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Begin by selecting a pair of doorknobs that complement your room’s decor. Clean them thoroughly to remove any dirt or rust.

Decide on the placement of your tiebacks. Typically, they should be positioned about one-third of the way up from the bottom of the curtain.

Use a measuring tape and pencil to mark the desired location on the wall for each doorknob.

Ensure the marks are level using a level tool.

Drill holes at the marked locations and insert wall anchors to provide extra support.

Screw the doorknobs into the wall anchors, ensuring they are securely fastened.

Gently pull the curtains back and loop them around the doorknobs to hold them in place.

To customize this project, consider painting the doorknobs in a color that matches your room’s palette or using metallic spray paint for a modern twist. You can also mix and match different styles of doorknobs for an eclectic look. If you prefer a more subtle design, choose doorknobs with a simple, classic shape. For added functionality, consider using magnetic doorknobs that can easily hold back heavier curtains. Additionally, you can embellish the doorknobs with decorative elements like ribbons or tassels to further personalize your tiebacks.