Method Share - ROMAN SHADE RING SPACING

Terri Booser and Jeanelle Dech share methods for calculating ring spacing on Roman Shades. Learn the basics of vertical and horizontal spacing to achieve several different shade variations such as hem reveals, permanent bottom folds, and relaxed draping. Go to The Workroom Marketplace (link below) to purchase an 11-page PDF download that includes a full transcript and illustrations documenting the step-by-step process.
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[@dianneunderwood8456]

Am in the process of making roman shades and am so pleased to come across your video. Just what I need to determine my ring spacing! Thank you for taking the time to prepare this in such great detail.

[@denisecanney3579]

This method is absolutely the best!!! Using the rib method from Elki and this spacing formula from Terri my shades came out amazing!!!! Wish I could post a pic but its not allowing me to do so....Thank you !!!

[@lorettasm8944]

Would it be ok to just go with 11” spacing since it’s easy to divide by 55? Referring back to the 8”to 11” spacing preference. Thanks for the informative video 😃

[@TheWorkroomChannel]

Hi Loretta,
Thanks for the comment! If you are referring to the horizontal measurement between columns, yes the 11" spacing is likely to be fine. Keep in mind that the farther apart the columns are spaced, the more dipping or swagging in between. If you use ribs in your shades, your horizontal column spacing can be much farther apart without sagging. Check out Elki's RIBBED ROMAN SHADES courses to learn more!
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[@jimwalker76]

Absolutely the best video for making Roman Shades. Thank you so much.