Whichever method you employ it is possible to completely change the appearance of your basic curtains with the minimum of effort and outlay. Borders can be applied to both the bottom and the leading edge of your basic curtains but it is important to carefully mitre the corners so that you end up with a professional looking finish.

The leading edges of your curtains can have bullion edging attached. These are most commonly employed with a blind or other window covering as they are primarily for effect and not for practical purposes.

Plain curtains can have borders of braid that contrast with them attached or complementary borders, made from fabric, can be inset into the curtain's leading edge.

It is possible to tie and loop your curtains in various ways to create some extremely theatrical effects. If your curtains have a rounded corner it is possible to extend a frill from the top of the corner to the base of the curtain and it is also possible to add piping that joins the edge of the frill to the leading edge of the curtain.

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