How Do You Tie A Window Scarf?

A window scarf is the perfect accent for large or small windows. You can easily add a scarf to create a luxurious look to your window treatments. Regardless of whether you have drapes, blinds or other types of treatments in place, adding a window scarf is a great way to add color and dimension to any room.

Hang curtain rod, sconce or swag holder so the window scarf will drape over the top of the window. Choose a window scarf that's at least 6 yards in length so it will drape loosely across the top of the window and cascade down to the floor. Use the curtain rod, sconce or swag holder to hold the scarf in place as you drape it over the window.

Stand back and take a look at the window. Adjust each side until they're even. More.

€¢ Drape the scarf around your neck, keeping the loose knot open with one hand at one of the ends. €¢ Take the other hand and, while holding the other end of the silk scarf, push it through that open loose knot. €¢ Gently pull the silk scarf completely through.

€¢ Hold the scarf ends together so that the ends are fairly even. Add some finishing touches by arranging it as you please. You have just successfully tied your silk scarf with a nice neat knot.

€¢ Hold scarf in the middle so that the ends are even. €¢ Grab the scarf by the ends. €¢ Wrap the silk scarf around the neck by the back.

€¢ Place ends through the loop you have created. Tug to tighten. €¢ Fold a square scarf in half (Like a triangle).

€¢ Roll it from the wide end to the top point of the triangle. Tie it in a neat knot around your neck. More.

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