I would do pinch pleats and add little hooks (Penney's sells ones that are too big, in my opinion, so look at JoAnne's or other places like that for small hooks) and then put the hooks inside the little loop that is below the ring.

Look at this from Houzz. It was the most helpful thing for me.

Here is a link that might be useful: [drapery primer[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/how-to-get-your-window-treatment-right-stsetivw-vs~425405)

Thanks Beekeeperswife. I already have those big hooks that Penneys sells. What makes the smaller ones better?

I will try to put this in words because it is such a visual thing...here goes...

On the smaller hook..The hook that goes through the loop of the ring will be higher up towards the top of the pleat. There is a shorter distance between the hook and the sharp part (which hits the top of the drape). If you use a big one, the hook is maybe 3/4" from the sharp part, but with a smaller one, it might be 1/4" from the sharp part. Which means that the top of the curtain will be in a better position below the ring.

Unless you want the curtain to hang in front of the curtain ring. If you think about it the drapery hooks were used for pleated drapes on a traverse rod, and the drapes needed to cover the ugly traverse rod.....but if you are using decorative rings and rod, you want that to show.

With the larger hook, more of the pleat will be above the ring.

I wish I could draw it out...

Ok, I think I got it. Thanks, I will definitely give it a try when I get the new panels. I think I might go with the Supreme.