The fabric pocket is made by folding fabric

The fabric pocket is made by folding fabric back on itself and securing the bottom edge so that the rod or curtain pole can be slid through. . Voiles and silks can be lined to reduce the amount of light, but this should be given careful consideration as the whole point of having fine fabrics is to let the natural light shine through them! If excess light is a real problem, lightweight curtains can look stunning when used in conjunction with a blind which is fitted inside the recess of the window. This can be a huge problem for some people  finding exactly the right subject or colours can be frustrating! Alternatively, a great way to provide a unique charm and real point of interest is to use a modern concept in bed canopies. With so many different rich, pastel or vibrant plain, embroidered or patterns available from the high street or online fabric stores, coordinating existing bedroom furniture and design colours would be easy. Drab off white over head nets have seen somewhat of a revival in recent years with vibrant colours and even black can be found quite easily on the high street or online; However, mosquito nets can also be a little claustrophobic; they dont always suit a bedrooms interior design style appropriately.Its rarely hot enough in the UK to warrant having mosquito nets in place all year round! Although they do provide a particular point of interest and offer an usual charm to add interest to a bedroom they can look completely out of place. Merely having a mosquito net for the sake of it knife coated tarpaulin seems completely pointless! Expanses of plain wall need enhancing in some way to break the monotony and provide visual effects for the eyes to be drawn to. A great way to add a real focal point of interest on a large plain wall is to place pictures, photographs or wall art. Lightweight curtain fabrics such as faux silks and voiles are ideal for this use