Today I fitted the brackets for the bedroom blinds - a job that would take Luke 15 minutes, took me about an hour and a half.
- Find all the tools required - now that is a challenge ...
- Measure 100mm up from one end of the window frame,
- Then use the level to make sure the blinds will be level rather than just a standard height above the window frames in case they aren't level. I also had to make sure that the blinds that are adjacent to each other were lined up at the top.
- Then make sure that the brackets will be placed on studs or otherwise be prepared to use rawl plugs
- Mark where to drill 2 holes for each bracket
- Drill holes and then screw in the brackets
Then David helped me fit the blinds - the brackets are quite easy once you get the knack of them, but until then they are awkward little suckers.
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| The fabric is Warwick Wrinkle |
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| Dammit, the pillows aren't straight but the blind is fab! |
We are delighted with how they look. Thanks, my lovely sister Dee, for helping choose the fabric. Thank you, darling David, for helping me get them up.
5 comments:
Scarily that wallpaper actually looks OK. The whole room has come together very well
Thank you for the affirmation, ODS; you know I have impeccable taste, so of course the wallpaper looks OK. I am waiting for Dee to come over and give her seal of approval given she helped in selecting the material for the blinds. Mx
Hmmm, well I wasn't sure. Having a bigger space helps.x
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