Pinch-pleated drapes are known for their elegant, sophisticated appeal. Often made of weightier, more luxurious fabric than curtains, these drapes may be lined with cotton, linen or polyester. They may also be backed with light-blocking or heat-insulating material. Pinch-pleated drapes may be attached to rods via hooks or ring clips. Hooks can be easily inserted into the center of each pleat. Ring clips can be attached two ways.
Instructions
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Squeeze open the clip portion of the ring clip.
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Clamp the clip at or near the top of the first pleat in the drapes. Repeat this process until there is a clip at every pinch-pleat.
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Slide the clip rings onto a rod for hanging.
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Pinch together about an inch of fabric at the back of the pinch-pleat.
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Clamp the clip onto the finger-pinched fabric. Repeat this process for every pinch-pleat in the drapes.
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Slide the clip rings onto a rod for hanging.