swags and jabots
These swags and jabots are made out of a soft sheer fabric and in order for them to drape, fold and hang so beautifully they are also lined with a sheer fabric. In this case I used a white sheer for the lining which not only brightened up the peach color of the swags but it also looked good from the outside.
When making window treatments don’t forget how it looks from the street, first impression count.
The sheer lining enables them to have that light and airy look and also allows the sun and daylight to peek thru. Shorter jabots are used in the corners where the swags cannot overlap.
By hanging them at the crown molding, this bay window treatment brought symmetry to the room.
by Susan Dorbeck
Hi there! I would like to create a similar look in a soft green. Where would you recommend purchasing materials? Thanks!