Making candles has become a large industry today. This is because through the years, candles have always been an indispensable piece in every home and are a staple in every special occasion representing triumphs, joys and sorrows. People who are do this regularly either do it for a hobby or for commercial and business purposes.
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By trying several different ways you will find which variation of loops appeals to you. Measure the length of the string or fabric and add enough length for the double hems that you will sew in at each end. The actual sewing of the Valance is simple. If the selvedges (sides) are attractive, as they are on some Lace fabric patterns, then all you do is sew a simple double hem (usually 1 - 1 1/2 inches) at each end of the fabric.
A double hem is made by folding the fabric over twice and sewing at the fold. If the selvedges are not attractive you then first sew the side double hems and then the end double hems. Gather the fabric and install the finished Valance over the rod.
The experts of making candles say that the secret to a profitable candle business is using the best materials available. Starting from the wax up to the littlest things like decorations and pieces of accessories, this is provided in wholesale candle making supply stores.
Sleeve Valance - This is an attractive way to eliminate the horizontal lines created by the top and bottom hems of the traditional Curtain Valance style. Determine the drop (height) of the finished Valance and add two inches. Turn and sew in the two side double hems which are usually one inch. A double hem is made by folding the fabric over twice and stitching at the fold. Then fold over top to bottom with right sides together and stitch the raw edges together creating a long sleeve. Then turn the sleeve inside out to end up with the right side out. Rotate the sleeve dropping the seam to the back where it will not show behind the rod. Iron the sleeve flat in this position. You then stitch one or two inches down from the top to form what will be a ruffle above the rod. The second stitching will be 1 inches down from the first stitching in order to form a rod pocket. If you do not wish to have a ruffle you simply come down 1 inches from the top fold to create the rod pocket. Install the finished Sleeve Valance on your rod . Good luck with your project.
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