Bought some plastic type "molding" years ago. like a long plastic groove molding for top and bottom ,attach to a wall. suggestions were to glue or nail or screw it to wall... Still in box. cant remember the name of it...

I have so much fabrics, collector for years of sewing and buying remnants.. esp decorating type most from a drapery custom store. They sold their remnants and sometines "rolls" for less than ONE Dollar a yard...... So I got carried away sometimes? LOL

But not enough of one type or print or color to do a wall section.....

Except for two big rolls of "toweling". Unfortunately one roll is cranberry and the other big rol lis like a slate or gray blue. Hubby even suggested I make a roman shade of out the blue. It is nice and thick, and the blue right color for this bedroom. But hesitated. Cause it would be so thick, esp after attaching it to the "warm Window Fabric"

Now I wish now I would have went with the blue toweling, since I am doing a "draw" instead of Roman shade ( up and down with the cords and all those sew on rings) at our French door....

Thought about "shirring on rods" top and bottom. You know like gathering on "cafe rods" cause generally a fabric is shirred or gathered up two to three times the width.

I sure would not want to glue the fabric....Pleating sounds plausible

You know when you sew a flat curtain you have a top "casing" well why not a bottom casing too????

It could be on top half of walls or whole wall sections

just thinking

I thought about doing it years ago on my small kitchen 12 "soffits" instead of those dang wallpapers.....

Just thinking

Jean