Designer Guide - Stevenson Vestal
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Designer Guide - Stevenson Vestal
Designer Guide by stevenson vestal Draperies stevenson vestal drapery artisans Everything we make is an original. www.stevensonvestal.com Phone: 800-535-3636, Fax: 800-533-6881, Email: [email protected] Ship: 2347 West Hanford Road, Burlington, NC 27215 Mail: PO Box 310, Burlington, NC 27216 Copyright© Stevenson Vestal 2012 All rights reserved. No person may reproduce or transmit any part of this book in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including imaging, photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Stevenson Vestal, 2347 Hanford Road, Burlington, NC 27215 Stevenson Vestal D-2 Drapery Table of Contents Button Tacked Draperies............................D-4 Rod Pocket Drapery, Lined or Unlined (2.5x Fullness)..........................D-28 Contemporary Grommet Draperies.........D-6 Rod Pocket Drapery, Unlined, out of 54” sheer fabric (3x Fullness).......................D-30 Crown Draperies.........................................D-8 Rod Pocket Drapery, Seamless Sheers....D-32 Door Curtain..............................................D-10 Rod Sleeves.................................................D-34 Duchess Pleat.............................................D-12 Shower Curtain..........................................D-36 European Cuffed Draperies.....................D-14 Skirt Topped...............................................D-38 Gathering Tape Group..............................D-16 Gathering Tape, Pencil Pleat Tab Draperies Group................................D-40 Button Tab, Classic Tab, Gathered Tab, Tab and Sleeve, Tie Tab Hourglass Curtain.....................................D-18 Pinch Pleated Group, Lined or Unlined (2.5x Fullness)..........................D-20 Arched, Butterfly, Cartridge, Goblet, Hand Pinched, Pinch Pleated, Top Tacked Tiebacks Pinch Pleated, Unlined, out of 54” sheer fabric (3x Fullness)..................................D-22 Tiebacks > Contoured Group..................D-42 Bows, Continental Shirred, Contoured, Straight Ruffled, Straight, Streamers, Tucked Pinch Pleated, Unlined Seamless............D-24 Tiebacks >Jumbo Rope Group.................D-44 Braided, Jumbo Rope, Shirred Jumbo Rope Ripplefold Draperies.................................D-26 Stevenson Vestal D-3 Updated July 8th, 2010 Button Tacked Draperies Common Specifications • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Top hem: double 4” • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: double 2” and pillowcased Placing Your Order • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Seams behind pleats • Fan folded and banded, or flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. Button Tacked Draperies WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1103 Devon Brown DR Button Tacked Draperies 47” 100” Specifications unique to this product • Pleats per width: 3 • Fullness: 2 times • Projection and overlap: 0.5” • No buckram in heading • Three finger pleat tacked together with 1” self covered buttons, set down 2” 2 pairs DRAPERY PINS do not function in draperies without buckram. Midnight Stars Aqua Silk Gold Silk Solid Gold 2” wood rings Heading without buckram allows for fabric to fold back and droop between pleats. for buttons hand sew to pleats 54” 7.5” 20 54” 0” 0.25 36 Shown above with optional COM rings. Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Stevenson Vestal D-4 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Button Tacked Draperies Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.00, Width Allowance 15.5”*, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 16.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 16.5”......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 100” x 1.00 = 100” + 16.5” = 116.5” / 7.5” = 15.53, round up to 16 x 7.5” = 120” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 6 cuts x 120” = 720” / 36” = 20 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 2.00........ Add Width Allowance 15.5”*......................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... 47” x 2.00 = 94” + 15.5”* = 109.5” / 54” = 2.03, round up to 3 x 2 pairs = 6 cuts *For larger projection and overlap sizes, Width Allowance = (Projection x 2) + Overlap + 14” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-5 Designer Guide Contemporary Grommet Draperies Common Specifications • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up 2” and pillowcased Placing Your Order Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Contemporary Grommet Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1603 Devon Folsom Study Contemporary Grommet Draperies 53” 99” 2 pairs Navy Blocks Print 54” 17.5” 20.5 Specifications unique to this product • Fullness: 2 times • Buckram in heading • Top hem: double 4” • Large matte nickel grommets set down 1” from top • Grommet inside diameter of 1 7/16” will accommodate your 1 3/8” rod • Grommets per width: 8 • Grommets set in for a 3.5” projection & 2” overlap Fabric Recommendations CONTEMPORARY GROMMET Draperies do not traverse. Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Always specify an even number of grommets. Optional grommet finishes: silver, black, antique brass, brass Stevenson Vestal D-6 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Contemporary Grommet Draperies Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.00, Width Allowance 21”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 16.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 16.5”........................................ Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 99” x 1.00 = 99” + 16.5” = 115.5” / 17.5” = 6.6, round up to 7 x 17.5” = 122.5” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 6 x 122.5” = 735” / 36” = 20.42, round up to 20.5 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 2.00........ Add Width Allowance 21”............................................. Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... Updated July 8th, 2010 D-7 53” x 2.00 = 106” + 21” = 127” / 54” = 2.35, round up to 3 x 2 pairs = 6 cuts Designer Guide Crown Draperies Common Specifications • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up 2” and pillowcased Placing Your Order Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Crown Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1604 Devon Folsom DR Crown Draperies 121” 2” band down centers, set in 1”, out of Wheat Silk 112” 1 pair Burgundy Silk Mini Print Wheat Silk Specifications unique to this product • Fullness: 2 times • No buckram • Top hem: 12”, pillowcased • Fabric loops: 0.75” wide x 3” long, sewn on back 2.5” down from top • Loops accommodate your 1 3/8” rod • Loops spaced 14” to 16” apart (approximately 4 loops per width) • Loops positioned for a 0” projection & 0” overlap 54” 4.5” 18.75 54” 0” 3.75 SV Satinsheen Ivory SV Flannel CROWN draperies do not traverse. Choose this treatment for decorative uses only. Stevenson Vestal face 2” band Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined D-8 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Crown Draperies Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.00, Width Allowance 14”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 21.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your Fin. Length x Length Fullness 1.00..... Add Length Allowance 21.5”........................................ Divide by Vertical Pattern Repeat and round up....... Multiply by the Vertical Pattern Repeat...................... 112” x 1.00 = 112” + 21.5” = 133.5” / 4.5” = 29.67, round up to 30 x 4.5” = 135” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 5 x 135” = 675” / 36” = 18.75 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your Face Width x Width Fullness 2.00....... Add Width Allowance 14”............................................. Divide by your Fabric Width and round up................ Multiply by your # products.......................................... Updated July 8th, 2010 D-9 121” x 2.00 = 242” + 14” = 256” / 54” = 4.74, round up to 5 x 1 pair = 5 cuts Designer Guide Door Curtain Common Specifications • Made as a single panel • Unlined • Header top and bottom: 1” • Pocket top and bottom: 1.5” • Fullness: 3 times for sheer, 2.5 times for other fabrics Placing Your Order • Side hems: double 1” • Selvage removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rods Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width - Finished length - Quantity (panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Door Curtain Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1001 Devon Adams Side Hall Door Curtain 23” 34” 1 panel Roses Sheer 54” 18” 3 Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: all okay Stevenson Vestal D-10 Lining (not applicable) Updated July 8th, 2010 Door Curtain Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 3.00 for sheer (2.50 for other fabrics), Width Allowance 7”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 10.5”* plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 10.5”*....................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 34” x 1.00 = 34” + 10.5” = 44.5” / 18” = 2.47, round up to 3 x 18” = 54” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 2 x 54” = 108” / 36” = 3 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 3.00........ Add Width Allowance 7”............................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... 23” x 3.00 = 69” + 7” = 76” / 54” = 1.41, round up to 2 x 1 panel = 2 cuts *For larger header and pocket sizes, Length Allowance = [(Header + Pocket) x 4] + 0.5” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-11 Designer Guide Duchess Pleat Draperies Common Specifications • Pleats per width: 5 • Fullness: 3 times • Projection & overlap: 3.5” • Top hem: Pillowcased • Side hems: double 1.75 • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: double Placing Your Order 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Seams behind pleats • Fan folded and banded, or flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. Duchess Pleat WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1102-B Devon Brown Kitchen Inverted Pleat Draperies, Lined Specifications unique to this product • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at top and bottom inside heading 45” 85” DECORATIVE, will not traverse. *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. 2 pairs Delft Geometric Print 54” 27” Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Stevenson Vestal D-12 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Duchess Pleat Draperies Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 3.00, Width Allowance 24.5”*, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 12” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00......... Add Length Allowance 12”........................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up........... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat.......................... 85” x 1.00 = 85” + 12” = 97” / 27” = 3.59, round up to 4 x 27” = 108” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length........................ Divide by 36” for yards and round up............................ 6 x 108” = 648” / 36” = 18 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 3.00.................... Add Width Allowance 24.5”*........................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up.................... Multiply by your # products............................................. 45” x 3.00 = 135” + 24.5”* = 159.5” / 54” = 2.95, round up to 3 x 2 pairs = 6 cuts *For larger projection and overlap sizes, Width Allowance = (Projection x 2) + Overlap + 14” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-13 Designer Guide European Cuffed Draperies Common Specifications • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up 2” and pillowcased Placing Your Order • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. European Cuffed Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1605 Devon Folsom LR European Cuffed Draperies 44” 86” 2 pairs Specifications unique to this product • Fullness: 2 times • No buckram • Top hem: 12”, pillowcased • 3” self or contrast cuff at top, formed at installation • Optional hand-sewn rings 14” to 16” apart (approximately 4 rings per width) • Optional hand-sewn rings positioned for a 3.5” projection & 0” overlap 54” 0” 18.5 Contrast Cuff 54” 0” 1.5 Hand sew rings, 4 per panel 16 Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined DRAPERY PINS do not function in draperies without buckram. Stevenson Vestal Chocolate Silk Aqua Silk Walnut Rings SV Satinsheen Ivory SV Flannel D-14 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 European Cuffed Draperies Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.00, Width Allowance 21”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 21.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 21.5”......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 86” x 1.00 = 86” + 21.5” = 107.5” / 1” = 107.5” x 1” = 107.5” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 6 x 107.5” = 645” / 36” = 17.92, round up to 18 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 2.00........ Add Width Allowance 21”............................................. Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... Updated July 8th, 2010 D-15 44” x 2.00 = 88” + 21” = 109” / 54” = 2.02, round up to 3 x 2 pairs = 6 cuts Designer Guide Gathering Tape Group Common Specifications • Fullness: 2.5 times • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Also available unlined, but see page D-26 for Unlined Sheers • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, FOR UNLINED UNPLEATED DRAPERIES out of 54” wide SHEER FABRIC, we specify Width Fullness 3.00. Turn ahead to page D-28. Placing Your Order except lengths < 30”: double 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Gathering Tape Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Header and Pocket sizes - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. 7/4/2010 Specifications unique to this product • Header: 1” • 1.5” gathering tape below header DRDL Drapery Delight 1601b Devon Folsom Girl’s BR Gathering Tape Draperies 42” 92” Pencil Pleat Draperies 3 pairs Rose Floral 54” 18” 32 SV Eclipse Blackout Ivory Specifications unique to this product • Pencil pleat tape at top Stevenson Vestal Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined D-16 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Gathering Tape Group Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.50, Width Allowance 14”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 11.5”* plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00.......... Add Length Allowance 11.5”*.......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up............ Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................... 92” x 1.00 = 92” + 11.5”* = 103.5” / 18” = 5.75, round up to 6 x 18” = 108” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length......................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up............................. 9 x 108” = 972” / 36” = 27 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 2.50.................... Add Width Allowance 14”................................................ Divide by your fabric width and round up.................... Multiply by your # products............................................. 42” x 2.50 = 105” + 14” = 119” / 54” = 2.20, round up to 3 x 3 pairs = 9 cuts *For larger header and pocket sizes, Length Allowance = [(Header + Pocket) x 2] + 6.5” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-17 Designer Guide Hourglass Curtain Common Specifications • Made as a single panel • Unlined • Header top and bottom: 1” • Pocket top and bottom: 1.5” • Fullness: 3 times for sheer, 2.5 times for other fabrics Placing Your Order • Side hems: double 1” • Selvage removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rods Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width - Finished length - Quantity (panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Hourglass Door Curtain Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1002 Devon Adams Back Entry Hourglass Door Curtain 24” 70” 2 panels Large Diamond Sheer 54” 12” 11.25 Specifications unique to this product • Top and bottom angled in “V” shape to create hourglass when installed • Included: straight 3” wide tieback out of face fabric, with velcro • Tieback gathers curtain to 1/3 of face width Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: all okay Stevenson Vestal D-18 Lining (not applicable) Updated July 8th, 2010 Hourglass Curtain Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 3.00 for sheer (else 2.50), Width Allowance 7”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 20”* plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 20”*.......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 70” x 1.00 = 70” + 20” = 90” / 12” = 7.5, round up to 8 x 12” = 96” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” and round up, add tieback yardage.... 4 x 96” = 384” / 36” = 10.66, round up to 10.75 + 0.5 for tieback = 11.25 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 3.00........ Add Width Allowance 7”............................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... 24” x 3.00 = 72” + 7” = 79” / 54” = 1.46, round up to 2 x 2 panels = 4 cuts *For larger header and pocket sizes, Length Allowance = [(Header + Pocket) x 4] + 10” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-19 Designer Guide Pinch Pleated Group, Lined or Unlined (2.5x Fullness) Common Specifications • Pleats per width: 5 • Fullness: 2.5 times, except: 3 times for Unlined Sheer Fabric and for Duchess Pleats • Projection & overlap: 3.5” • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Also available unlined • Top hem: double 4” • Side hems: double 1.75” Placing Your Order • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: double 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Seams behind pleats • Fan folded and banded, or flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Arched Pinch Pleated Unique Specifications • Arched Top using your template • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked, spot tacked FOR UNLINED PLEATED DRAPERIES out of 54” SHEER FABRIC, we specify Width Fullness 3.00. See page D-22. Butterfly Pleated Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. DECORATIVE, will not traverse. Cartridge Pleated Unique Specifications • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked • Pleats shaped into cartridges with plastic inserts DECORATIVE, will not traverse. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Unique Specifications • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at bottom • Left and right fingers spot tacked wide at top Example: 7/4/2010 Goblet Pleated DRDL Drapery Delight 1101 Devon Brown (optional Buttons or Rope) Unique Specifications • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at bottom • Pleats shaped into goblets with plastic inserts • Options: 1” covered buttons or your rope trim Guest BR Pinch Pleated Draperies 42” Pin setting: 1.5” 88” DECORATIVE, will not traverse. Inverted Box Pleat Hand Pinched Shown with optional COM rings. Unique Specifications • No buckram in heading • Hand pinched pleats, spot tacked at top 1 pair Sunshine Floral Unique Specifications • Buckram in heading • Inverted box pleats 54” 23.5” 10 DECORATIVE, will not traverse. AVOID drapery pins in draperies without buckram. Pinch Pleated Unique Specifications • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at bottom Stevenson Vestal Top Tacked Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Unique Specifications • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at top D-20 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Pinch Pleated Group, Lined or Unlined (2.5x Fullness) Quick Yardage Chart FOR UNLINED PLEATED DRAPERIES out of 54” SHEER FABRIC, we specify Width Fullness 3.00. See page D-20. Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.50, Width Allowance 24.5”*, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 16.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00......... Add Length Allowance 16.5”........................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up........... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat.......................... 88” x 1.00 = 88” + 16.5” = 104.5” / 23.5” = 4.45, round up to 5 x 23.5” = 117.5” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length........................ Divide by 36” for yards and round up............................ 3 x 117.5” = 352.5” / 36” = 9.79, round up to 10 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 2.50.......... Add Width Allowance 24.5”*........................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up................... Multiply by your # products.............................................. 42” x 2.50 = 105” + 24.5”* = 129.5” / 54” = 2.39, round up to 3 x 1 pair = 3 cuts *For larger projection and overlap sizes, Width Allowance = (projection x 2) + overlap + 14” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-21 Designer Guide Pinch Pleated, Unlined, out of 54” sheer fabric (3x Fullness) Common Specifications • Pleats per width: 5 • Fullness: 3 times • Projection & overlap: 3.5” • Top hem: double 4” • Side hems: double 1.75 • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: double Placing Your Order 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Seams behind pleats • Fan folded and banded, or flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Pinch Pleated, Unlined Sheers Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1102 Devon Brown Kitchen Pinch Pleated Unlined Sheer Draperies Unique Specifications • Unlined • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at bottom 84.5” Pin setting: 1.5” 79.5” 3x 1 pair Ivory Sheer 54” 0” 16.25 FOR UNLINED PLEATED DRAPERIES out of fabric OTHER THAN SHEER, we specify Width Fullness 2.50. See page D-20. FOR SEAMLESS PLEATED DRAPERIES out of WIDE SHEER fabric see page D-24. Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Stevenson Vestal D-22 Lining for Duchess Pleated only • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Pinch Pleated, Unlined, out of 54” sheer fabric (3x Fullness) Quick Yardage Chart FOR UNLINED PLEATED DRAPERIES out of fabric OTHER THAN SHEER, we specify Width Fullness 2.50. See page D-18. FOR SEAMLESS PLEATED DRAPERIES out of WIDE SHEER fabric see page D-22. Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 3.00, Width Allowance 24.5”*, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 16.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00......... Add Length Allowance 16.5”........................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up........... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat.......................... 79.5” x 1.00 = 79.5” + 16.5” = 96” / 1” = 96 x 1” = 96” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length........................ Divide by 36” for yards and round up............................ 6 x 96” = 576” / 36” = 16 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 3.00.................... Add Width Allowance 24.5”*........................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up.................... Multiply by your # products............................................. 84.5” x 3.00 = 253.5” + 24.5”* = 278” / 54” = 5.15, round up to 6 x 1 pair = 6 cuts *For larger projection and overlap sizes, Width Allowance = (Projection x 2) + Overlap + 14” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-23 Designer Guide Pleated Drapery > Unlined Seamless Common Specifications • Pleats per width: 5 • Projection & overlap: 3.5” • Top hem: double 4” • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up Placing Your Order 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Seams behind pleats • Fan folded and banded, or flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Pinch Pleated Draperies, Unlined Seamless Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 Specifications unique to this product • Fullness: 3 times • Fabric railroaded • 101.5” length maximum when using 118” sheer • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at bottom DRDL Drapery Delight 1105 Devon Brown Family Pinch Pleated Draperies, Unlined Seamless 79” Pin Setting 1.5” 92” 3 panels FOR non-railroaded UNLINED PLEATED DRAPERIES out of 54” SHEER FABRIC, see page D-22. ADU Eurohem Ivory Sheer 118” 0” 22 Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Sheers, lace, casement: all okay Stevenson Vestal D-24 Lining (not applicable) Updated July 8th, 2010 Pleated Drapery > Unlined Seamless Quick Yardage Chart Maximum Lengths and Splitting Yardage The maximum finished length for a Seamless Rod Pocket Drapery out of 118” sheer fabric is 101.5”. We can railroad and split the yardage for pairs of draperies up to a maximum of 42.5” finished length. Pricing Note: Labor Widths for Railroaded Draperies We price Seamless Draperies by Labor Widths, based on an equivalent number of widths of 54” wide fabric for the given Face Width category. For pairs, only even numbers appear because we price only by whole widths. This information pertains to price only, and not yardage. Calculating Railroad Yardage In order to deal with railroaded yardage in the Exact Yardage Guide below, we determine the Number of Cuts using the length fullness and allowance and the Cut Length using the width fullness and allowance. This is a reversal of the usual calculation, but it works! Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 16.5”, Width Fullness 3.00, Width Allowance 25”* plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 3.00..................... Add Width Allowance 25”*............................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up............ Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................... 79” x 3.00 = 237” + 25” = 262” / 1” = 262 x 1” = 262” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length......................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up............................. 3 cuts x 262” = 786” / 36” = 21.83, round up to 22 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00.......... Add Length Allowance 16.5”........................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up**................ Multiply by your # products............................................ 92” x 1.00 = 92” + 16.5” = 108.5” / 118” = 0.92, round up to 1** 3 panels = 3 cuts *For larger projection and overlap sizes, Width Allowance = (Projection x 2) + Overlap + 14” **If you come up with more than 1 cut per product, then STOP. Unfortunately your fabric doesn’t measure wide enough for your finished length. Solution: reselect a wider railroad fabric or change to a drapery with seams out of 54” wide fabric. Updated July 8th, 2010 D-25 Designer Guide Ripplefold Draperies Common Specifications • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up 2” and pillowcased Placing Your Order Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Ripplefold Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1606 Devon Folsom Office Ripplefold Draperies 65” 84” 2 panels Tan Woven 54” 7.5” 16.25 Specifications unique to this product • Fullness: 2.2 times • Top hem: double 1” • Snap tape sewn on back at top REQUIRED INFO: • Butt master or overlap master? • Return snap: yes or no? • Total number of snaps per panel. Stevenson Vestal Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined D-26 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Ripplefold Draperies Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.20, Width Allowance 14”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 11.5” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 11.5”......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 84” x 1.00 = 84” + 11.5” = 95.5” / 7.5” = 12.73, round up to 13 x 7.5” = 97.5” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 6 x 97.5” = 585” / 36” = 16.25 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 2.20........ Add Width Allowance 14”............................................. Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... Updated July 8th, 2010 D-27 65” x 2.20 = 143” + 14” = 157” /54” = 2.91, round up to 3 x 2 panels = 6 cuts Designer Guide Rod Pocket Draperies, Lined or Unlined (2.5x Fullness) Common Specifications • Fullness: 2.5 times • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Also available unlined, but see page D-26 for Unlined Sheers • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, Placing Your Order except lengths < 30”: double 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Header and Pocket sizes - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Rod Pocket Draperies Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1601 Devon Folsom Girl’s BR Rod Pocket Draperies Specifications unique to this product • Header: 1” • Pocket: 1.5” 72” 112” 2 pairs FOR UNLINED ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of 54” WIDE SHEER FABRIC, we specify Width Fullness 3.00. See page D-30 Rose Floral 54” 18” 32 SV Eclipse Blackout Ivory Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Stevenson Vestal D-28 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Rod Pocket Draperies, Lined or Unlined (2.5x Fullness) Quick Yardage Chart FOR UNLINED ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of 54” WIDE SHEER FABRIC, we specify Width Fullness 3.00. See page D-28 Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.50, Width Allowance 14”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 13.5”* plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00.......... Add Length Allowance 13.5”*.......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up............ Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................... 112” x 1.00 = 112” + 13.5”* = 125.5” / 18” = 6.94, round up to 7 x 18” = 126” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length......................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up............................. 8 x 126” = 1008” / 36” = 28 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 2.50.................... Add Width Allowance 14”................................................ Divide by your fabric width and round up.................... Multiply by your # products............................................. 72” x 2.50 = 180” + 14” = 194” / 54” = 3.59, round up to 4 x 2 pairs = 8 cuts *For larger header and pocket sizes, Length Allowance = [(Header + Pocket) x 2] + 8.5” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-29 Designer Guide Rod Pocket, Unlined, out of 54” sheer fabric (3x Fullness) Common Specifications • Fullness: 3 times • Unlined • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: double Placing Your Order 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. Rod Pocket Draperies, Unlined Sheers WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 Specifications unique to this product • Header: 1” • Pocket: 1.5” DRDL Drapery Delight 1602 Devon Folsom Library Rod Pocket Unlined Sheer Draperies 61” 70” 3x 3 pairs FOR UNLINED ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of fabric OTHER THAN SHEER, we specify Width Fullness 2.50. See page D-28. White Sheer 54” 0” 28.5 FOR SEAMLESS ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of WIDE SHEER fabric see page D-32. Fabric Recommendations Face • Choose sheers, lace, casement Stevenson Vestal D-30 Updated July 8th, 2010 Rod Pocket, Unlined, out of 54” sheer fabric (3x Fullness) Quick Yardage Chart FOR UNLINED ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of fabric OTHER THAN SHEER, we specify Width Fullness 2.50. See page D-26. FOR SEAMLESS ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of WIDE SHEER fabric see page D-30. Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 3.00, Width Allowance 14”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 13.5”* plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00.......... Add Length Allowance 13.5”*.......................................... Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up............ Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................... 70” x 1.00 = 70” + 13.5”* = 83.5” / 1” = 83.5 x 1” = 83.5” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 12 x 83.5” = 1002” / 36” = 27.83, round up to 28 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 3.00.................... Add Width Allowance 14”................................................ Divide by your fabric width and round up.................... Multiply by your # products............................................. 61” x 3.00 = 183” + 14” = 197” / 54” = 3.65, round up to 4 x 3 pairs = 12 cuts *For larger header and pocket sizes, Length Allowance = [(Header + Pocket) x 2] + 10” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-31 Designer Guide Rod Pocket Draperies, Unlined Seamless Common Specifications • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up 2” and pillowcased Placing Your Order • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent Rod Pocket Draperies, Unlined, Seamless Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Header and Pocket sizes - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 Specifications unique to this product • Fullness: 3 times • Fabric railroaded • 104.5” length maximum when using 118” sheer • Header: 1” • Pocket: 1.5” DRDL Drapery Delight 1608 Devon Folsom Guest BR Rod Pocket Draperies, Unlined Seamless 96” 83” FOR non-railroaded UNLINED ROD POCKET DRAPERIES out of 54” SHEER FABRIC, see page D-30. 1 panel Wide Alabaster Sheer 118” 0” 8.5 Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Sheers, lace, casement: all okay Stevenson Vestal D-32 Lining (not applicable) Updated July 8th, 2010 Rod Pocket Draperies, Unlined Seamless Quick Yardage Chart Maximum Lengths and Splitting Yardage The maximum finished length for a Seamless Rod Pocket Drapery with standard header and pocket out of 118” sheer fabric is 104.5”. We can railroad and split the yardage for pairs of draperies up to a maximum of 45.5” finished length. Pricing Note: Labor Widths for Railroaded Draperies We price Seamless Draperies by Labor Widths, based on an equivalent number of widths of 54” wide fabric for the given Face Width category. For pairs, only even numbers appear because we price only by whole widths. This information pertains to price only, and not yardage. Calculating Railroad Yardage In order to deal with railroaded yardage in the Exact Yardage Guide below, we determine the Number of Cuts using the length fullness and allowance and the Cut Length using the width fullness and allowance. This is a reversal of the usual calculation, but it works! Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 13.5”*, Width Fullness 3.00, Width Allowance 18” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply face width x Width Fullness 3.00.................... Add Width Allowance 18”................................................ Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up............ Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................... 96” x 3.00 = 288” + 18” = 306” / 1” = 306 x 1” = 306” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 1 cut x 306” / 36” = 8.5 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00.......... Add Length Allowance 13.5”*.......................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up**................. Multiply by your # products............................................. 83” x 1.00 = 83” + 13.5” = 96.5” / 118” = 0.82, round up to 1** x 1 panel = 1 cut *For larger header and pocket sizes, Length Allowance = [(Header + Pocket) x 2] + 8.5” **If you come up with more than 1 cut per product, then STOP. Unfortunately your fabric doesn’t measure wide enough for your finished length. Solution: reselect a wider railroad fabric or change to a drapery with seams out of 54” wide fabric. Updated July 8th, 2010 D-33 Designer Guide Rod Sleeves Common Specifications • Made in “tube” construction, with fabric pillowcased to self on back side • Fullness: 2.5 times • Unlined Placing Your Order • Side hems: double 1” • Selvage removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width - Quantity • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent R1 Rod Sleeve Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Number of widths - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric - Use on product - Fabric direction WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Unique Specifications • Pocket: 3.5” Example: R2 Rod Sleeve 7/4/2010 Unique Specifications • Pocket: 3.5” • Header: 2.5” DRDL Drapery Delight 1201 Devon Convey Boy’s BR R2 Rod Sleeves 44” R3 Rod Sleeve 2 Unique Specifications • Pocket: 3.5” • Header: 2.5” top and bottom Ruby Solid 54” 0” 2.5 R4 Rod Sleeve Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: all okay Unique Specifications • Pocket: 1.5” top and bottom • Header: 1” • Finished length: 16” Stevenson Vestal D-34 Lining (not applicable) Updated July 8th, 2010 Rod Sleeves Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.50, Width Allowance 7”, Length Fullness 2.00*, Length Allowance 2” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 2.00*..... Add Length Allowance 2”............................................. Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 6” x 2.00 = 12” + 2” = 14” / 1” = 14 x 1” = 14” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 6 x 14” = 84” / 36” = 2.33, round up to 2.5 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 2.50........ Add Width Allowance 7”............................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... 44” x 2.50 = 110” + 7” = 117” / 54” = 2.17, round up to 3 x 2 rod sleeves = 6 cuts *Length Fullness 2.00 for Rod Sleeves accounts for “tube” construction. Updated July 8th, 2010 D-35 Designer Guide Shower Curtain Common Specifications • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4” Placing Your Order • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Quantity (panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Shower Curtain Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Face width - Finished Length - Projection - Widths - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1607 Devon Folsom Bath Shower Curtain 59.5” Brass grommets 76” Half width on right — 1.5 1 panel Daisies Print 54” 26” 6 Specifications unique to this product • Made as a single panel out of 1.5 widths of 54” fabric • Approximate flat finished width: 72” • Finished length: 72” • Double 1.75” heading with 12 nickel-plated grommets set down 0.5” from top BRASS grommets also available. Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: no Stevenson Vestal D-36 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Shower Curtain Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 1.00, Width Allowance 7”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 12” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00....... Add Length Allowance 12”............................................ Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 76” x 1.00 = 76” + 12” = 88” / 26” = 3.38, round up to 4 x 26” = 104” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 2 x 104” = 208” / 36” = 5.78, round up to 6 yards Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 1.00........ Add Width Allowance 7”............................................... Divide by your fabric width and round up................. Multiply by your # products.......................................... Updated July 8th, 2010 D-37 59.5” x 1.00 = 59.5” + 7” = 66.5” / 54” = 1.23, round up to 2 x 1 panels = 2 cuts Designer Guide Pleated Drapery > Skirt Topped Common Specifications • Pleats per width: 5 • Fullness: 2.5 times • Projection & overlap: 3.5” • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Top hem: double 4” • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: set up Placing Your Order 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Seams behind pleats • Fan folded and banded, or flat folded • Installation: your rod Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Skirt Topped Pinch Pleated Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1104 Devon Brown Boy’s BR Skirt Topped Pinch Pleated Draperies 74” Pin setting 1.5” 86” 1 panel Spaceships Print 54” 7” 16.5 Specifications unique to this product • Skirt topped valance: 18” long, pleated together with drapery • Buckram in heading • Bar tacked and formed into three finger pleats, spot tacked at bottom Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined Stevenson Vestal D-38 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Pleated Drapery > Skirt Topped Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.50, Width Allowance 24.5”*, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 12” plus your face width, drapery and valance finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solids) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... fin. length x L. Fullness 1.00 + L. Allowance 12”............ Divide by repeat, round up, x repeat................................. 86” x 1.00 + 12” = 98” / 7” = 14 x 7 = 98” cut length = Yardage Number of Cuts x Cut Length / 36” and round up........ 4 x 98” = 392”/ 36” = 11 yards Drapery: face width x W. Fullness 2.50 + W. Allowance 24.5”*... 74” x 2.50 + 24.5”* = 209.5” Number of Cuts... Divide by fabric width, round up, x # products.............. / 54” 3.88 ~ 4 x 1 panel = 4 cuts Skirt Top: face width x W. Fullness 2.50 + W. Allowance 24.5”*... 74” x 2.50 + 24.5”* = 209.5” Number of Cuts... Divide by fabric width, round up, x # products.............. / 54” = 3.88 ~ 4 x 1 panel = 4 cuts x Cut Length... fin. length x L. Fullness 1.00 + L. Allowance 12”............ Divide by repeat, round up, x repeat................................. = Yardage Number of Cuts x Cut Length / 36” and round up........ 4 x 35” = 140”/ 36” = 4 yards 18” x 1.00 + 12” = 30” / 7” = 4.28 ~ 5 x 7” = 35” cut length *For larger projection and overlap sizes, Width Allowance = (Projection x 2) + Overlap + 14” Updated July 8th, 2010 D-39 Designer Guide Tab Drapery Group Common Specifications • Tabs per width: 6 to 7, except where noted • Fullness: 1.5 times • Tabs positioned for a 3.5” projection and a 0” overlap • Lined in Satinsheen white* • Top hem: tabs inserted into a pillowcased heading, with a 4” self back facing Placing Your Order Essential Information • Background: - Order date - Customer code - Company name - Client/job • Product: - Complete product name - Face width* - Finished length - Quantity (pairs/panels) • Fabric: - Face fabric name - Fabric width - Vertical pattern repeat - Number of yards sent • Side hems: double 1.75” • Bottom hem: double 4”, except lengths < 30”: double 2” and pillowcased • Selvages removed • Pattern matched • Flat folded • Installation: your rod *Lining fabric yardage charged in addition to base labor. Button Tab Draperies Optional Information • Background: - PO# - Special shipping info - Room - Quote # • Product: - Projection - Widths left and right - Special instructions • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Use on product - Fabric direction - Special lining fabric info *FOR SIDE PANELS, omit face width but include widths left and right. Classic Tab Draperies WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 Unique Specifications • Pointed tabs with 1” covered buttons • Tabs 2” wide by 4” long Gathered Tab Draperies DRDL Drapery Delight 1401 Devon Dixon Unique Specifications • Tabs 2” wide by 4” long Tab and Sleeve Draperies Nursery Gathered Tab Draperies 38” 66” Unique Specifications • Gathered tabs: 3” flat width, 2” finished width x 4” long 1 pair Unique Specifications • Tabs per width: 3 • Gathered tabs: 6” flat width, 3” to 4” finished width x 6” long • Sleeves gathered around base of tabs Pastel Waves Print Lime Solid Contrast tabs 54” 3.5” 4.75 54” 0” 0.75 Tie Tab Draperies Unique Specifications • Tie tabs: each pair 3/4” wide with a 6” front tie and a 12” back tie Stevenson Vestal Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft • Weight: light to medium • Prints: use caution with stripes and plaids • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: best unlined D-40 Lining • Use lining?: yes • Will lining show?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Tab Drapery Group Quick Yardage Chart Remember to include yardage for tabs and other required elements (see Additional Yardage Requirements) Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 1.50, Width Allowance 21”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 16” plus your face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Steps: Example: x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length x Length Fullness 1.00.......... Add Length Allowance 16”.............................................. Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up............ Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................... 66.25” x 1.00 = 66.25” 66.25” + 16” = 82.25” 82.25” / 3.5” = 23.5, round up to 24 24 x 3.5” = 84” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length......................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up (plus tab ydg)... 2 x 84” = 168” / 36” = 4.67, round up to 4.75 yards (plus 0.75 yards for tabs) Number of Cuts... Multiply your face width x Width Fullness 1.50........... Add Width Allowance 21”................................................ Divide by your fabric width and round up.................... Multiply by your # products............................................. Updated July 8th, 2010 D-41 38” x 1.50 = 57” 57” + 21” = 78” 78” / 54” = 1.44, round up to 2 2 x 1 pair = 2 cuts Designer Guide Tiebacks > Contoured Group Common Specifications • Self lined Bows Placing Your Order • Brass pin-in rings included Continental Shirred Unique Specifications • 43” x 4” flat Unique Specifications • Flat on back, 3 times full shirring on front • 4” length • Small self welt top and bottom Contoured Tiebacks Straight Ruffled Essential Information Optional Information • Background: • Background: - Order date - PO# - Customer code - Special shipping info - Company name - Room - Client/job - Quote # • Product: • Product: - Complete product name - Projection - Face width of each tieback - Widths left and right - Finished length - Special instructions - Quantity (in pairs) • Fabric: • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Face fabric name - Use on product - Fabric width - Fabric direction - Vertical pattern repeat - Special lining fabric info - Number of yards sent WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 Unique Specifications • Interlined in pellon • 5” length • Small self welt top and bottom Unique Specifications • Interlined in pellon • 2.5” length plus 1.5” ruffle Straight Tiebacks Streamers Unique Specifications •Interlined in pellon • 3” length • Small self welt top and bottom Unique Specifications • 72” length • 4” width • Straight ends DRDL Drapery Delight 1501 Devon Ellsworth Guest BR Contoured Tiebacks 30” 2 pairs Navy Floral OPTIONS: Angled or notched ends; pre-tied 54” 27” 6 Tucked Tiebacks Unique Specifications • Interlined in pellon • 3” length • Small self welt top and bottom Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft to crisp • Weight: light to medium • Prints: all okay • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: no Stevenson Vestal D-42 Lining • Use lining?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Tiebacks > Contoured Group Quick Yardage Chart Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 1.00, Width Allowance 2”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 1” plus your tieback face width, finished length, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Number of Cuts... Steps: Multiply tieback width x Width Fullness 1.00........... Add Width Allowance 2”............................................... Divide by fabric width, and round up to nearest half or whole width........................................................ Multiply x 2 Tiebacks x 2 Self Lined x # products....... Example: 30” x 1.00 = 30” + 2” = 32” / 54” = 0.59, round up to 1 x 2 x 2 self lined x 2 pairs = 8 cuts x Cut Length... Multiply fin. length* x Length Fullness 1.00............... Add Length Allowance 1”.............................................. Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 9”* x 1.00 = 9” + 1” = 10” / 27” = 0.37, round up to 1 x 27” = 27” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 8 x 27” = 216” / 36” = 6 yards Remember to include additional yardage as specified for your style tieback (see Additional Yardage Requirements above) *Use 9” as Overall Finished Length for Contoured Tiebacks. Updated July 8th, 2010 D-43 Designer Guide Tiebacks > Jumbo Rope Group Common Specifications Placing Your Order Essential Information Optional Information • Background: • Background: - Order date - PO# - Customer code - Special shipping info - Company name - Room - Client/job - Quote # • Product: • Product: - Complete product name - Projection - Face width of each tieback - Widths left and right - Finished length - Special instructions - Quantity (in pairs) • Fabric: • Fabric: - Accent fabric or trim info - Face fabric name - Use on product - Fabric width - Fabric direction - Vertical pattern repeat - Special lining fabric info - Number of yards sent • Brass pin-in rings included Braided Tiebacks Unique Specifications • Approx. 1” diameter per strand • 3 jumbo welts braided together WE WILL USE SV SPECIFICATIONS unless you indicate otherwise. Example: 7/4/2010 DRDL Drapery Delight 1502 Devon Ellsworth Jumbo Rope Tiebacks Unique Specifications •Approx. 1” diameter Library Shirred Jumbo Rope Tiebacks 24” Shirred Jumbo Rope Tiebacks 4 pairs Unique Specifications • Approx. 1” diameter • Shirring with 3 times fullness Burgundy Silk 54” 0” 1.5 Fabric Recommendations Face • Hand: soft to crisp • Weight: light to medium • Prints: all okay • Solids: all okay • Sheers, lace, casement: no Stevenson Vestal D-44 Lining • Use lining?: no Updated July 8th, 2010 Tiebacks > Jumbo Rope Group Quick Yardage Charts Exact Yardage Guide The Numbers: Width Fullness 2.00 Braided / 1.00 Jumbo Rope / 3.00 Shirred Jumbo Rope, Width Allowance 2”, Length Fullness 1.00, Length Allowance 3” plus your tieback face width, finished length*, # products, fabric width and vertical pattern repeat (use 1” for solid fabrics) Overview: Number of Cuts... Steps: Multiply tieback width x Width Fullness................... Add Width Allowance 2”............................................... Divide by fabric width, and round up to nearest half or whole width........................................................ Multiply x 2 Tiebacks (x 3 strands for Braided only) x # products.................................................................. Example (for Shirred Jumbo Rope): 24” x 3.00 = 72” + 2” = 74” / 54” = 1.37, round up to 1.5 x 2 tiebacks x 4 pairs = 12 cuts x Cut Length... Multiply your fin. length* x Length Fullness 1.00..... Add Length Allowance 3”.............................................. Divide by vertical pattern repeat and round up......... Multiply by the vertical pattern repeat........................ 1” x 1.00 = 1” + 3” = 4” / 1” = 4” x 1” = 4” cut length = Yardage Multiply Number of Cuts x Cut Length...................... Divide by 36” for yards and round up.......................... 12 x 4” = 48” / 36” = 1.33, round up to 1.5 yards *Use 1” diameter for Finished Length Updated July 8th, 2010 D-45 Designer Guide Stevenson Vestal D-46 Designer Guide