Use the Dritz Home Curtain Grommets 1-9/16'' Pack of 8 to decorate your interiors with beautiful curtains. The pack contains a set of eight 1-9/16-inch curtain grommets for rods up to 1-3/8-inch diameter. Ideal for sheers and drapery-weight fabrics, these curtain grommets are machine-washable and easy to install since they don't require a grommet tool. This set of curtain grommets is available in many colors to coordinate with different materials. Includes eight pieces of curtain grommets>Available in a variety of colors, each sold separately>Color: Brass>Size: 1.56 inches> You can usually expect delivery within 6-10 business days from your order date (business days are Monday-Friday, excluding Holidays).  You’ll receive an email with tracking information when your order is shipped.   Please allow up to 5 business days to receive your tracking information. Some items sent directly from our suppliers may take longer, and will ship separate from the remainder of your order.

Most items will give you the option to upgrade your shipping method for faster delivery.  If you choose to upgrade your shipping method, your order must be received by 11:00 AM ET or your order may not be processed until the following business day. For more details & pricing.  See our Full Shipping Policy > Creativity shouldn’t be complicated, so you can return items for FREE any time to our stores for a hassle-free refund with a smile. You can also return online items by mail.  See Full Return Policy for Details>How To Use Snap-on Grommets Sewing Tips & Tricks Prym Dritz Home Curtain Grommets 1'' White Use the Dritz Prym Home Curtain Grommets 1'' Pack of 8 to reinforce holes in your draperies and use the draperies to spruce your window treatments. These grommets are a quick and easy way to resist tears and abrasions and cover extra fabric frays of pierced curtain holes without the use of any tool. For added convenience, these curtain grommets are designed in such a way that it eliminates the need of sewing.

Simply cut holes in the curtain heads and snap the grommets on for easy use. This package includes eight grommets. Brand: DritzIncludes eight grommets per packSize: 1 inch (each) Dritz Home 1.56" Curtain Grommets 8pcs Champagne Hang your curtains easily or add a touch of creative style with the Dritz Home 1-9/16'' Curtain Grommets Pack of 8. Made for rods up to 1-3/8 inches in diameter, these curtain grommets come in other colors so you can match them with your curtain set and room decor. These curtain grommets are suitable for sheer to drapery-weight fabrics. This pack has eight sets of machine-washable grommets. Grommet tool not required. Includes eight pieces>Available in ten natural color options>Color: Champagne>Size: 1.56 inches diameter (grommet opening); 2.38 inches (grommet overall)>Width 0.38 inch (grommet rim)>For rods up to 1.38'' diameter, for sheer to drapery-weight fabrics.>Care: Machine washable, Do not iron, Tumble dry or Dry clean>Does anyone else have the problem that when you are specifically looking for a fabric pattern or a certain type of curtain you can never find it…however if you don’t need any at all, you happen to stumble upon like 20 that you LOOOOOOVVVVEEE?!? 

Seriously…my dog is named Murphy (as in Murphy’s Law) for a reason!  Happens to me all the time!  Thanks to Online Fabric Store and this perfect fabric they sent me, I bit the bullet and I made my own DIY Lined Grommet Top Curtain Panels for Spangenbaby’s room instead of searching and searching for store bought ones!mothercare nursery blackout curtains These really were not hard at all however I do have a lot of steps listed below only because I am crazy about explaining things.  silver cross honeypot curtainsSo don’t get overwhelmed.  pinch pleat curtains sydneyThe most advanced skill you must have is to sew a straight line!  curtains kaitaia

Seriously…they are really easy! *I made floor to ceiling curtains.  So my yardage may differ from yours.  I recommend measuring how long you want to make your curtains and then adding about 12-16 inches in length.  I used home décor fabric so it comes 54” wide and I left it as is. **I did not buy expensive curtain liner fabric.  I dug out the couple of twin white sheets I had on hand from my Toga Party Days in college and used those!  1.  Start by measuring your windows, deciding on a curtain size and cutting your fabric to length.  I had to square up my fabric before starting.  I wanted my pattern to match straight across when the curtains were drawn closed. 2.  I ironed the wrong side of my fabric.  You have to do this.  If you don’t you will see the wrinkles every time you walk into your room and look at the beautiful creations you just made.  So do it…it sucks but it’s worth it!   (heads up:  you have to iron your lining fabric also!)  Iron the wrong side so you don’t have to worry about ruining your good side!

3.  I pressed a half inch hem, folded over and pressed another half inch hem.  Repeat for both of your curtain sides. 4.  For the top hem, I pressed a half inch hem, folded over and pressed a 4 inch hem at the top.  This will be where your grommets are attached.  Make sure your final hem is long enough to fit your grommets. 5.  For my sheets, I cut off the side and bottom hems. 6.  Lay down your pressed panels right side down and lay the sheet so that the edges of the sheet fit under your pressed hem.  There will be excess at the bottom and that is just fine.  We will trim that later. 7.  Sew a straight hem along both sides of your curtain panels as well as the lower hem on the top section where the grommets go. 8.  In preparation for your grommets, we are going to measure the curtain rod hanger length.  You want to know how far your curtain rod will protrude off the wall.  Measure from the end to the center of the curved curtain rod holder.  

Write this number down. 9.  Now we are going to install our grommets.  I bought a pack of these Grommets from Jo-Ann Fabric and Crafts using my coupon. Inside the package, there is a template to mark and cut your circles. You will need to figure out spacing.  You don’t want your curtains to fold more than the area you have in between the wall and the curtain rod or they will be all bunchy.  I measured the SAME DISTANCE as I recorded above from both edges.  (Measure from the end of the fabric to the CENTER of the template).  I marked those spots with a pen and the template. Then I spaced out all my other grommets to have DOUBLE the distance of my measurement above in between them.  This allows for the curtains to pleat while pushed open. 10.  To insert the grommets you will cut out the center of the circles you marked.  I found it helpful to cut just inside the lines. Then find a grommet pair.  One with grooves, one with teeth. Place the grooved side down on the table, place your curtain,  right side DOWN on top of the grommet.

Place the other half of the grommet on top and press down firmly.  It will snap right into place. Repeat for all your grommet holes!  They really are easy to install! 11.  Now we are going to hang our curtains.  Go ahead…pat yourself on the back…they look gorgeous and you are ALMOST DONE!!! Once they are hung up, I measured the length and pinned the bottom hem into place.  I took them down and stitched the hem.  You could hand sew them in place, however it was super fast to just take them down and use the sewing machine! Now you have yourself a beautiful, custom curtain panel.  And mine is PERFECT for little man’s new room! So the next time you are looking for that PERFECT fabric I highly recommend pulling up this tutorial and heading over to Online Fabric Store and browsing their incredible selection of fabrics.  I honestly could sit and look through them all for hours.  It also makes me want to make pillows, more curtains and more!  Be sure to sign up for my emails so you don’t miss when I share how I made a custom adjustable crib skirt, accent pillows and a fabric covered lamp shade with some of the other awesome prints I chose for Small Dude’s room!