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I want some leather curtains, I've managed to buy faux leather off the roll, but now I need to find someone who can turn it into a pair of curtains. Can anyone on here make them, or recommend a place that can make them?


Alternatively, is there anywhere in London that sells ready made faux leather curtains?

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Hi


is it a soft or hard faux leather as you are very limited to what can be done with faux leather its usually used for upholstrey or bags etc, I have made them from faux leather 1 pair in eyelet and 1 pair in hand pinch pleat but you can not hand sew bottoms and they have to be machined.


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