Posted on March 27, 2008 by brevell
After we have hot glued rope welt to the edge of the cornice we need to cover the exposed lip of the cord. The easiest no-sew way to do this is to make a sharp crease in the fabric by pressing it together with our fingers using 3/4″ Millennium tape.
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Posted on March 6, 2008 by brevell
Every once in a while someone will give me a workroom tip that saves a lot of frustration and results in a much nicer finished product. This suggestion came from Catherine who managed one of the Calico Corners stores and her suggestion involves matching horizontal stripes on a cornice board . Even with a walking foot sewing machine [...]
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Posted on March 5, 2008 by brevell
To make a mock roman shade cornice board with matching pattern we first staple batting to the plywood box and cover the batting with muslin. On this board which is 8 1/4″ high we want three folds so mark the muslin with lines 2 3/4″ apart. Now let’s lay out the fabric loosely to see which [...]
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