How many yards did you purchase to make the valances?
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3/4 yd to make 1 valance= 18 inches plus 5 inch top hem & 3 inch bottom hem. For 2 valences you need 1 1/2 yds. Fold 1/2 inch under and best to iron seams first for easier sewing.
327264
based on the average stocking measurements and 45" fabric width folded at center... 3-4 stockings per yard. 4.5 yards should do it. But before you buy your fabric, measure your stocking pattern and go from there. remember velvet has a nap so everything should be cut the exact same direction. Also if you are making these yourself, velvet will crawl while sewing so it is very helpful to baste the two pieces together before stitching on the machine.
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4 panels came as an assembly 4'6''h X 6'8". 4 square panels are the added using metal brackets supplied. Easy and vg instructions and pre-drilled holes. We used a post between our 2 sections-- advisable for integrity. Looks like some posh English garden.
127091
I'd say a total of less than 2 feet. But you can adjust them a little too. I really like the one I bought. It's got a nice "rustic" look to it.
1890280
Hello- Thank you for your interest in Designer Living! Unfortunately, we do not have the valances available for this particular comforter set, Madison Park Dawn. We do however, sell valances on our Designer Living site at www.designerliving.com. Sincerely, Helita Designer Living Customer Service 1-888-879-8790 www.designerliving.com
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Approx 1 yard. FY I, we've really enjoyed the lights. Have held up well to the elements. Hope this helps.
1789599
I do not have one to measure but I know they were long as we had to cut them down and sew them as they were to big for what we were looking at. But they were beautiful and you can not beat the price.
658194
I did have to cut it some, in Ga we have 2x4 studded walls. seems like 10",, or 12"These things were probably made to serve even up north where houses have 2x6 walls.
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We used 2 yards of fleece and 2 yards of another fleece. We then cut the fleece and tied them together to make a blanket.
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It depends on how wide you want it to hang when fully closed and how much fullness you want. I usually draw it to figure out what I want. For example, say your window rod is 36" and you want it double thickness (for the 72" total of material...if your rod is 72", I would go with at least 144 inches of material for a valance using these), then you'd figure out how big the spaces should be in-between each grommet. Say you use 9 grommets for the 72" of material, and the first and last one are close to the edges, you'd have about 9 inches between the middle of each grommet (72" divided by 8 = 9" -- 8 is the number of spaces between each grommet), and so you'd have to make sure 9 inches is the fullness you want for the original 36" rod - imagine it with the grommets in and the material nicely pleating between grommets. If you want less than 9 inches, use more grommets, or in other words, more grommets for smaller pleats. Use fewer grommets for more than 9 inches/bigger pleats. Sorry that's not more clear, but hope it's helpful. This is why I draw it.
1999760
Yes, please enter 8 to purchase 8 yards. Fabric will be cut in one continuous length.
695562
My house is about 85ft x 35ft. I made one application on all fascias with about one gallon mix. So a couple of ounces of product.
1975347
Our valance also did not have an opening in the back. I cut a small slit in the back of the valance in order to give the middle supports an area of the rod to attach. Simply measure the distance from both ends to the center support on the wall. If the measurements are the same, it will be even easier to figure out the place to make the slit. Fold the valance in half from front to front and end to end. Cut the slit in the back of the rod pocket of the valance. If the measurements are different, simply adjust the area to be cut onthe rod pocket accordingly. After our valance was installed, no one has ever seen the slit in the back and it looks great. Our valance also did not have an opening in the back. I cut a small slit in the back of the valance in order to give the middle supports an area of the rod to attach. Simply measure the distance from both ends to the center support on the wall. If the measurements are the same, it will be even easier to figure out the place to make the slit. Fold the valance in half from front to front and end to end. Cut the slit in the back of the rod pocket of the valance. If the measurements are different, simply adjust the area to be cut onthe rod pocket accordingly. After our valance was installed, no... » Read More Our valance also did not have an opening in the back. I cut a small slit in the back of the valance in order to give the middle supports an area of the rod to attach. Simply measure the distance from both ends to the center support on the wall. If the measurements are the same, it will be even easier to figure out the place to make the slit. Fold the valance in half from front to front and end to end. Cut the slit in the back of the rod pocket of the valance. If the measurements are different, simply adjust the area to be cut onthe rod pocket accordingly. After our valance was installed, no one has ever seen the slit in the back and it looks great. « Show Less
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Sorry I could not find any curtains to go with this so I just used the valance
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I don't sell anything. I didn't find any to match when I bought one of these quilts. I just used navy blue valances.
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The width of the fabric is 60" and the yards are to be determined by yourself. The amount you order will come as one big piece, not in separate pieces.
1197991
Hello! I actually ordered almost $100 worth of the rhinestone strips for bases on a 4-tier wedding cake...6, 8.5, 12 & 14-inch rounds. So I don't know the real yardage amount. Very good product! Would purchase again! Good luck!