A tieback can give curtains a new lease of life, especially if it is the unusual type and not the usual sash style or tassel tiebacks. The unusual tiebacks can also make your basic curtains to become head turners. You can turn your everyday items into curtain accessories that will look good on your curtains. You need to be style savvy and have a do-it-yourself initiative to make this work. Despite that, provided below are some unusual curtain tieback ideas that can turn your curtains in to head turners.
Using ties
Neckties can form good curtain tiebacks. They come in interesting patterns and endless colors making them suitable for any room. For instance, you can have black and white gingham tie on one curtain and a black and white paisley on the other. Color binds the two different patterns together and helps to maintain visual interest. You can use the ties in an understated bedroom, a den or a home office. If your living room is edgy, you can spice it up by using a black or red leather tie while a black bow tie can be used to include a formal touch. To use the ties on the curtains, tie them as you would on the neck. You may also wrap them around the curtains to form a bow or a knot.
Rope on curtains
If your decorating theme is rustic, country or western, you may use rope tiebacks. Take a used rope of about 2 feet and tie it around the curtains using a Honda knot that is figure 8 like. Dangle about a foot of the excess rope to a horseshoe or a wrought iron hook that is on the wall.
Curtains that do well with the ropes are canvas, hemp or organic cotton curtains. You may also use curtains with colorful prints such as those on saddle blankets or cowboy bandanas. The hooks that are hidden behind the curtains ensure the accessories are in place.
