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18 long - 40 wide for valance Fabric is 60 wide - you have two windows - How much fabric do you need to buy?
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∙ 12y ago
1 1/4 yards would be enough to cut 2 18" X 40" pieces either crosswise or lengthwise, with about 2" for hems or rod pockets, If you need wider hems, then go for 1 1/2 yards.
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