Tieback

/tˈaɪbak/

/tˈaɪbæk/

[noun]

Tieback

[NOUN]

a decorative loop or band that holds a panel away from the window when not in use

synonyms : pullback

What is a "tieback"?

A tieback is a decorative accessory used in window treatments to hold back curtains, drapes, or other types of window coverings. Tiebacks are typically made of fabric, cord, or other types of materials and are designed to be secured around the curtain or drape and attached to a hook or other types of hardware mounted on the wall. They come in a variety of styles, colors, and materials and can be easily adjusted to control the amount of light entering the room and to create a layered and textured effect.

Examples

1. And today, we are going to do a braided flower tieback.

2. And today, I'm going to show you a hairdo I'm calling triple-braided tieback.

3. So today we are going to teach you guys how to do a barrette tieback.

4. And we're going to show you how to do a knotted tieback.

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