Faux Roman Shade Valance No Sew

You know i love me some diy no sew projects right.

Faux roman shade valance no sew.

While i love these no sew projects this one scared me a tad apparently a lot of my diy projects scare me though. Since i had applied a privacy film to the window glass the window treatment didn t need to cover the whole window. Attach the l brackets to frame. It is primarily used to hang the valance and shade however i like the finish look the sides add to the top especially if the shade is being mounted outside the window moulding.

It s sort of in the style of a roman shade anyway i wanted something simple in here. My shade is actually a faux roman plus it s no sew. Using the edge of your fold as a guide sew a straight line down the side of your faux roman shade. Because the side pieces will be exposed use a staple gun to cover them with scrap fabric to match the roman shade.

How to make faux roman. There s lots of tutorials for this on the web if you do a search. Since i decided to hang this shade from the valance that is connected to my blinds i took off the valance but left. Sew the bottom seam of your faux roman shade.

Just a little bit of fabric at a window makes such a huge difference in a room. I have always liked the look of roman shades but i was too intimidated to try sewing a functional roman shade myself. That s the best of both worlds if you don t know how or want to sew and don t want to spend a lot of money on fabric. Artdix roman shades blinds window shades light grey 20 w x 36l inches 1 piece blackout solid fabric custom made roman shades for windows doors home kitchen living room including valance 4 5 out of 5 stars 30.

Once the sides are sewn repeat steps 2 5 along the bottom edge of your faux roman. No sew faux roman shade. Sew the sides of your faux roman shade. No sew faux roman shade one that really works as you all know i m in the process of brightening up my kitchen.

Decide on the length of the valance. Really quick and simple i made 4 of these in an hour and a half. I know the best way to do this is to paint the cabinets but i m totally dragging my feet on that one. I settled on sewing a faux aka stationary roman shade for the top third of the window.

How to make faux roman shades with tension rods. I did a quick search and found beth s homestories atoz here. Just inside the window to keep things neat and tidy and non fussy. Typically the folds in a mock roman valance are 4 to 6 inches long.

Repeat steps 2 5 on the other side of your fabric.