Crochet net curtains

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It's curtains for this roundup! Don't worry, it's just beginning - and it's chock full of 10 free crochet curtain patterns! Perfect for reinvigorating your home for the coming season! 10 Free Crochet Curtain Patterns Click on the names of the patterns you like to go to their pattern pages! Big Bold Chevron Curtain by...Read More

Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Home PDF e-pattern format to download Window and Door Half Net Curtains Crochet Pattern PDF with chart Yarn / Wool required : Cotton Twist Yarn suitable for size 2.00 crochet hook. Tension : 28sts x 12r = 10 cm square Measurements : Size of curtains 83 x 50 cm (can be made to suit but yarn requirements may vary) Pattern instructions are in English (UK) This is a digital PDF crochet epattern instructions for you to download on to your computer and print off at…

Crochet Your Own Curtains with These Free Patterns: Beaded Net Curtains Free Crochet Pattern

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Whether you wish to give a new decorative treatment to your windows or willing to bring some privacy inside the room, go with these 10 free crochet valance pattern roundup, will surely do the trick. Crochet the perfect valances that will drape down over the windows creating a fancy look of your boring or less interesting windows. Whether you like it colorful or simply white or lacy, you will find here free crochet patterns for all sorts of crocheted valances. Explore this collection of 10…

If you are looking to dress your windows why not make your own with these beautiful crochet curtain patterns? Take a look at these easy patterns!

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Oh yes I did. I finally got sick of looking at the grubby old nylon things hanging at the windows so I thought I should make some of my own. These are based on my favourite stitch pattern, I've heard it called linen stitch, granite stitch, grit stitch... in any case it creates a wonderfully floaty light fabric. So I knew it would need some beads to hold it in place! I had some left over Mill Hill beads in gold and lilac from other projects (about 3/4 of a pack of each). I chose to add 3 or 4…