Making Beaded Window Valances - Beading lower curtain tiebacks
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Okay now we finished stringing our second strand and you see it follows a mid line of
our pattern and I've tied that off at the three divider. And now we're going to start
our third strand. Now this one I've started with a crimp bead because our cluster's going
to start down in between the two clusters of the second strand. And this third one will
follow the line of the bottom of the pattern. So it?s going to swoop down a little bit here
and it'll be longer than the first and the second stand. So we'll string this in the
same way. I've set up my beads ahead of time. And I'm going to put a crimp bead on either
side of each cluster. Okay now we finished our third strand and that one is longer. I'm
going to swoop down below the other ones and we'll just thread it through our divider and
tie that off. You want to put quite a few knots there and you can dab it with a little
bit of clear nail polish or some adhesive to hold that on their good and strong. And
then we'll add the split ring to the dividers and it will be ready to hang up. Just trim
that off and slip the split ring.
And then we'll hang that up. Here's our completed curtain tie back. You'll attach a hook to
the wall that you'll put these rings on and that will hold the tie back onto the curtain.
