Diy Blind Cord Wrap

Remove the cap covering the hole in the bottom rail of the venetian blinds.

Diy blind cord wrap.

No longer can you sneak onto our front lawn to watch us sit on our couch eating popcorn enjoying the movie of. This is a shocking statistic. Both cords should release. We simply folded our fabric wrong sides together in order to cut both layers at once.

Begin by removing the ladder cap from the underside of the bottom rail. Simple sew each piece of velcro on its end. Make sure you have an extra set of hands as the blinds will release. If not manually release cords by pressing on the pin within the cord locking mechanism located on the headrail.

Following manufacturer s instructions fuse in place. Husband and i bought blinds this week. You can do this with your hands and fingers. Look for the end of the cord where it is tied in a knot.

Pull the cord toward you and cut the knot off the end of the cord. Cut the old cord above the knot and weld the ends of the old and new cord together using a lighter or match. Cut an old fabric into pieces and stitch it securing the boundaries and give it a perfectly finished look. Now that the ends of the cords are exposed within the bottomrail pull them out slightly.

Then at the top from the left side cut out a tear drop shape. 10 wrap the shorter cord. No longer can you sneak onto our front lawn to watch us sit on our couch eating popcorn enjoying the movie of. In the united states alone one child dies from blind cord strangulation every two weeks.

It s an oval with two tear drops on either side. Husband and i bought blinds this week. Thread the cord through the ring and across to the exit side of the blind. In almost every case the child was aged three years or younger.

Do the same at the bottom from the opposite side. You want your oval to be approximately 3 to 3 5 inches long and about 1 5 to 2 inches wide depending on how long your cords are. You just need enough interfacing the cover the area from which the pattern will be cut. In a matter of just seconds a curious playful baby or toddler can accidentally wrap a loose cord or chain around his neck and strangle himself.

If the cords are not broken you do not have to remove the blind. Gran your favorite old fabrics and about an inch of velcro to get this cord wrap work amazingly. Sorry to burst your bubble peeps. Hold lift cords parallel to the headrail and pull as normal.

Pin the pattern in place.