Plush Reindeer Curtain Buckle for Christmas Windows
A plush reindeer that holds back your curtain and turns a bare holiday window into a festive scene. Knit plaid sweater, felt antlers and Velcro feet, no tools needed.
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A plush reindeer that holds back your curtain and turns a bare holiday window into a festive scene. Knit plaid sweater, felt antlers and Velcro feet, no tools needed.
Festive plush curtain buckle that dresses up windows for Christmas
- plain bare curtains during the holidays
- need for a decorative way to hold back curtains
Dress Your Windows in Holiday Charm
Plain curtains look bare once the season arrives. Wrap one plush reindeer around each panel and the window turns into a festive scene.
A reindeer that dresses up your window
A reindeer that holds your curtain
Stuffed arms wrap the curtain while hook-and-loop tabs on the feet grip the fabric. One piece does the job of a tieback and a decoration. Pick a sturdy fabric or a folded hem for the tabs to hold on to.
Knit sweater and faux-fur detail
A plaid knit sweater, scarf and grey faux-fur trim on the sleeves and legs give the reindeer a handmade feel. It sits easily next to the tree and the rest of your holiday decor.
Felt antlers, red pompom nose
The plush head has felt antlers and a bright red nose, so it reads as a character from across the room. Also comes as Santa Claus or Snowman.
Sit it on the sill and let it hold the curtain
- 1Set it on the sill
Place the reindeer on the window ledge beside the curtain panel.
- 2Wrap the arms
Bring the stuffed arms around the curtain and gather the fabric.
- 3Press the feet
Press the Velcro tabs on the feet against the curtain fabric until they grip.
- 4Check the hold
Give it a gentle tug. On thicker fabric, press again.
Everything in the reindeer buckle
- Plush curtain buckle×1
Choose Santa Claus, Snowman or Elk
- Felt antlers
Sewn to the plush head
- Knit plaid sweater and scarf
With grey faux-fur trim
- Hook-and-loop foot tabs
Grip the curtain fabric
From bare window to festive focal point
The window that goes unnoticed
You decorated the tree and hung the lights. The window is still plain curtains, and nothing you own reaches it. String lights and wreaths don't tie in with the fabric, and a generic tieback looks like everyday decor.
One reindeer, one wrap
Set the reindeer on the sill and wrap its arms around the curtain. Press the Velcro tabs on its feet against the fabric. No tools, no hooks, no ladder.
The room finally looks like Christmas
The curtain is held back, the knit sweater and felt antlers catch the eye, and the window reads as part of the display. It is a small piece that makes the whole room feel finished.
Keep it looking new
- Limit direct sun
Long sun exposure can fade reds and browns.
- Store dry and flat
Keep it in a box after the season.
- Spot clean
Dab gently, then air dry.
- Mind delicate fabric
Use sturdy curtain fabric or a folded hem.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
On sturdy woven fabric they grip cleanly. On sheer or loosely woven curtains, hook-and-loop can snag, so press the feet onto a folded hem or choose a different panel.
It is a light plush piece, so it suits light to medium curtains best. With heavy fabric, press the tabs twice and check the grip, or use it as decoration at the sill.
It is a compact figure that attaches to the curtain fabric itself, so the rod style does not matter. One reindeer wraps one panel.
It is a decoration with small felt and pompom details, so keep it out of reach of babies and chewing pets.
Yes, but it is a Christmas character, so most people store it dry and flat and bring it back each December.
One piece replaces a tieback and a seasonal decoration, and it comes back out every year. Spread over several Decembers, the cost per season is small.
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