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interlining for curtains

JuliusCaesar · 2010-12-21 08:51:38

I suppose that it's going to be impossible to retrofit existing curtains with interlining? (And what is interlining? Is it fleecey stuff?)

21-12-2010 9:51am

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JuliusCaesar

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I suppose that it's going to be impossible to retrofit existing curtains with interlining?

(And what is interlining? Is it fleecey stuff?)

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#2 21-12-2010 8:37pm

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not impossible but quite tedious.
Another option is to re-line the curtains with new lining that has interlining attached. You can buy this in any good curtain fabric shop & just attach to curtains. There is a special tape you can buy that allows the lining to be hung separately.

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