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Read more + May 15, 2012 - How To Make A Box Pleat Or Inverted Box Pleat. Pinterest. Today. Explore. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. ... Box Pleat Valance Box Pleat Skirt Box Pleats Sewing Hacks Sewing Tutorials Sewing Crafts Sewing Patterns Types Of Pleats Baby Curtains.
09-07-2013· Box pleat valances are usually mounted to a board, but you can make a box pleat valance on a rod, too and it's super easy. Follow my step by step tutorial with pictures. Whether you sew or you don't, you can get a custom look, it's really all about the ironing! Check it out!
04-08-2012· Time to measure for placement on the valance board. Fold over the fabric and mark the center of the fabric. Measure and mark the center of the board as well. Then measure and mark half that on both the fabric and the board to get to the center of where the pleats will go …
09-07-2013· Of course there are many exceptions to this rule, but generally I have found that if I have at least one and a half times my window width, I'm good. Step 2. Next I decided on my style and make a pattern. For this style I had to have enough width for the window itself, the rod projection and 5 inches for each pleat.
Make a box pleat valance on a rod instead of a board with this simple sewing tutorial. The end result is an elegant curtain that hangs naturally and can be moved around as needed (which you can't get with a board). Your friends will be wondering where you got such a nice bathroom accessory.
18-02-2013· Fold the front of your valance next finishing off the corner and staple in place. The front of your box pleat valance should always be folded to the top to ensure a clean edge from the front. When the corners are stapled in place, continue folding under the excess from the front of your valance …
06-01-2015· Inverted Box Pleat Valance. This valance was fabricated for a patio door and . a window above the sink. The fabric blended well with my clients granite counter . top that had muted khaki and black colors. The inverted pleats, banding and buttons were . done with a black fabric for a pop of color.
03-02-2016· An inverted box pleat is formed by two equal folds of fabric folded toward one another so they meet at the center of the pleat on the front of the fabric. Or, more easily stated, an inverted box pleat is what a box pleat looks like from behind. The key to sewing any pleat is precise marking of the fold lines and placement lines.
The inverted box pleat basically forms an inverted pleat at the front of the curtain, with all the extra fabric within the pleat contained behind. It's a less fussy look than most other pleats, and often a great alternative to s-folds if floor space is a problem or the fabric doesn't have a very soft handle.
15-02-2017· Box Pleat Valance Tutorial – Sewing a Valance from a Target Curtain Panel. February 15, 2017 March 3, 2017 Love. I recently posted photos of my new curtain in my also new "Reading Room". I found a wonderful "how-to" from Living Solutions The Blog: Ideas and Inspiration.
At the end of the wider piece of fabric, the first pleat should start about 4 inches in to leave room for the leading edge. On the backside of the heading, mark with a pin or disappearing fabric marker. Measure in the amount of fabric you need for the back pleat. For me that's 3". Then mark the size of the front pleat, which is 3 ¾" here.
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Aug 29, 2013 - Box Pleats Tutorial; detailed and informative, I have used and loved these instructions and cannot recommend them enough. They also have a Knife Pleats tutorial.
18-02-2013· Box Pleat Valance Tutorial – How to Make A Board Mounted Pleated Valance By Sonya When I made this box pleat valance a couple of years ago, I carefully documented each step, edited the pictures for a future post and then promptly put it out of my mind.
12-07-2011· Easy Box Pleat Valances (Convert a Curtain Panel into a Box Pleat Valance) Being that I had already sewn valances for the family room earlier this year and didn't like them, I knew that my husband would not be thrilled that I was making new ones quite so soon.
Board Mounted Box Pleat Valance. Pleats evenly spaced approximately 12" to 15" apart. Print patterns centered on boxes. Valance is fully lined. Pictured above with contrast inserts- picture below shows with valance without optional contrast pleats. No space between boxes unless you add the contrast pleat option. Finished length 18"
Inverted Box Pleat Valance - Style 7 Description: A sharply tailored triple fullness valance utilizing box pleats. Pleat spacing runs from 3-4 inches depending upon the overall valance size and desired look. Blackout lining is standard.
The box pleat valance has a tailored look with clean, modern lines. Not only is its pattern simple and streamlined, but its board-mount installation minimizes unnecessary seams as well. The inverted box pleats are placed meticulously on each corner, as well as between the flat swags. Choose large-scale prints to tell a story with the fabric, or ...
28-06-2021· Wrap the valance around the ends of the board, making a neat pleated turn in the corner fabric along the top of the board, and staple it in place.
For standard single wide windows, the shaped box pleat valance features a flat swag in the center that's shaped in a half circle. The side swags are made longer, allowing the valance to frame the window beautifully. And if you select a unique fabric with a large fabric print, it will be centered on each swag whenever possible.
The Box Pleat Valance is a tailored valance that can be made any width up to 150", so that you get a perfect fit. The Box Pleat valance gives you the option to use two fabrics, one main fabric for the boxes and rod pocket and another fabric for the inverted pleats. However, if you prefer to have the valance sewn in just one fabric, just choose ...
25-06-2021· Many types of pleated drapes have seen a rise in popularity as traditional styles have come back into fashion. One of the more popular, is the inverted pleat, which is also known as a box pleat. The trickiest part of making inverted pleated drapes is calculating exactly how much fabric you need.