Pack of 10 Roman Shade Orbs from Home Sewing Depot - Enhance your SEO! Review

It worked. A little hard for my older fingers but not big. The videos on You-Tube show a different, more complicated way of routing the shadow cord than the builder used by me, but that doesn't matter. Those spheres worked, and that's all that matters. But LOVE her?

I started making my own roman blinds and tried using knots instead of these balls. Spend money on her! It's worth doing a very slight hue adjustment after setting it up. I'm also experimenting with different ways to install the lampshade myself and these balls will make changing the lampshade very easy.

They do exactly what they're supposed to do - help line the bottom of my Roman shades. To be honest, when making curtains, it's not that hard to just tie each cord down BUT it comes in very handy if you ever plan on taking the curtains off for cleaning. Balls are a lot easier than untying a knot on each string!

These go really well with my lame Roman Shades. They do exactly what they are supposed to do. They all adjust the fold for perfect alignment. The only reason I gave them four instead of five was because I had to ask my husband to pry open some of them with pliers because they were so tight. The good news is that on a medium weight fabric with a 64 inch knot there will be no slippage. It's good.

These things really work! I ordered them after hearing about them. I half-expected that they wouldn't work, but I was curious. This is a real improvement over just tying threads to the first blind ring; First, because they're easily adjustable - don't tie or untie them until you get it right; Secondly, because they can be easily removed when you want to clean the blinds. I also found them very useful for holding the cables in place when plugging them in so they don't come out again.