How Do You Make A Fabric Cornice?
Fabric cornices are decorative window treatments made with plywood, batting and fabric, and are attached above the window. Cornices can be made to suit any decor using fabrics with textures, colors and designs that complement the home’s style. The width of the wood board determines the height of the face of the cornice. A fabric cornice that is 10 inches deep with a 10 inch wide face is a standard size. Step 1 Measure the width of the window, taking measurements from one outside edge of the frame to the other. This determines the length of two of the wood boards. Step 2 Cut two 10-inch-wide boards to fit the length of the cornice—these boards comprise the face and top of the piece. Cut two 10-inch-wide boards that are 10 inches in length to create the sides of the cornice. Use sandpaper to remove splinters and rough surfaces or edges. Step 3 Lay one of the longest boards on a flat work surface, with the other long board perpendicular to it and flush against the front edge. Attach the
