Swags for windows

Read our helpful guide, How To Hang Your Fishtail Swag, for detailed instructions for hanging Fishtail Swags.

Nothing says Christmas like wreaths and garlands on the front of your home, but have you thought about taking it a step further and dressing up your windows too? Instead of wreaths on your windows, what if you made simple window sill swags? In this video, I'm demonstrating how I made my holiday window sill swags for the exterior windows of my home.

Don't be intimidated by swag valances because of all window treatments, these are probably the easiest to make yourself. This project is beginner friendly and only requires sewing a straight line.

There are many types of window treatments available, and we'll walk you through some of the most popular options to help you find the perfect styles for your home.

Classic Blue and Gold swag valance curtain set

A window scarf, smartly hung, can highlight an entire room. It is like that final accessory that sets off the whole outfit. Use a window scarf to cover up a curtain rod, or install scarf hooks to hang a window scarf and accentuate a...

Saffron fabric from Park Designs is a large soft country plaid of barn red and sage green, with thin stripes of navy blue on warm beige. Add a true farmhouse feel to your home with the Saffron Collection!

I wanted to find something that was different and inexpensive to hang up my No-Sew Scarf Valances, so I made my own DIY Drapery Window Sconces. I used a few simple supplies from Home