Roman Shade Hardware for Making Roman Shades

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Roman Shade Hardware and Supplies

Making roman shades is not just about the fabric... and how far apart to sew your rings. Installation is key to a professional result... and using the right supplies makes your roman shade even nicer! In this lens, I'm going to share with you all kinds of unique roman shade hardware and supplies for making roman shades. Many of these ideas and products will speed up the making of your roman shades... and others will give you the complete professional result.

3 things you should know about Roman Shade Hardware 

1. Choose roman shade supplies that complement the look of your roman shade. If you are going for a contemporary look, choose nickel plated shade rings. Select decorative cord drops and cleats that match your decor. If you will see the lift cord... choose a color that matches your fabric.

2. Select roman shade hardware that is appropriate for your installation. If you have a light roman shade, then all you may need is a simple roman shade cord lock. If you have heavy roman shades, consider installing a bead chain system to handle the weight.

3. Save yourself time and energy by being smart about your roman shade supplies. If you're sewing a slatted roman shade, consider using roman shade rib tape that will create a casing and give you loops to thread your lift cord. This tape will save you tons of time from sewing on individual rings. And this is just one example of how smart tools can save you time.

Roman Shade Hardware and Supplies 

Here's a list of recommended roman shade hardware and supplies to help you make your roman shades.
Roman Shade Hardware
This web site has all of your roman shade hardware and supplies. Roman shade rings, lift cord, cord locks and bead chain systems. This is one of the best roman shade hardware stores on the web.
Roman Shade Cord Locks
Raise and lower your roman shade like a blind. Simply pull on your lift cord, and lock your shade in the raised position.

Click on over to learn more about Roman Shade cord locks. Learn how to thread and install the cord lock, plus find out where to buy a cord lock for your roman shade.
Continuous Loop Bead Chain Clutch System
Raise and lower your roman shade effortlessly. The continuous loop clutch system is designed to eliminate the pulling and tugging on your shade cords... especially with extra wide or extra long shades.
Roman Shade Ribs
Add rigid roman shade ribs to your roman shades to help your roman shades fold neatly.
Roman Shade Rings
Find roman shade rings in white and alabaster. Plus brass shade rings. Find all of your roman shade supplies and sewing supplies here.
Roman Shade Lift Cord
Raise and lower your roman shades with strong lift cord. Available in 6 colors. Find all of your roman shade supplies and sewing supplies here.
Roman Shade Kit
Roman Shade Kit - Get all of your roman shade supplies in one easy package. Choose from several sizes and styles.
Roman Shade Kit
Roman Shade Kit - Get all of your roman shade supplies in one easy package. Choose from several sizes and styles.
Iron On Rib Tape
A No-Sew way of attaching our Roman Shade Ribs to the back of a Roman Shade.
Cord Idlers - Cord Pulley
Reduce the friction on your roman shade lift cords by replacing your screw eyes with our smooth lift cords. Feel how smoothly your roman shade will raise and lower.

How To Install A Bead Chain Clutch System 

How To Install Roman Shade Bead Chain System (Part 1)

Watch as Jennifer Thoden takes you through every step of installing a bead chain system for your roman shade or balloon shade. Part 1: Intro and Supplies

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I prefer sewing on individual shade rings rather than using ring tape. You only get tacking for each ring on the front of the shade... and you have less sewing up your shade like you would with tape.

Should you sew on individual shade rings or roman shade ring tape?

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Sewing on individual rings is better

Sewing on roman shade ring tape is better

 
 
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How To Adjust the Lift Cord Tension 

How To Use A Roman Shade ORB

The roman shade orb allows you to easily adjust your roman shade lift cord tension without all the fuss of tying and untying knots.

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How To Thread A Cord Lock 

How To Thread A Cord Lock

Watch and learn as Jennifer Thoden shows you how to thread and install a roman shade cord lock.

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