Follow the instructions provided with the roller shade kit to mount the mechanism to the top of the window.

Step 4: Attach the Fabric

Slide the blackout fabric onto the roller shade tube and use a staple gun to secure it in place.

Conclusion

By following these simple steps, you can create your own roller shades using blackout fabric. These shades will provide excellent light-blocking capabilities and help maintain privacy in any room.

FAQs

1. Can I use a different type of fabric instead of blackout fabric?

Blackout fabric is recommended for optimal light-blocking. However, you can experiment with other fabrics, keeping in mind that the level of light filtration may vary.

2. Can I machine wash the roller shades?

It is best to spot clean the shades with a damp cloth. Avoid submerging them in water or machine washing to prevent damage to the mechanism.

3. Are roller shades difficult to install?

No, roller shades are quite easy to install with the help of a roller shade kit and following the provided instructions.

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20 Comments
  1. Enriqueta Mtz 1 year ago

    Gracias justo lo que necesito mi gracias.

  2. Mirtha Passols 1 year ago

    Ni los subtítulos ponen en español!!!!…..es una falta de consideración!!!….

  3. Mirtha Passols 1 year ago

    Sería mejor que traduzcan al español!!!!….no todos entienden inglishhh!!!!!😒😒😒😒

  4. Shar Ron Josey 1 year ago

    Great Job

  5. Teresa Amaya 1 year ago

    Muy bueno pero en Español por Favor Gracias

  6. Lindo trabalho! Pena não tem não tem legenda em portugues

  7. root lori 1 year ago

    so pretty!!!! I need to make curtains for our Boler trailer soon so am looking for inspiration! 🙂

  8. Mog-Gyver O'Neill 1 year ago

    You could reverse the pole, and wind the fabric so it is the good side showing, it would fall from the front not the back of the pole, and the white backing wouldn't show.

  9. Debbie Montford 1 year ago

    Beautiful. When’s the tour of your SheShed?

  10. Diana Rivas Padilla 1 year ago

    Me hubiera gustado en español

  11. Loretta Bertini 1 year ago

    Molto molto carina !e' un tessuto doppio? Si puo' applicare su una struttura gia' esistente? Ti ringrazio ,un saluto ciao

  12. scott webber 1 year ago

    I question the adhesive because the sun heat makes it letgo n u wouldn’t wnat issues afterwards

  13. Diva-Nicole 1 year ago

    Your shades are beautiful 😍

  14. Judy Zeigler 1 year ago

    Very nice , so cute and the colors are great. Love then.

  15. Helen Coppard 1 year ago

    Thank you for sharing. Your blinds look fantastic, love the colours.. I must have a go at this myself..❤❤🎉

  16. Ollie D'Amico 1 year ago

    Great guide, thank you! I need to make a weird set of roller shades that starts about 20% down from the top of the window and has a cutout to accommodate a cat bed and air conditioner. This video gets me most of the way there!

  17. Hi there, i am a new subscriber. I am going to be redoing my window shades in our bedrooms. Great tips and thanks for sharing mistakes. That is how we learn. Yours turned out nice!😊

  18. Matilda Efrosi 1 year ago

    Super❤🎉

  19. Aarti 1 year ago

    Very nice

  20. Gabriela Deuschle 1 year ago

    I just bought some new beautiful curtains for my patio door. I have a bay window across from the room that have black and white buffalo checkered curtains that look like Roman shades. If that makes sense. It's the kind that have this pretty droop in the middle after you tie them up at the ends. Anyway, I think I'm going to buy another panel and create roller blinds like this to match them. My curtains are a beautiful floral and they wild look so pretty behind the checkered curtains! Thank you for the idea! I wish we could show you our end result with before and after pictures so you could see what I'm talking about lol! Loved your video! Thank you for sharing!❤

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