So I want to hang this transparent table cloth up as a curtain. The plastic is pretty thin (less than 0,5 mm), but it feels like it should be fine. So my question is, how would you make the holes to put the rings through? The curtain is 140 x 180 cm, and the material is probably (less than 0,5 mm) thin, hence pretty light (~300 - 400g). I figure if I just cut horizontal slits, it’ll be likely to tear. Circular holes would need to be big enough to fit the scissors through - I don’t exactly have any special tools at my disposal rn. I’m mostly wondering if I’d need to reinforce the holes somehow or it’ll hold its weight as is without tearing. Any advice would be much appreciated. P.S. I’m open to any alternative suggestions, also considering some sort of clamps instead of rings, but the ones you get for curtains are meant to hold textile curtains, no idea how well they would hold this smooth material.

(Side note: Why is the curtain transparent? Answer: it’s not meant to keep the light out or prying eyes, but a cold draught! I’ve been using my regular curtains for this, but turns out I need the daylight to still come in. My bed is right by the window, and in winter that spot is super drafty and cold, but if I keep the sunlight out, I can’t wake up in the morning. Also the bed won’t fit anywhere else in this small bedroom)