This pattern was revised in 2010. If you don’t have the latest pattern you may return your used pattern for the new one at 1/2 price. If your pattern is unused there is no charge, except the shipping cost.

I once took a class and learned to make what we called a “circular valance”. I have lost the pattern and would love to have another one. The top stretched out the width of the board and, when cut, it naturally had fullness.
That would be our Chantilly Valance 9210.

The pattern says it is not suitable for stripes, how about plaid?
Plaids are more than one set of stripes. Stripes and plaids would fall at undesirable angles.

Can I put a trim on the bottom edge of the Chantilly?
Lightweight trims are ok, but since the valance is cut from circles, heavy trims will cause the valance to sag in the extreme bias areas. If you want to use trims, use a fabric stabilizer.

How can I determine how much trim I will need?
There is no formula. You will need to measure the bottom edge of the valance.

How can I convert this valance to a pole mount?
Use only about 1” at the top for mounting. Sew loop tape to the right side. Mount to the back of the pole to hook tape.