How to Hang a Curtain Swag
Determine the curtain swag style that suits your needs and style., Decide what type of curtain rod works best with your curtain swag., Measure the exact size of the window or windows you will be covering., Purchase the curtain rod and swag curtain...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Determine the curtain swag style that suits your needs and style.
Classic curtain swags and tails are the most popular because they tend to be more elegant and mesh well with just about any full-length curtain.
However, there are other options to consider, including scarf curtain swags and fishtail swags. -
Step 2: Decide what type of curtain rod works best with your curtain swag.
The rod will be visible after installation, and it needs to complement the look you are trying to achieve. , You need to know the curtain swags' size and length. ,, The brackets and screws to mount them should be included with the rods and can be installed using a screwdriver or power drill if necessary.
Hang the rod onto the brackets. , Insert the straight pin that was included in the curtain packaging into the fold to mark the middle of the scarf. , Remove the straight pin once the scarf is secured.
The clips should also be provided in the package from the curtain's manufacturer. , Wrap it the same number of times on each side of the center clip so the effect is uniform. , The tails, or scarf ends, should hang at the same height, and the droop in your swag wraps should also be equal.
Adjust the curtains to your liking. -
Step 3: Measure the exact size of the window or windows you will be covering.
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Step 4: Purchase the curtain rod and swag curtain
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Step 5: and remove them from the packaging.
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Step 6: Attach the curtain rod brackets to the outside of your window
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Step 7: approximately 2 to 3 inches (5.1 to 7.6 cm) above the frame of the window.
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Step 8: Fold the curtain swag exactly in half.
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Step 9: Clip the center of the scarf to the center of your curtain rod.
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Step 10: Wrap the curtain swag around the curtain rod several times on each side to create a draping effect.
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Step 11: Step back from the window and examine the swag.
Detailed Guide
Classic curtain swags and tails are the most popular because they tend to be more elegant and mesh well with just about any full-length curtain.
However, there are other options to consider, including scarf curtain swags and fishtail swags.
The rod will be visible after installation, and it needs to complement the look you are trying to achieve. , You need to know the curtain swags' size and length. ,, The brackets and screws to mount them should be included with the rods and can be installed using a screwdriver or power drill if necessary.
Hang the rod onto the brackets. , Insert the straight pin that was included in the curtain packaging into the fold to mark the middle of the scarf. , Remove the straight pin once the scarf is secured.
The clips should also be provided in the package from the curtain's manufacturer. , Wrap it the same number of times on each side of the center clip so the effect is uniform. , The tails, or scarf ends, should hang at the same height, and the droop in your swag wraps should also be equal.
Adjust the curtains to your liking.
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