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McCall's 8211 Pattern Uncut FF Roman Shades Curtains Cornice Window Treatments
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Uncut, factory folded McCall's Home Dec in a Sec sewing pattern 8211
copyright 1996
Sewing pattern to make window treatments.
Please read the recall notice below. This pattern has not been recalled because you can customize it to fit your window and lifestyle, but you will NEED to make changes. You can also order free retrofit kits for your already-existing blinds and shades.
http://www.cpsc.gov/Newsroom/News-Releases/2010/CPSC-Announces-Voluntary-Recalls-to-Repair-Millions-of-Roman-Shades-and-Roll-Up-Blinds-by-Multiple-Firms/ to read about the recall and the dangers.
http://www.fulfillmentinnovations.com/v5fmsnet/ordent/OfferList.asp?XPath=*1&xgroup=1&NotMain=0&PmSess1=36
to order free retrofit kits (in case you already have blinds or roman shades on your windows).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxUPUtIuXIk
And here's a video showing you how to put together faux roman shades. Now that I've given you this video, you probably won't need the pattern, but that's OK with me! She uses plastic split rings, which may be hard to find. You could also use keyrings (you probably have a few million in your junk drawer) or small caribiner clips.
I bought this pattern secondhand. The envelope is damaged as shown, and the pattern is uncut, factory folded, and includes directions.
Please send me any questions you may have, and thanks for looking.
copyright 1996
Sewing pattern to make window treatments.
Please read the recall notice below. This pattern has not been recalled because you can customize it to fit your window and lifestyle, but you will NEED to make changes. You can also order free retrofit kits for your already-existing blinds and shades.
http://www.cpsc.gov/Newsroom/News-Releases/2010/CPSC-Announces-Voluntary-Recalls-to-Repair-Millions-of-Roman-Shades-and-Roll-Up-Blinds-by-Multiple-Firms/ to read about the recall and the dangers.
http://www.fulfillmentinnovations.com/v5fmsnet/ordent/OfferList.asp?XPath=*1&xgroup=1&NotMain=0&PmSess1=36
to order free retrofit kits (in case you already have blinds or roman shades on your windows).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxUPUtIuXIk
And here's a video showing you how to put together faux roman shades. Now that I've given you this video, you probably won't need the pattern, but that's OK with me! She uses plastic split rings, which may be hard to find. You could also use keyrings (you probably have a few million in your junk drawer) or small caribiner clips.
I bought this pattern secondhand. The envelope is damaged as shown, and the pattern is uncut, factory folded, and includes directions.
Please send me any questions you may have, and thanks for looking.
