Are balloon valances out of style?
So, to answer the question above, Yes, valances are still in style when made out of trending fabrics, colors and designs! Plus, classic designs are always in style, they just may need to be updated in a more current fabric pattern or color.
How are balloon valances measured?
MEASURE LENGTH Measure from the top of the curtain rod down to where you want the curtain to fall. The length of the curtain includes the rod pocket, but not the heading.
What is a balloon valance?
A balloon valance is a stationary top window treatment that requires a lot of fabric to create volume. This gives it its distinct poufs that project away from the window after the folds stack up at its bottom. Because of this needed volume, most balloon valances are lined and some are interlined.
What size valance do I need?
Most valances should only be 1-1/2 to 5 inches wider than the window if the valance hangs by itself or over a Roman shade. It should be 10 to 30 inches wider than the window if it’s hung over a pair of custom drapes. If the valance is gathered, its total, flat width should be 2 to 3.5 times the width of the window.
How do you stick a balloon to a window?
- Start by placing the letters on the window outside.
- Blow up enough balloons to fill the window, hang any garland and toss the balloons into the window frame.
- Run lengths of plastic wrap along the backside of the window.
- Once the plastic wrap is in place, stash the rest of the balloons inside.
What is a balloon curtain?
Balloon curtains are window treatments designed to billow or balloon at the bottom of the curtain. They can be used in a variety of ways and are most commonly seen in either valance or full-window length forms, though they are available in varying lengths as well.
What are window balloon shades?
Definition of balloon shade : a decorative window shade in which the fabric at the bottom of the shade drapes in loose, puffy scallops because two or more points across its width are held higher than the rest of the bottom edge.
What is the shortest valance length?
Your valance should ideally have an 18-24-inch drop. Anything less than 16 inches is too short and only works in situations where the role of the valance is to be a mere accent or when the ceiling or the window itself is too low.
What size window valances do I need?
It depends on many things, but generally speaking, the valance will need to be somewhere between 2 to 3-1/2 times the width of the window you’re trying to cover. For example, if the window is 50 inches wide, the valance should be about 100 to 150 inches wide when laid flat.
Does double sided tape stick to balloons?
Use balloons to create a number. All you need is balloons, double-sided tape, and some flowers if you’re feeling fancy. Blow up your balloons and use the double-sided tape to each balloon to the wall in the proper shape. Weave in flowers as you see fit by using tape to secure the stems to the wall.