Calculating the amount of curtain fabric needed involves understanding the dimensions of your window and the desired fullness ratio. The fullness ratio determines how much extra fabric you want beyond the width of the window to create a fuller look.
Window Width = width of the window in inches
Fullness Ratio = desired fullness (e.g., 2 for double fullness)
The formula divides the product of the window width and the fullness ratio by 36 to convert the fabric measurement from square inches to linear yards, which is a common unit for curtain fabric.
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