Materials
	•  Light and dark green craft foam (about ten 9- by 12-inch sheets, depending on the size of your windows •  Pen, scissors •  Hot glue •  Paper twist (About 6 yards)

1. Make a paper pattern of a leaf, and trace that pattern onto light and dark green craft foam. The amount of craft foam will vary depending on the size of your window, but for Henry's 5-foot-wide window, Henry's mom bought ten 9- by 12-inch sheets in two shades of green.

2. Cut out the leaves. Henry's mom cut 10 large leaves (14 by 8 inches each) and 10 small leaves (5 by 2 1/2 inches each).

3. Before you hot-glue on the leaves (a parent's job), arrange them on the floor in the pattern you think will look best. Hot-glue the leaves to the valance rod. Note: When you glue, it's easiest if you place the valance rod across the seat of a chair or two. Glue on the large leaves first and then accent with the small leaves.

4. Add some paper twist (about 99 cents for 6 yards at craft stores) to look like a vine.