An easy cheap way to cover windows w sheers

Hi, Pop down to your nearest Charity Shop, they normally have lots.......

Hi I have the same size Windows. .go to good will store .they have real cheap rods. .brackets aren't that much at Wal-Mart. .I found out dollar store can be higher than Wal-Mart. .I know you don't want rods but I can't think of anything else. .Good luck .

The finials can be put on the ends and in the middle above your windows and curtains draped over. Another idea is to space finials over the windows, use clamp curtain rods to hold sheers and enjoy.

I used large command wall hooks in my dining room to hange sheer curtains! When I was younger, I cut out a wood piece to hang them on. I used soft pine board, jig saw, graphite paper to trace the pattern and something in your house that could resemble it or draw your own! The dollar stores may have a curtain holder. Some stores have different things used for tie backs! Good luck!

Drapery finials are end pieces that either screw into or on to the ends of the rods to keep the fabric from slipping off the end. Finials are too small and the circumference does not project enough to allow wrapping fabric around so that it holds in place.

If you are wanting to install sheers that are static (do not open and close entirely) panels or swags, then what you want in way of hardware is drapery medallions, rosettes or swag brackets. These pieces come in a variety of styles , but as they are designed for very specific purposes, to purchase new, they are not inexpensive.

The first picture below shows drapery rod finials. The second, shell medallions, the third, rosettes, and the forth, swag loop brackets.