Mounting board for valances

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Mounting board for valances itsjoannotjoann 04-17-2008
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Posted by on April 17, 2008, 3:14 pm
Why is it every pattern I see for valances have them mounted on a
board?? Personally, I like something that can be taken down and
either sent to the cleaners or washed. I suppose it's to make them
appear to hang nicer. I bought 3 new patterns this week at JoAnn's
trying to decide which I want to make and all three are mounted on
boards once completed. I guess I'll just have to do a bit of figuring
and convert them all to hang on rods.

<sigh>

Posted by ruth gee on April 17, 2008, 4:42 pm
I stitched velcro to the back of my valances and stapled the other half to
the valance board they have worked well for 5 years and several times up and
down

> Why is it every pattern I see for valances have them mounted on a
> board?? Personally, I like something that can be taken down and
> either sent to the cleaners or washed. I suppose it's to make them
> appear to hang nicer. I bought 3 new patterns this week at JoAnn's
> trying to decide which I want to make and all three are mounted on
> boards once completed. I guess I'll just have to do a bit of figuring
> and convert them all to hang on rods.
>
> <sigh>



Posted by Nick and Judy on April 17, 2008, 7:24 pm
For my old bedroom curtains, I made a flat/tailored valance. I installed one
of those 3" wide flat rods, that projected out about 3 inches from the wall.
I folded the valance over the rod till I had the right length I wanted, then
I took it off, pressed it on the fold and put it back up. I didn't make a
casing because it worked fine as it was.


>I stitched velcro to the back of my valances and stapled the other half to
>the valance board they have worked well for 5 years and several times up
>and down
>
>> Why is it every pattern I see for valances have them mounted on a
>> board?? Personally, I like something that can be taken down and
>> either sent to the cleaners or washed. I suppose it's to make them
>> appear to hang nicer. I bought 3 new patterns this week at JoAnn's
>> trying to decide which I want to make and all three are mounted on
>> boards once completed. I guess I'll just have to do a bit of figuring
>> and convert them all to hang on rods.
>>
>> <sigh>
>
>
>



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