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In place of the odoriferous curtains, I bought fabric in a pretty pattern and sewed curtains from it. I attached them to the old blackout liners with velcro strips. It turned out looking very good, such that every time I look at it, I'm pleased with my accomplishment.
Light still leaks in a bit on the bottom sides and through the pinholes in the blackout fabric where the seams are. So I'm also thinking about how to improve it yet more.
After unbending/bending the track, and cutting it. That was difficult.
Attaching board to ceiling. Blue tape marks location of ceiling joists.
Attached track to board. Velcro strip nailed along edge.
Attached board to ceiling again.
Hung liners and curtains.
With sheers and valance.
Light still leaks in a bit on the bottom sides and through the pinholes in the blackout fabric where the seams are. So I'm also thinking about how to improve it yet more.
After unbending/bending the track, and cutting it. That was difficult.
Attaching board to ceiling. Blue tape marks location of ceiling joists.
Attached track to board. Velcro strip nailed along edge.
Attached board to ceiling again.
Hung liners and curtains.
With sheers and valance.