I have been staring at the blank window in my living room for a whole year now. I kept thinking about doing a window valance tutorial and then kept putting it off. I finally decided I wanted

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Give your windows high-class style by building a custom DIY window cornice, following this detailed step-by-step tutorial.

Window valances are a box that fit over the top of a window. They are mainly used to add dimension to the window, but some people like to use them to hide the curtain rod. Store-bought window valances can be expensive and there's no...

Simple, step by step instructions with photos for creating a DIY box valance to update window treatments and refresh home decor.

Welp…we’re back from Florida. I’m tan and peeling all at once. I’ve got pictures to share, but they’re on Chris’s computer and he’s on the road again. Ch…

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An Upholstered Pelmet is a decorative and functional addition to your window treatment. Pelmets could be used with Roman Shades, sheers or drapery panels. Pelmets in bedrooms could be used for blocking light from the top of the curtains. Pelmets and other window treatments also reduce heat/cold transfer by stopping the convection cycle making your home more energy efficient. There are many decorative options for Upholstered Pelmets including shapes, piping, nails, trims, banding and…

In episode 9 of The Sew Much More Podcast: 30-Minutes with Workroom Tech, Ceil DiGuglielmo and Susan Woodcock talk about box pleated valances.

Hanging standard drapes or curtains may not be the best fit for every room. But some sort of fabric around the windows adds a layer of warmth to a room. Create your own DIY window cornice boards to add that warmth without the drapes! Materials 1x10s* 1x4s* pocket hole jig* jigsaw* string batting* fabric staple gun*/staples corner braces* I’ve included affiliate links for all items and tools I used to build this project. I will earn a small commission without any increase to you. I hope it…