13/10/2026
A little bit of pattern-matching magic in my workroom today! 🪡
Three Roman blinds for a bay window — a large central blind and two smaller side blinds.
At first glance, you might think it's simply a matter of cutting three pieces of fabric from the same roll. But there's rather more to it than that!
All three blinds have been carefully pattern matched vertically, but the real challenge is achieving the horizontal match across all three windows.
This means that each of the smaller blinds has to be individually positioned and cut in relation to the central blind. They aren't necessarily cut from the same point in the fabric.
It's a time-consuming process requiring careful measuring, planning and a good eye for detail.
This level of pattern matching isn't something you'll always find with larger, mass-production blind companies, but it's one of the advantages of having your blinds individually handmade.
It's the little details that make the difference — and I must admit, I'm rather proud of this one! 😊
