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Ages ago, I committed to the same basic grommet-topped curtain panels for our entire home. This makes it easy to add matching panels over time if needed, and also provides some consistency throughout our entire house. However, I recently experimented with using Command Hooks to hang a curtain rod; and this setup didn’t allow my standard grommet-topped panels to hang right. So for the first time in a really long time, I had to find a different way to hang my curtains…which lead me to curtain rings! After experimenting quite a bit, I landed on a super easy way to hang curtains on rings that not only looks great but also results in a perfect hem…all at once and without sewing! Let me show you my super easy tricks!

For years, I have relied on the ease and clean lines of grommet-topped curtain panels. Once perfectly hemmed (see my foolproof hemming method), they pleat pretty much on their own and are easy to make uniform.

But when I recently installed a curtain rod with Command Hooks in our master bedroom, the rod ended up really close to the wall and my grommet panels didn’t work. So I opted to hang curtains on rings instead.

I might go as far as to say “my eyes have been opened” to the brilliance of curtain rings because I was really pleasantly surprised not just by how easy the hanging process was, but also how I was able to make a perfectly-hemmed, fuller curtain display in no time at all!

I’ve gotten into the habit of doubling up my grommet-topped panels on each side of the window to give a fuller look (since a standard panel only produces four pleats). But with curtain hooks, you can determine how many pleats you want, which therefor dictates how wide your curtains sit! Below is a side-by-side of the exact same panels hung on grommets (left) and curtain rings (right).

But there’s more! When I hung the curtains on rings, I didn’t even have to hem them (in the traditional sense), but yet still ended up with panels at the perfect length! Ready to see how?

Here is what you need in order to hang curtains on rings!

First and foremost, you should hang your curtain rod where you want it (and then adjust your curtains as necessary), rather than hang the curtain rod to accommodate the length of your curtains. If you’re not sure how high and wide to hang your curtain rod, here is a great reference post!

NOTE: It is MUCH easier to make curtains shorter rather than longer; so I always recommend buying the longest you can get or at least longer than you need!

As I said before, when you hang curtains on grommets or back-tabs, it is pre-determined how many pleats you get (and therefor, how wide your curtain panel sits). But when you get to decide the ring placement, you have much more control over how your curtain ultimately looks!

How many rings you use depends greatly on how wide your panel is, how wide you want it to sit on the rod, and how tight of pleats you want. Here are some generalities to help you:

You will always place a clip on either corner of the curtain panel and then evenly space the remaining clips in between those two. Before you move forward, it can be worth the time to experiment to see how many rings you prefer on your particular panel.

For reference, I used 10 clips (for 9 pleats) on my white 56″ wide panels; and 9 clips (for 8 pleats) on my navy 42″ wide panels.

(This tutorial is going to assume your curtains are too long. If your curtains are the perfect length for your rod (when hung on the rings), you can skip Steps 1 – 3.)

Your first step is going to be to hang your curtains upside-down. (Trust me on this, it will make sense as you work through the tutorial!) At this point, you don’t need to place your clips perfectly, but you do want to space them fairly evenly and use the correct number for your desired pleat number and depth, as outlined above.

NOTE: Please ignore the grommets on the photo below…my panel IS technically hung upside-down because I will be “hemming” the non-grommet side.

Just as I’ve shown you in this sewn hem tutorial and this non-sewn hem tutorial, use either straight pins or a fabric pen to mark the exact place where the curtain panel meets the floor/baseboard. Be sure to gently pull the panel down straight as you work across the width, so you find the exact spot where it meets the floor. This hem line that you just pinned should technically be at the top of your curtain panel (because we hung it upside-down, remember?).

At this point, go ahead and remove the panel from the curtain rod AND the rings from the curtain.

(If your curtain is really wrinkled, go ahead and iron the whole thing now before proceeding.)

Place your curtain panel right-side down onto an ironing board or other heat-safe surface, with your pinned hem along the top. Fold the hem along the pin line wrong-sides together, as shown below.

Remove the pins and then use a hot iron (with steam if needed) to make a crisp, clean fold line across the top of your panel.

TIP! I love using my Cricut Easy Press for curtain projects since the heat plate is so much bigger than an iron’s.

You’ve now technically hemmed your curtains! But how does that fold stay in place? Remember, we made the hem at the top of the curtain panel (rather than the bottom), which means we can use our curtain rings to hold it in place!

Mind blown, yet?

The next step is to place your curtain rings along the top of the folded/ironed curtain panel. This time, you do want to use a ruler to make sure your rings are perfectly spaced along the top of the panel. Remember, you want one ring on either side, all the way at the edge. The remaining rings should be spaced evenly in between.

Your curtain panel is now technically hemmed and ready for hanging!

Your next step is to hang the curtain(s) back on the curtain rod. Start by placing the rings on the rod; then pull the fabric between each ring toward you. The curtain rings should sit toward the back/wall, and the (ring-free) pleated fabric should sit forward away from the wall.

NOTE: Since the fabric along the top of the panel is doubled-over (from the hem, remember!), it’s actually really easy to make nice firm pleats thanks to the extra weight and bulk!

Once you have the pleats set at the top, use your hands to form those same pleats all the way down the length of the curtain. Once you have the pleats formed, use a string (or a hair clip, in my case) to hold the pleats together. This is called “training” your curtains, and works wonders for maintaining perfect pleats long after you’ve hung them.

After a few hours of training the pleats, release the string/clips and space out the curtain rings to your preference!

You now have perfectly-hemmed, neatly-pleated curtains hung on stylish rings! How easy was that?!?!

As I said in the beginning, I’ve hung curtain panels on grommets for ages. And I generally don’t mind hemming my curtains the “old fashioned” way to make them work in home after home after home.

But now that I’ve learned how to hang curtains on rings AND seen with my own eyes how quick and easy you can get super stylish results…I might trade in my grommets for curtain rings every time now!

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With the Tour de France beginning in Copenhagen on Friday, July 1 and finishing in Paris on Sunday, July 24, here’s how to watch the three weeks of racing wherever you are in the world.

First off, the NBCSN cable channel is no more and the NBC Sports Gold Cycling Pass has been discontinued. Instead, NBC has rolled its cycling coverage into the Peacock streaming service. The good news is it only costs $4.99 month-to-month, meaning you can cancel it as soon as Tadej Pogačar crosses the finish line in Paris to claim his third yellow jersey in a row at a canter. Hurrah! Alternatively, FloBikes will also be broadcasting the Tour on their platform at a cost of $12.50 a month.

Live-streaming services aside, the race will still be broadcast on the NBC-owned CNBC and USA television channels.

Cycling fans down under will be able to watch live coverage on SBS, with replays of each day’s stage also available on SBS On Demand every day. Their full TV schedule for each stage can be found on their website. Just make sure you don’t wake the baby at 3 am when Ben O’Connor wins the Alpe d’Huez stage and storms into the yellow jersey.

UK viewers can watch Messrs Imlach, Boulting et al. on ITV4, with their daily highlights show also airing every evening. GCN/Eurosport will also have their coverage featuring Bradley Wiggins chasing the peloton on a motorbike, while Welsh viewers will be able to watch the race on S4C.

Viewing on ITV, both on your physical television and via the magic-ness of online streaming, is free, as long as you can remember your ITV Hub password. Meanwhile, GCN+ costs £6.99 a month or £39.99 when you pay annually, with no ad breaks, while the same coverage will be broadcast on Eurosport’s freeview television channel.

Not sure what the situation is to be perfectly honest, but if you find yourself in the Bahamas then you don’t really have anything to complain about.

The aforementioned FloBikes will broadcast the 2022 Tour de France in Canada, eh. Come on Woodsy!

Sky Sport will likely be showing the Tour de France in New Zealand. The cable service costs NZ$26 per month and an extra NZ$32 per month on top for the Sky Sport package that you’ll need to watch the Tour. Worth it just to see Shane Archbold’s mullet though am I right?

GCN+ will only be showing the Tour de France in Europe and Asia-Pacific, excluding Australia, New Zealand, China and Japan. Here is a rundown of where you can find Tour de France coverage in other territories.

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