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        How to Make a Baseball-Themed Window Treatment

        This window cornice incorporates team pennants to make a baseball lover's room complete.

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        • Time

          Day

        • Price Range

          $50 - $100

        • Difficulty

          Easy

        Highlights:

        Step 1: Build a Box

        Begin by creating a half-box by fastening four pieces of wood with finishing nails.

        begin building window treatment with half box

        Step 2: Add the Batting and Fabric

        Wrap the finished box in batting. Wrap denim fabric over the batting, and attach the fabric and batting with staples, making sure that the fabric is taut as you fasten it.

        wrap finished box in batting

        Step 3: Attach the Pennants, Bats and Ball

        Staple the pennants to the underside of the cornice. Pre-drill and install two of the miniature bats and a baseball to the front of the cornice, following the same technique used in the earlier segment on wall-treatments.

        staple pennants to underside of cornice

        Step 4: Attach the Cornice to the Window

        Attach the finished cornice to the wall using L-brackets. In addition to the window cornice, other finishing touches may include bedspreads, pillows and rugs with team logos (Images 1 and 2).

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