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decorating roller shades

20 years ago

I was wondering if anyone knows of a product that can be stuck on to a roller shade to decorate and coordinate with a room but removed without harming the shade when you want to change it. I've decorated roller shades with ribbon and fringe before but I want something that will not harm the shade when i take it off. Anyone have any ideas!

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crafty12b
20 years ago
What about Wallies, It says you can stick them on then peel them off with no damage. Ebay has quite a few. Crafty12b
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20 years ago
You can liquid starch fabric to walls and then peel it off with no harm afterwards. You just wash the wall to remove any extra starch. I wonder if you could do the same for the shade. The only problem would be if you moved the shade up and down a lot. It might not stick well then.

Another thing to do would be to stick some velcro to the shade so you change themes by velcroing them on.
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