When decorating a room today, it is customary to use a variety of materials and unusual objects. For example, more and more often you can find Japanese curtains shown in the photo next door. Interestingly, it is quite possible to make them with your own hands - the main thing is to show skill and a little creativity, and therefore install the cornice. In this article, we will take a closer look at the entire process.

Unusual room decoration

It is worth noting that the usual, traditional cornice is not suitable for their fasteners. Special ceiling models required. They will not only allow you to decorate windows beautifully and unusually, but also provide maximum convenient control and operation, in which, in principle, Japanese curtains stand out from other models.

These curtains are mounted on the cornice by means of a special Velcro that moves freely along the latter. Of course, they can start moving on their own, however, special devices are also provided for this case - in particular, these are special "weights" that are sewn into the curtains. They pull them down to avoid "unauthorized" movement.

How to make a cornice

Naturally, in order to understand how to install a cornice of this type with your own hands, you need an illustration of the photo that we have provided.

So, such a model should initially have at least three guides, but of course the number is determined directly total number panels and their width. All panels can be divided into two main groups:

1. Moving.
2. Stationary.

Any cornice has a kind of guide rails, which provide the movement of the first group of curtains.

Profile for the manufacture of guides

Such models are made from special profiles. For example, from a profile with three stripes, you can make a product designed to install from three to five panels. And here is a profile with four stripes - perfect solution if Japanese curtains have four to seven panels, as shown in the photo.

The length of one panel ranges from sixty to one hundred and twenty centimeters. Some ceiling models, on which Japanese curtains are attached, can reach eight meters in length, but these are not integral structures, but assembled from several elements, but in general, the reliability and strength of the product will not suffer from this in any way.

How to move panels

To move the panels, a special chain is provided in the structure, or simply by moving parts of the curtains. In the event that you choose the second option, then to move the panels, you must use special sticks that will help prevent possible contamination of the fabric from constant touching with your hands.

Special attention should be paid to the so-called automated products, in which mechanisms are prudently introduced, which are controlled by means of a remote control, which is not only convenient, but also rational.

Eaves fastening method

Japanese curtains are easy to hang with your own hands. To do this, use special ruler type cornices shown in the photo. Installation of products is carried out quite quickly and does not require application special equipment.

Prepare 3 holes with an ordinary drill. Hooks are easy to make from ordinary wire, but just choose a stiff one so that it does not get damaged under the weight of the curtains and the curtains do not collapse. The Velcro is secured with extra strong glue. As soon as you glue it, you can hook the hooks made of wire to the same products on the curtain rod itself. In principle, the product is ready. It remains to fix japanese panels.

It is necessary to sew the soft half of the Velcro to them, on which the fabric will be attached. That's all - you have stylish and unusually beautiful Japanese panels in your room that decorate not only the window opening, but are also a unique interior design.

They are smooth and perfectly even fabrics that express restraint and emphasize the rigor in the design of the room. These canvases do not have any decorative elements, they do not have decoration, besides, the curtains themselves are most often made of a single-color material. That is why making Japanese curtains with your own hands is often not difficult.

The most difficult thing in the functionality and execution of this type of curtain is the cornice, but you can buy it in the store. Special sewing skills are also not required to create such curtains. Before starting sewing, certain measurements must be taken.

To count the amount necessary material for the manufacture of this type of curtain, it is necessary to measure the window opening or that part of the room that will be separated by these curtains. It is necessary to take measurements from the line of the cornice to the floor, or to the level where the end of the canvas is planned. Thus, the length of the required fabric for sewing curtains is determined. A few centimeters must be added to the measured length value to process the edges and cuts of the web.

To determine the width the right amount canvases should measure the width of the window opening or be guided by the length of the cornice. The measured value must be converted to centimeters.

For example, 3 m 60 cm is 3 x 100 + 60 = 360 cm.

This manipulation is necessary for a more convenient and simpler counting of the number of tissue cuts. This style does not allow volumetric curtains, so the width of one fabric cut most often does not exceed 60 cm. Occasionally, if the width of the window opening is very large, for example, a glazed wall, the width of the fabric screen of 1 m is allowed. stick to the number 60 cm.

The obtained value of the width of the window opening in centimeters must be divided by 60. For example, 360 divided by 60 is 6. This means that for the previously measured width of the window opening, which was 3 m 60 cm, six fabric screens of 60 cm are needed.

If the value is not divisible by 60 without a remainder (for example, when dividing 370 cm by 60, it will have a remainder of 10 cm, when dividing 390 cm by 60, there will be a remainder of 30, and so on), you need to round the resulting value up by adding to it one unit. For example, the width of the window opening was 3 m 85 cm.This means that the width of the window opening is 385 cm.

385/60 = 6 and the remainder is 25 cm.

This means that one must be added to the resulting value of 6 (it indicates the number of tissue cuts required).

This means that 7 fabric cuts are needed for a 3 m 85 cm window opening. In this case, they will be located slightly overlap, partially covering each other. The Japanese style allows such an arrangement of individual segments of this type of curtain.

How to calculate the amount of material required

Knowing the length and number of screens, it is easy to calculate the amount of material required. It is best to choose a canvas with a width of 60 cm. Having bought such a canvas, the need for additional processing of the edges and cut disappears.

A material whose width is 120 cm will not work, since it cannot be divided into 2 canvases of 60 cm each, because the cuts made will need to be processed, and this will take a few centimeters from each edge. It is best to choose a canvas with a width of 140 cm, if it was not possible to find a canvas with a width of 60 cm.Cutting a canvas with a width of 140 cm by 2, you get two pieces of 70 cm each.This means that 5 cm is needed to process one side of the side cut.This is enough to handle the cut carefully and beautifully.

After choosing the width of the required material, you need to dial the correct amount of length. The length of the selected fabric for one Japanese panel is the length of the panel itself plus 10 cm for the bottom edge and top cut. The resulting figure must be multiplied by the number of fabric cuts, and if the selected canvas has a width of 140 cm, you can divide the resulting value by 2 and round its larger side.

For an example, below will be given calculations of the amount of required panels for a window opening 385 cm wide, for which, as previously calculated, you need 7 fabric panels. In this example, the distance between the eaves and the floor is 215 cm.

So, for sewing blinds you need 7 fabric panels 60 cm wide and 215 cm long.

The length of the fabric for sewing one panel is 215 + 10 cm = 225 cm. You need 7 pieces of such cuts.

225 * 7 = 1645 cm. This is the length of the canvas that will be required for sewing curtains for this window opening.

If the material for sewing is 60 cm wide, then you should buy 1645 cm of this fabric. Rounding this value a little, we get 16.5 meters of fabric.

If the selected material has a width of 140 cm, for sewing curtains for this window opening, 1645 cm should be divided by 2.

1645/2 = 822.5 cm of canvas. Rounding off the value a little, we get 8.25 meters of fabric.

Which material to choose

The creation of curtains with this style requires a cloth made of natural fabrics: cotton or linen. It was from such materials that such curtains were originally sewn. Therefore, for sewing such curtains, you should choose exclusively natural fabrics. In view of the peculiarities of the location of the screens, it is desirable that the fabrics are heavy. In addition, it is necessary that they do not stretch over time.

In addition, a prerequisite for choosing fabrics is their perfect smoothness without any folds. The material should be perfectly smoothed and even, there should not be a single fold or crease on it. This item of fabric processing should be given special attention.

Other required materials

List of materials (other than fabric) required for sewing japanese curtains:

• threads to match the panel - a whole bobbin, and if there is no opportunity to buy one - several bobbins;
• Velcro for attaching curtains to the cornice;
• weighting agents.

In addition, you may need sewing pins to attach the Velcro or thread to tie it in.

width of one panel * per number of panels = length of the desired Velcro.

For the above example, you need 7 * 60 = 420 cm of Velcro. It is better to take a little more - about 450 cm.

Special weights for Japanese curtains can be bought in specialized stores or ordered online. Their number is equal to the number of fabric panels, and the width should be selected based on the width of one piece of fabric.

Master class on sewing Japanese curtains

The first step in sewing curtains must necessarily be the acquisition of a special curtain rod. Having sewed curtains in a strict style, but without buying a special curtain rod, which, by the way, is almost impossible to make on your own, they cannot be hung and operated.

The second step will be to attach the eaves in place above the window opening.

The third stage will be the processing of the fabric. To begin with, the canvas must be cut into panels. When cutting the canvas, it should be remembered that allowances must be made from all edges to process the cuts. An exception is the purchase of fabric 60 cm wide.In this case, allowances should be made only for processing the upper and lower cut

When the material is cut into pieces, the next (fourth) processing step will be a thorough ironing. This stage cannot be neglected, otherwise instead of strict curtains in japanese style there will be crumpled pieces of fabric covering the window.

The fifth stage will be the processing of the slice. If side cuts need to be processed, they are done first. When the side cuts are finished, you can start processing the top and bottom cuts.

Velcro is sewn to the top. This is done like this: the top edge is folded twice the width of the Velcro. In this case, the cut must be hidden inside the seam. It is necessary to sew the bend of the cut first, and then attach the Velcro to it. Before attaching the Velcro, it is advisable to sweep it, or pin it with pins, since it can move out during attachment. Velcro is sewn onto the wrong side of the fabric. When processing, all edges are folded to the wrong side.

The next (sixth) stage of curtains processing will be processing the bottom edge. It must be sewn up in the form of a drawstring so that a weighting agent can be inserted into the resulting fabric pocket. It is necessary to keep the curtains perfectly even and smooth.

The seventh and final stage in the manufacture of blinds will be to attach their cornice. As mentioned above, a special cornice is needed for these purposes.

As you can see from the information described in this article, stitching panels requires very accurate counting and calculation. Sewing such curtains with your own hands is not so difficult, nevertheless, this process requires a certain level of quality and accuracy. The above step-by-step instruction included all the stages of making this type of curtain. The curtains made in a strict style greatly emphasize the elegance and austere style of the room. Such curtains are suitable for decorating guest rooms, bedrooms, and they are also used when creating cafes and restaurants in oriental style... When decorating rooms with such curtains, you must adhere to the style in the design of other elements. When choosing this style for a room, it is necessary to consult with the designer or conduct research on this topic. In addition, all design elements must match each other, which should be borne in mind when choosing a color scheme.

V modern interiors more and more items are used that are, above all, practical. The high pace of life excludes daily cleaning - both of the entire space and of individual items. Therefore, recently, Japanese curtains are beginning to occupy a leading position in the design. window openings.

They are suitable for almost any interior, allow you to express individuality and taste. They fell in love with the hostesses for their minimalism, brevity, and, of course, practicality, because they do not require special care. Making Japanese curtains with your own hands is not a big deal. It is available even for a beginner who is just learning to sew.

Japanese curtains

Japanese curtains are somewhat similar to vertical blinds, only with very wide lamellas:

• They represent both a single canvas and a whole composition of fabric panels in the form of rectangles.
• The minimum width of a Japanese curtain is 40 cm.
• The maximum width of such window decoration is 1 meter.
• Each panel moves freely along the eaves in a flattened form, without creating folds.
• Rigidity is ensured by strips fixed at the top and bottom.

Important! Such curtains can be located linearly on a single rod, or they can use a special multi-layer cornice. In this case, they can be arranged in any order or layered, hiding one curtain behind another in whole or in part, depending on the lighting or decorative tasks.

The advantages of Japanese curtains

The Japanese curtain does not contain any assemblies, additional accessories, such as clamps or clamps. Only strict cut lines. This is what makes them so convenient and versatile. Their pluses:

• They take up little space in the space of the room and are suitable for any window width.
• The style of almost any interior will be successfully emphasized.
• They are easy to care for, they are rarely washed, more often they are vacuum cleaned.
• Versatile in the style of the room.
• Multifunctional in terms of space zoning.
• Japanese curtains with their own hands can be sewn by anyone who knows the basics of working at a sewing machine.
• Even the most budget fabrics are suitable for them.

Fabrics for Japanese curtains

Before you learn how to sew Japanese curtains with your own hands, you need to find out what materials it should be made of:

• For classic Japanese curtains, narrow fabrics are selected from natural fabrics, for example, linen, cotton, silk or traditional bamboo fiber fabrics.
• Original samples are obtained from reeds, bamboo, jute, rice paper.
• Panels suitable for budget option, can be made of colored plastic.
• Modern styles make it possible to use both hard, dense materials and weightless and transparent materials for the manufacture of Japanese curtains, the main thing is that they are natural.
• If you intend to use 4-6 canvases, then you can combine dense curtain fabrics with light organza.

Consumption and cutting of fabric

In order to sew Japanese curtains, you need to measure the width and height of the window. Based on these data, we calculate required amount curtains. Depending on the width of the window, it can be 2 or 6 canvases:

• For example, let's make a calculation of the fabric for a window 3 m wide and 2.5 m high. The window will be completely covered with curtains, each detail will be butt-to-end.
• We take as a basis the average width of the panel - 60 cm. Divide 3 meters by 60 cm and get 5 parts. It turns out that this window will consist of 5 curtains.
• Now let's move on to the length. Everything is simple here. The length of the part is equal to the measurement from the eaves to the floor plus seam allowances. The height of the window is 2.5 m + 10 cm for the hem at the top. We get 2.6 m per curtain. We multiply this value by 5 and get 13 m.

Here are a few more useful tips to reveal:

• Many fabrics now have a width of 150 cm. This means that when cutting, you can fit 2 panels of the future curtain into one width of the fabric. That is, for this example we need about 8 meters of fabric.
• When cutting fabric canvases, do not forget about the seam allowances, usually 1 cm is added on each side to be processed.
• Also, before cutting, it is worthwhile to carry out a wet-heat treatment so that the fabric shrinks, and only after that start cutting.

DIY Japanese curtains - master class

1. Finish and smooth side seams
2. Sew the bottom edge of the canvas in such a way that a drawstring is obtained in which a special weighting agent will be installed.
3. Unfold the fabric panel with the top edge facing you with the right side up. Place one part of the Velcro (Velcro) face up on the fabric allowance and secure with pins or baste. Sew these materials in the proper place. Then you need to bend the Velcro to the seamy side of the curtain, re-pin or baste, and then sew on sewing machine with front side in the necessary places. We will leave the second part of the Velcro for the cornice.
4. Carry out a wet-heat treatment of the product again.

DIY Japanese curtains are ready!

Important! It is better to insert the weighting agent into the drawstring when the curtain is already hanging on the window.

Installation of the cornice

To install a curtain rod for Japanese curtains with your own hands, you can use a double-row plastic ceiling curtain rod. Its installation is done rather quickly and does not require the use of special equipment. You will also need:

1. The most common slats for the width of your canvases, multiplied by two. One rail for the upper part of the curtain, the second for the lower one, as a weighting agent. If your curtain is 60 cm long and there are 5 canvases in total, then you will need a total of 6 meters of slats (0.6 * 5 * 2).
2. Velcro - Velcro tape (it consists of two parts, one has already been sewn to the curtain).
3. Curtain tape - it is better to take a narrow one up to 3 cm. Buy 10 meters at once.
4. Moment glue is universal transparent.

1. On the rest of the slats, they glued the rigid part of the Velcro on one side to the “Moment”, and on the other - the curtain tape, after pulling out the thread for assembly.
2. It is better to set the sections of the braid on fire with a lighter so that it does not open and the threads do not stick out.
3. We put on hooks on the cornice, with their help we fix the slats. The side with the tape should face the window, the side with the velcro facing the room.
4. We attach the panels to the finished cornice. We insert down the weighting materials.

Such a cornice for Japanese curtains with your own hands will look no worse than a store one, but it will save your budget several times.

Japanese curtains in the interior:

• Such panels are ideal for a small apartment - the absence of unnecessary details and multi-layered drapery will only benefit. Lightweight panels create a sense of spaciousness, moreover, visually stretch the windows.
• If your apartment has a large and spacious living room, you are lucky. Be sure to consider buying or sewing Japanese curtains. They allow you to control the lighting in the room. And if you choose colors correctly, then the canvases bring freshness and style to the interior and space.

Important! Best of all, such curtains will look in the living room in the styles of Minimalism, Contemporary, as well as modern.

• The bedroom is a place where each of us comes to relax and gain strength before a new day. Therefore, laconic curtains that do not distract attention will look very appropriate here. Designers advise choosing soothing colors. In space, the canvas takes up quite a lot of space, and bright, juicy shades in such a quiet room will not look quite appropriate. The fabric for the bedroom must be necessarily natural - based on cotton or linen, and dense so that bright Sun rays did not wake you up in the morning.

Important! Correctly selected panels will perfectly fit even in Country or Chalet styles.

Japanese panels are straight narrow fabrics, fixed at the top with a cornice holder, and at the bottom with a weighting agent.

For such panels, special cornices are produced with different options mounting, both to the ceiling and to the wall:

As a rule, the length of the upper holder of Japanese panels is 60 cm. This value is considered a standard.

In the most common purchased cornices for Japanese panels, a rigid part of the Velcro tape is glued to the upper holder bar, and the Japanese panel itself is held on this bar due to the fact that the soft part of the Velcro tape is glued to its upper part (top):

But there are other designs of top holders for Japanese panels. For example, as on this cornice, in which the holders are a snap-on mechanism:

And in this case, the holder is made as metal structure, on which a Japanese panel is hung, with the top made in the form of a drawstring:

Therefore, before calculating the cut for a Japanese panel on a purchased cornice, familiarize yourself with its design.
Japanese panels can be made simple, from one type of fabric, when at the bottom the weighting agent is simply inserted into the drawstring, which is not covered by anything:

It is also possible to make combined Japanese panels, which usually consist of two types of fabric: the top is made of transparent fabric, and the bottom strip is made of non-transparent fabric. The lower non-transparent bar plays a role decorative element, which simultaneously covers the weighting material:

Let's calculate the cut sizes for the Japanese panels.
Since purchased cornices, as a rule, have a standard length of holders for Japanese panels and it is equal to 60 cm, the cut width is the same for all Japanese panels. And it is equal to:
Shire. Cr. = 60cm + 3cm. + 3cm. = 66cm.
3cm is the allowance for the processing of side seams with a hem seam.
Now let's calculate the cut length (height) of the Japanese panels.
If you calculate the height of the cut for simple Japanese panels, then you need to take the height of the Japanese panel in finished form, add 1 cm to it for processing the top edge (topping) 1 cm with Velcro tape, plus add an allowance for making the drawstring:
H. Cut = h + 1cm. + Width.
We look at the cut diagram:

If you want to make combined Japanese panels with a lower decorative strip, then the cut height must be calculated for two elements. First, decide on the height of the finished Japanese panel, then you need to make the bottom element. Then, in order to calculate the height of the cut of the upper element, it is necessary to subtract the finished height of the lower element (plank) from the finished panel height, add 1 cm to the resulting value. for processing the top with Velcro tape, plus an allowance for the manufacture of a drawstring.
H. Cr. Top = H-h2 + 1cm. + Width.
We look at the diagram:

Now let's look at the technology for making Japanese panels.
I will consider this using the example of the manufacture of combined Japanese panels. Initially, you need to make the bottom strips for the Japanese panels:

As a rule, such strips are glued with adhesive materials to give them rigidity, in the same way as rigid bando lambrequins.
When the lower elements are ready, we determine the cut height for the upper elements and cut them "along the thread", that is, we cut the fabric, pull out the thread and make the cut along the paved path:

Then the upper and lower parts of the Japanese panel must be connected, thus making a drawstring. The drawstring is better off with a mono thread. Mono thread is a thread in the form of a very thin fishing line, in this regard, the stitches made with a mono thread are practically invisible:

The next step is to fold those Japanese panels that you want to make the same height (I will have two side panels) and align their top edge.
Finally, the upper edge should be processed with Velcro tape, the weighting agent should be inserted into the drawstring, and the Japanese panels should be hung on the upper cornice holders:

The upper weights for Japanese panels can be made by yourself.
Such holders will fit ceiling cornice, and they are good because if you want to change your familiar and boring curtain for more exotic Japanese panels, you do not have to change the cornice, and you can set the length of the upper holders yourself.

How to independently make the upper holders for Japanese panels and the process of their manufacture itself, see my video tutorial "DIY Japanese panels":

How to make these Roman panels that can be hung on round cornice, see in.

In modern interior solutions, many types of curtains are used, among which Japanese are confidently occupying an extensive niche. Products are used to create a laconic and restrained atmosphere filled with clear lines and understandable geometry.

Japanese curtains

Structurally, Japanese curtains are a screen (screen) or a structure of a flat cloth that covers the window opening. At the bottom there is a special fittings for Japanese curtains - a weighting bar, and the textiles are fixed on a specific multi-row cornice. Products are easy to manufacture and install by yourself, without the help of craftsmen.

Important: standard curtain rods are not suitable for Japanese curtains, you need to buy specialized ones.

Thanks to a specially designed console, the canvas moves, allowing you to change the decor of the room depending on your mood. The principle of operation is reminiscent of the doors of the wardrobe sliding in behind each other.

Japanese curtains: nuances

Products visually expand the space, reliably hide the flaws of the window opening and with one movement of the hand or the remote control change the geometry of the room space. Curtains are recruited from lamellas, like vertical blinds. But the elements of Japanese curtains, unlike standard ones, come in widths from 20 cm to 1, 2 m.

The practicality of the design is obvious: the panels do not need special care, the products are easy to hang up and take off. Little dust is collected on the canvases, because the surface is wrinkle-free and allows for easy regulation of sunlight.

The windows, decorated with Japanese curtains, look non-trivial and aesthetically pleasing, even if a plain fabric is used. Fabrics differing in colors, pattern, density and texture, guarantee the curtains original appearance, enliven the interior. Companion fabrics or contrasting options (plain / patterned; dense / transparent) are used in the manufacture.

Polyester is often used for this type of curtain. But there are models made of viscose, linen or materials with PVC content. The fabrics are characterized by dust-repellent properties, they are durable and environmentally friendly. If there is a need for 100% isolation from sunlight, Blackout fabric is used.

The choice of eaves design

Japanese textile systems are used by designers as light-shielding screens and for room zoning. Various types Japanese curtains are also used to create a Japanese-style interior.

Wall cornice

Design features

In the lower part, the curtain rods are equipped with special grooves necessary for moving the fabric. The ability to adjust the product depends on the number of grooves. The cornice for Japanese curtains can be 2,3,4 or 5 or 6 rows.

If a double-row cornice is used, then half of the window will always be covered with a cloth (if a 4-row system with 4 curtains is used, then at maximum opening ¼ part of the system will be closed).

Such cornices are collected from cornice strips with a total length of up to 8 meters.

Fastening of Japanese curtains is:

1. Wall mounted.
2. Ceiling.

How the system will be mounted is decided based on the functional requirements.

According to the material of manufacture, the consoles are divided into aluminum and plastic. More often than others, they use plastic curtain rods, which are a long strip with guides into which Japanese curtains are attached. Fixation methods include "hangers" for the shade loops or the use of panels with Velcro (Velcro tape).

The panels move inside the system along guides with the help of special rollers that facilitate the opening of Japanese curtains. So that they do not fall off the eaves, special plugs are used, fixed at the corners of the product.

Ceiling

Selecting the type of cornice control

The fabric webs are controlled by runners attached to a special cornice. The type of product adjustment depends on the characteristics of the cornice and happens:

• manual (classic or with a curtain drawer);
• using an electric motor (the system is powered by a remote control);
• control by means of a cord (the canvases cling to each other and move to the side specified by the user).

Installation of the cornice

The design of Japanese curtains is so laconic that, if desired, the product can be created independently. First, they are determined with the type of fabric (transparent or dense), as well as the method of management.

For the curtains to create a Japanese aura, they take a fabric with a sakura print or hieroglyphs. If there is no purpose to emphasize the oriental setting, the canvases are chosen according to the style of the room.

The work begins with cutting out the fabric with a width of at least 60 cm (in accordance with the factory cornices). At the bottom of the product, side seams and a drawstring are made. Then the fabric is conditioned. After that, Velcro (Velcro) is attached to the upper part of the curtain, and the product itself is carefully ironed. The Japanese curtain is ready.

Installing a curtain rod for Japanese-style curtains is considered a task that even an untrained master can cope with. For work, a puncher and a screwdriver are prepared.

Installation steps:

1. Marking on the wall or ceiling. It is imperative to take into account the necessary indents from the window and walls, depending on the location of the cornice. In the process, the distance between the brackets must be taken into account. Experienced craftsmen claim that it is equal to 0.5-0.7 mm.
2. Drilling holes with a drill.
3. Fixing the eaves in a permanent place.
4. Suspension of the selected panels, taking into account the nuances of the cornice.
5. Installation of special weights inside the pocket located at the bottom of the canvas. They are needed in order to avoid involuntary movements of the canvas.

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Japanese curtains are ideal for massive window openings, used for decorating office or public spaces. The product has gained popularity due to its elegance and functionality.