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Scarf Window Treatments Are Really Easy Window TreatmentsScarf window treatments can really transform your windows without lots of hardwork or major expense. These really are simple window treatments that anyone can have a go at installing themselves. Scarf valances are simply a long piece of fabric that is hemmed on the edges. Sometimes they can have lining sewn on to the back to give a contrast color. As you can see in this window treatment picture just below when hung and dressed over a decorative curtain rod they can look stunning.
The other option you have is to find out how to make valances like this for yourself using your own fabric. Don't worry it really is not that hard it is a really simple window treatment to start with. You can watch my video showing you how to make one for yourself. The link is lower down on this page, but before you do I recommend you read about how to measure for this kind of window treatment just below. How to measure for drapesSwag window treatments like this are very simple when it comes to how to measure for drapes. In these window treatment examples all you need to do is measure from the top of the decorative curtain rod down to where you want the scarf window treatments to come to.
I personally like them to the floor but furniture or other things may prevent this. Then take this length measurement and double it to allow for both sides. Then measure the with of the curtain rod and add this to the length down the sides. Then finally add just a little extra to the total length to allow the swag to sag down a little between the sides (as in the picture here). So all you need to do is find your fabric and simply hem it on all four sides. It could not be easier to do, then it is ready to hang. So these really are easy window treatments.
You have 2 other ways you can hang scarf valances like these. The first is by using curtain holdbacks like this one here above on the right. this is how the scarf swag is held up in the window treatment picture above left. A very simple window treatment idea that anyone can do for themselves.
The other is to use a swag holder like this one here on the left. I would not use this swag holder style with a thick heavy fabric. you will find it very difficult to thread the fabric through the hole. This is another really easy window treatment to install yourself.
Using a double curtain rodIf you want to be hanging drapes on the same window treatment as your scarf valance. Then hanging curtains and the scarf window treatment from double curtain rods like this one on the right could be the answer. Your window coverings drapes would hang from the back curtain rod. Then your scarf window treatment would hang from the front curtain rod. This means you are only installing one set of window curtain hardware over your window. Looking For Super Easy No Sew Window Treatments
When it somes to a no sew window treatment this is one of the easiest valance sewing patterns you can get. Anyone can make their own beautiful no sew scarf valance. So you don't need any skills sewing valances to create your own beautiful window treaments. So anyone can turn their curtain ideas in to reality. By following the simple step by step video guide here. You can watch me create one in no time at all. Get The Free E-Guide
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Discover "How To Hang Window Scarves" right here with this easy to follow E-Guide.
Simple Step By Step Guide anyone can follow to create their own beautiful window treatments!
Even if you have never sewn a stitch in your life. Try the easy NO SEW making method.
Find Out More About How To Hang Window Scarves >>> (Also How To Measure And Make).
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"Dear Lee, Just wanted to say I found your site last week and it was an absolute godsend. Most helpful and informative - easy to follow instructions - and my very first bay window pelmet looks like the work of a true (and expensive) professional!
The pelmet and curtains both look much better in real life than on the photo of course. My wife thinks it all looks the work of a real pro rather than a first time amateur! Many many thanks for your site.
Kind regards Neal"
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