What is the Curtain Tie-Back used for?

Gathering and holding fabric curtains to one side; Holding bed curtains and canopy drapes; Dressing up windows with a rope or cord tie-back; Gathering drapery in party and event decoration; Improvising decorative ties in indoor settings.

How do you tie the Curtain Tie-Back?

The Curtain Tie-Back is a decorative knot that holds a curtain drawn back to one side, gathering it with a touch of elegance. As well as being functional, it leaves a neat finish at the window. Follow the illustrated step-by-step, with a photo for every stage, on Desbravai.

Is the Curtain Tie-Back hard to tie?

The Curtain Tie-Back is rated easy, in the Decorative category and is taught with a photo at every stage on Desbravai.

What precautions apply when using the Curtain Tie-Back?

Purely decorative and lightweight; don't use it to hold loads or weight.

Curtain Tie-Back

Q: What other names does the Curtain Tie-Back have?

It is also known as Curtain Tie-Back, Nudo para recoger cortinas, Alzapaño, Abraçadeira de cortina.

Holds a drawn-back curtain in place and dresses it up

Also called: Curtain Tie-Back, Nudo para recoger cortinas, Alzapaño, Abraçadeira de cortina

What it is for

Gathering and holding fabric curtains to one side
Holding bed curtains and canopy drapes
Dressing up windows with a rope or cord tie-back
Gathering drapery in party and event decoration
Improvising decorative ties in indoor settings