8 Free Crochet Curtain Patterns

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Amy Solovay
Amy Solovay
Amy Solovay is a needlecraft expert and professional textile designer who designs knitted, printed, and woven fabric for mass production. She shares her lifelong love of needlecrafts by writing tutorials and patterns. Amy has over 20 years of professional textile design and writing experience.
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Updated on 11/30/19
Folk crochet curtains on the wooden window
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Do your windows look a little bare? Perhaps a crochet window treatment will help. It will certainly be fun to work up and could add some interesting, personalized decor to your home. Even if your windows aren't bare, it can be fun to change up the curtains and get a fresh sense of design into your space. Many people enjoy changing them seasonally to instantly invoke a new mood in the home. Crochet is great for that.

Here are eight free crochet curtain patterns to help you redecorate your kitchen, living room, dining room, and bedrooms. And if you're not quite ready to venture into such a big project, consider making crochet curtain tie-backs instead.

  • 01 of 07

    Chevron Curtain

    Chevron Curtain Free Crochet Pattern

    Moogly

    This terrific free crochet pattern by Moogly works up quickly using tall stitches such as the triple treble and a large K crochet hook. Moogly provides instructions for making a longer window curtain in addition to this short version. The design uses a big chevron crochet pattern that could be worked in the alternating neutral color scheme shown here or in any color scheme from plain white to vibrant rainbow hues. The chevron is a classic pattern that works well in almost home.

    Big Bold Chevron Curtain from Moogly

  • 02 of 07

    Lacy Hearts Curtains

    Lacy Hearts Flower Curtain Free Crochet Pattern

    My Little Cute Amis

    This is a cute crochet curtain pattern based around the design of hearts. The lacy hearts serve as curtains that cover the uppermost portion of the window, about half the length of a traditional valence. Additional length is added with beautiful curlicue tassels that hang down from the hearts.

    ​Lacy Hearts Curtain from My Little Cute Amis

  • 03 of 07

    Crochet Flower Lattice Curtain Valence

    Crochet Flower Lattice Curtain Valence Free Pattern

    Dearest Debi

    Instantly brighten up any room in the house with the addition of this floral crochet window valence. It was designed using variegated yarn to give it an interesting color pattern without having to change colors while you work. Of course, if you want a simpler look for your home, you could work the same curtain crochet pattern in a single color.

    Crochet Flower Lattice Curtain Valence from Dearest Debi

  • 04 of 07

    Flower Power Crochet Valence

    Flower Power Crochet Valence Free Pattern

    Once Upon a Pink Moon

    Here is a completely different variation on a flower crochet curtain partner. This one uses big, bold flower shapes worked just around the outside edge of the window. This is a fabulous statement piece for the home. Worked in the bright colors shown here, it is perfect for the hippie at heart. Worked in subtler shades, it could be a nice feminine touch for any house.

    Flower Power Valence from Once Upon a Pink Moon

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  • 05 of 07

    Simple Cluster Stitch Crochet Window Panel

    Simple Cluster Stitch Crochet Window Panel Free Pattern

    The Shtick I Do!

    Any crochet pattern that is designed to work as a flat panel (even those for blankets, etc.) can be used to work a crochet curtain panel. That fact is mentioned in this free crochet panel pattern, which uses an easy crochet cluster stitch as the basis of its design. You can make crochet panels in different colors for the different rooms of your home.

    Simple Cluster Stitch Panel from The Shtick I Do!

  • 06 of 07

    Beaded Net Curtains

    Beaded Net Curtains Free Crochet Pattern

    Red Clover Crochet

    Add a little touch of glamour to your curtains by incorporating bead crochet. The light will glint off of the beads for a really pretty effect. This free crochet curtain pattern is a simple net design that could be worked without beads but when you add the beads in then you get something really special. This would also make a great substitute for a closet door!

    ​Beaded Net Curtains from Red Clover Crochet

  • 07 of 07

    Simple Plarn Crochet Curtain

    Simple Plarn Crochet Curtain Free Pattern

    Vera Grguricin / Ravelry

    Most crochet curtains are made with cotton yarn or thread, although of course they could be made with any fiber. They can also be made with alternative materials, including plastic bag yarn (plarn). That's exactly what these crochet curtains are made from―perfect for the eco-conscious home. This pattern is a free download through Ravelry.

    Simple Plarn Crochet Curtain from Vera Grguricin via Ravelry

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