PINCH PLEAT with ATTACHED VALANCE
This layered look provides an additional level of interest to the traditional pinch pleat. It's the best of both worlds for those
who love a top treatment but want the simplicity of panels.
This style works well for functional draperies that open/close, or as decorative side panels. For functional draperies, simply
slip the drapery pins into your traverse rod. For decorative panels, slip the pins into the rings on decorative wood or metal
poles.
Single Panel Width: Approximately 22" wide across the top; spreads to 48" at bottom. Any number of widths or 1/2 widths
can be sewn together to make wider panels.
This layered look provides an additional level of interest to the traditional pinch pleat. It's the best of both worlds for those
who love a top treatment but want the simplicity of panels.
This style works well for functional draperies that open/close, or as decorative side panels. For functional draperies, simply
slip the drapery pins into your traverse rod. For decorative panels, slip the pins into the rings on decorative wood or metal
poles.
Single Panel Width: Approximately 22" wide across the top; spreads to 48" at bottom. Any number of widths or 1/2 widths
can be sewn together to make wider panels.
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Shown with tassel trim on valance
