Tie backs for cutains

you can take a narrow strip of birchbark or get a small wet alder trig and bend it gently or even holdit over a steaming hot kittle of water as you bend it If you use the birch bark then I would sew 2 pieces together so that the nark is showing out on all side or you can just use the one piece befor putting it up to the curtain make sure ity is bent and and very dry

Since rocks of different shapes/colors/sizes fascinate me, I'd use 2-3 layers of medium thick rope, glue asst. (preferably sm rocks/pebbles) randomly or linear to the length size of rope you need for each tieback.You can use Liquid Nails glue b/c when I use a glue gun, eventually things just seem to come apart.

I've found small heart shaped rocks on our trips to the lake.Always collecting rocks.Mj