No Sew Curtains Part 2 - Joining Widths of Fabric


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	Joining widths of fabric:
1.	On one of the panels, turn over the edge that is to be joined onto the right side of the fabric. Make the turning 0.5" (1.3cm) wide.
2.	Press it firmly with the iron so that it lies flat.
3.	On the other panel, turn over the edge to be joined 0.5" (1.3cm) onto the wrong side and press firmly.
4.	Spread the first panel with the turning uppermost. Lay a strip of bonding web 1" (2.5cm) wide all along the edge. Arrange it carefully so that half the width is on the turning and half is on the main fabric.
5.	Lay the other panel over it with the turning down, so that it just covers the bonding web. Make sure to match the pattern if necessary.
6.	Press with a hot iron over a damp cloth to seal the web in place. Join other panels in the same way.

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