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Many of our curtain tutorials have been at more of a DIY level, but for these inverted box pleat curtains, we’re going to take it up a notch. The difference is that with professional looking curtains, you won’t see any visible topstitching on the front and more of the work will be done by hand. This takes more time, but still, any patient DIY-er can do it. You can use these techniques with any other heading style to create many different kinds of professional looking curtains. Take a look at our other decor how to’s for more ways to make curtains.

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