2.23.2012

Den: Cornice Board Fabric

Next up in the cornice board project is the fabric. 

Here's where we left off last.



I decided the room needed a bold punch with all of the cool silver and blue going on so far, so I went with this yellow Suzani by Premier Prints (purchased from Fabric.com for less than $9 per yard). 


I slid the cornice up off the French cleat - super easy which means that changing the fabric as the mood strikes might be way too easy!

Next up, I wrapped the board in basic quilter's batting which I already had. 

Finally, I stretched the fabric around and stapled it with a basic staple gun. This is just like stretching fabric around dining chair seats - start in the middle on both sides and then continue around the edges.  Sorry I didn't take more pictures.

Let's cut to the chase with the final product.


Here's a quick before and after because you can never have enough before and after!


I'm in love with this fabric. I keep thinking of other projects I could use it for. Wish I had bought more than one yard!

5 comments:

  1. Yep, that looks awesome! Beautiful choice! Amazing how much more you notice the yellow in the desk chair now too. That fabric would be great for other hanging projects too (curtains, etc.) - I would imagine that sitting on it might wear the white. Anyway, love your choice!

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  2. that looks great! i love the fabric you chose- it's a nice fun element!

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  3. Love the contrast of the teal walls with the yellow fabric cornice! It really makes the teal POP!

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  4. That looks great!! It tops the roman blind off nicely.

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