Curtain Measuring Guide

LENGTH, up and down

Measure from the top of the curtain rod down to where you want the curtain to fall. The total length is from the top of the rod pocket to the bottom of the curtain, excluding the 1-inch header. 

WIDTH, left to right:

The recommended width is 1.5 - 2 times the window's width for fullness unless a more tailored look is desired.
The width is the total of both panels; for example, 2 tiers 24"L x 25"W are 50 inches, and 2 tiers 24"L x 36"W are 72 inches. The valance width and the width of the tiers should be equal for a uniform look. For example, the 15"L x 50"W valance goes with the 25"W tiers. 

HEADER:

Options: 1-inch header (rod pocket and 1" topper) or flat top (rod pocket only).
Please note that the total length is from the top of the rod pocket to the bottom of the curtain, excluding the 1-inch header topper.

ROD POCKET SIZE:

All my curtains are made with a 2-inch rod pocket that fits up to a 1-inch round rod. As a general rule, the rod pocket needs to be at least twice the diameter of the round pole or half an inch more than the size of a flat (continental) curtain rod. For example, a 1-inch round pole requires a 2-inch rod pocket, while a 2.5-inch flat curtain rod requires a 3-inch rod pocket. If you need a different rod pocket size, let me know.

ADDITIONAL TIPS:

It is recommended that the necessary quantity be ordered to ensure a consistent color and pattern. There can be a slight variation between bolts.