This one turned out so well and was so easy to do.

make a DIY tea towel from kid’s artwork.I think that would be just the thing to distract from my weird orange cabinets!.

Another cornice went up in the laundry nook off of the kitchen.It really ties that area into the rest of the space.. We were able to use the end cap pieces in this room and they really didn’t make the process any more complicated at all!During the hot glue building stage, I just attached the end pieces to the long piece that I’d measured and cut for the front.Covering them in fabric was just as easy.

When I got to a corner, I just folded it in a way that looked nice and neat to me and tucked it in place with the tuck tool..I couldn’t be more pleased with my new window coverings.

I got to customize them and use the exact fabric I wanted and I got to do a fun DIY project too!.

If you’re thinking about a cornice-style window covering, I’d strongly suggest you go visit the nice people over at The Cornice Store!.Apparently it DOESN’T work!

Well, that’s news me!I’ll tell you more about that in a second, but first let me show you what I did.. Here’s basically what you do:.

Step 1: Obtain burn.I don’t recommend you initiate this step of the process just for the sake of finding out which side of the fence you’re on.