So, hurray, the raised swags featured in the last post were installed this week, with great success.
Megan Kearney Bailie (of New Fairfield CT) not only designed the treatment but also installed it.
The components looked a little strange lying on the floor.
The overlapping swags looked even weirder on the wall all by themselves. Talk about droopy drawers.
Once the little boards with the jabots went up and the swags were attached on the outside, it started making sense. We left them for Megan to staple on-site in case they needed tweaking.
That wide, empty wall area is why we made the center swag on a separate board- the space couldn't be covered adequately with a swag falling from the raised board.
The big challenge was to hit all the marks- making the short point long enough so the wall was not exposed, and the long point to not cover too much of the window.
Oops, I can see some wall peeking through above that center swag...........
Clever Megan, improvising to attach the medallions!
The homeowner loved her new window treatments.
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