Diy Jute Rope Curtain Tie Backs

I made some budget friendly farmhouse tassel curtain tie backs out of jute twine.

Diy jute rope curtain tie backs.

The result is fantastic. 3 diy curtain tie backs from the hardware store sleek chain. Cut off more than enough string from roll so you have plenty to wind. For easy diy curtain tiebacks try using thicker rope that is loosely knotted to hold back the curtains.

Wind string around braided length until you have your desired width. Step 1 continue you are going to make a circle around the bead. Do you have old blinds. Follow these steps to whip ends.

This is an incredibly easy and quick diy project t. Using the biggest bead mine was 20mm put the jute rope through the whole. Thread your string through the loop. Trim the ends of the string to your liking.

For a more textured look try your hand at this pretty rope tieback. Repurpose a sleek leather belt to create custom tiebacks for the drapes in your home office or library. You can embellish the rope with a tassel or perhaps some bells. Simply cut the chain to about 16.

Gather your curtains with twisted classic jute rope. Simple but oh so chic this matte black number is as easy as it gets. Pull tight and cut off excess. First you want to make your end.

Use this diy tieback in a kid s room your kitchen or throughout the entirety of your vacation home on the coast. Screw the c hook into the wall where you want your tie backs to attach to the wall and attach the gold loops to the c hook to fasten.