Fifteen Minute Upholstered Valance
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Suggested materials:
- 1/4” plywood (Lowe’s)
- “L” brackets (Lowe’s)
- Polyester batting (Walmart)
- Fabric (JoAnn Fabric)
- Heavy duty staples/Staple gun (Lowe’s)
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Tmc86036071 on Nov 10, 2023
I chuckled when I read this because these valances were very popular in the 80s. We just bought a home and ripped them all out because the valances blocked the window opening on top (besides the colors/material/design being very dated). I guess something old is being re-created. I caution to only use on large windows and remember they are decorative for the top of the window only with no function as a window covering. You will still require some type of curtain, blind, etc... if you want to cover the window, make your valances wide enough to incorporate the addition window covering (curtains) Finally, choose a material you love, because it's a lot of work to change out the valances. 😉
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Griselda on Jan 02, 2024
yes. back in the 80's I did this to my windows. but I kept the curtain rods and made the valances out of styrofoam. I used floral pins and glue to secure the shape. used glue for the batting and more floral pins to secure my fabric. Hung them over the curtain rods. they were nice and light! lasted for years.
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