Crocheting is a great way to add a personal touch to your home decor. And what better way to do that than to make your own curtains? With a little time and effort, you can easily create beautiful projects using these free crochet curtain patterns that will add a touch of elegance to any room.
There are a variety of crochet curtain patterns to choose from, so you can find the perfect one to fit your personal style. Here you will find curtain designs that add a vintage vibe, a cottagecore flare, or a modern statement to the room. In addition to style, the patterns also differ in difficulty level. So whether you’re looking for a simple pattern or something more complex, we’ve got you covered.
Making your own curtains is a fun and rewarding experience, and it’s also a great way to save money. Instead of scouring the internet for the perfect curtains, you can make some completely custom. Choose one of these great crochet curtain patterns and then personalize the yarn colors, size, and length of your curtains to perfectly match your windows and decor scheme.
In addition to free crochet curtain patterns, we’ve also curated some other crochet patterns for window treatments that are sure to come in handy. A crochet valance can be used on its own or over an existing curtain to change up the style. Crochet curtain tie backs certainly come in handy and they’re also a quick and easy way to add a homemade touch to any room.
Truthfully, there aren’t that many crochet curtain patterns out there, so we’ve had to think outside the box a bit for this article! I’ve thrown in a handful of other designs (like blankets and shawls) that I think could be adapted into curtains with relative ease.
Let’s get the wheels turning in your mind and ignite your creativity with these free crochet curtain patterns! What are you waiting for? Scroll down and prepare to be inspired!
Flower Power Valance
This Flower Power Valance is what vintage dreams are made of. The colorful design would be right at home in a maximalist or eccentric decor theme. Each flower motif is crocheted separately using just double crochet stitches. That makes it really easy to adapt this pattern to your own unique window size.
Designer: Once Upon a Pink Moon
Yarn: Lily Sugar n’ Cream Cotton (Worsted Weight #4)
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Big Bold Chevron Curtain
Let’s be real, no one is going to make blackout curtains with crochet. Instead, let’s embrace the holey nature of crochet and let a little light in. The pretty lace chevron stitch in this bold striped curtain design only uses treble crochet stitches.
Designer: Moogly
Yarn: Red Heart With Love Solids (Aran Weight #4)
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Nordic Star Window Valance
You will find that many of the crochet curtain patterns out there use very thin yarns or threads along with the filet crochet technique. This technique uses double crochet stitches to create stunningly detailed images on the surface of the work. It’s a must try technique that yields a distinctive cottagecore vibe.
Designer: Durable Yarn
Yarn: Durable Colour Cake (Sport Weight #2)
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Farmhouse Curtains
If you are looking for something a little bit more modern, then I am sure you will appreciate these chevron farmhouse curtains. I really like the look of the 3 separate panels here, but you could also just make the 2 striped panels longer if you want a more traditional curtain.
Designer: Karen McKenna
Yarn: Willow Yarns Farmhouse Cotton (DK Weight #3)
Click here for the free crochet pattern!
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Felt Ball Curtains
What a playful way to divide a room! The solid strip at the top of this Felt Ball Curtain is crocheted using single crochet stitches and bulky weight yarn. The felt balls are then strung up and attached to the strip at the top to complete the curtains. You can felt the balls yourself using wool roving or purchase premade ones online.
Designer: Pierrot
Yarn: Pierrot Yarns Soft Merino Bulky (Bulky Weight #5)
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Color Box Curtains
Curtains can be used for more than just windows! These fun little flaps make great covers for those cube style organizers. You can cover up the unsightly mess of toys and add a unique vintage style to the room while you’re at it! The pattern uses just single and double crochet stitches. Instructions for how to make these curtains are given in chart form.
Designer: Pierrot
Yarn: Pierrot Yarns Tre and Pierrot Yarns Celeste (Fingering Weight #1)
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Pineapple Curtain Accessories
If crocheting floor to ceiling curtains sounds like a daunting task, then why don’t you just crochet a cute little valance to go over the top of your existing curtains? This is a great way to upgrade the look of your room without too much time or effort. The pretty pineapple stitches in this valance make a lovely chevron shape along the bottom edge.
Designer: Agnes Russell
Yarn: South Maid Crochet Thread (Size 10 Thread)
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Curtain
Did you know that lace weight yarn and crochet thread are very similar in thickness? That must be why these curtains made with lace weight yarn look like a delicate thread design. The beautiful lace pattern calls for single, double and treble crochet stitches.
Designer: Beautiful Crochet Stuff
Yarn: Alize Forever (Lace Weight #0)
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Curtain Tie Back
A band of moss green scallops make these crochet curtain tie backs look like strands of leaves or vines. The botanical vibe would look right at home in a boho home decor scheme. You can make a set for yourself using just single and double crochet stitches.
Designer: Crochet Spot
Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)
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Flutter-By Curtain Ties
Do you know someone who is obsessed with butterflies? I bet they would love these Flutty-By Curtain Ties! I think they would work especially well in a child’s room or nursery. The pattern calls for just double, treble, and double treble crochet stitches.
Designer: Mr. Micawber’s Recipe for Happiness
Yarn: (DK Weight #3)
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Diamond Lace Valance
I am getting some serious Victorian vibes from this stunning Diamond Lace Valance. The dainty design is made with crochet thread and it uses a modified version of the filet crochet technique. I especially love how the curtain extends up past the curtain rod with a decorative pointed edging along the top.
Designer: Josie Rabier
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Cafe Curtain
A small panel curtain in a cafe style is the perfect way to add a little privacy to a room while also upgrading the style. You can make this cafe curtain for yourself by following along with the charted instructions. Special stitches for this design include shell and fan stitches.
Designer: Pierrot
Yarn: Pierrot Yarns Sawayaka Cotton (Fingering Weight #1)
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Lacy Leaves
While this is technically a pattern for a shawl, I think that it would also make a beautiful curtain panel. The motif style design is constructed all in one piece using a very clever design. With special stitches like “forked triple treble crochet” this pattern isn’t for the faint of heart. But if you relish a challenge, then this one’s for you!
Designer: Lisa Hounshell
Yarn: Milford Soft Knitting & Crochet Cotton 3 Ply (Light Fingering Weight #0)
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Rose Ties
If you’ve ever been told that you have an “old soul” then I bet you will appreciate this blast from the past. You can make this adorable vintage curtain tie back using just basic crochet stitches. The flowers are crocheted separately from the band and then sewn on afterward.
Designer: Cherry Heart
Yarn: Rowan RYC Bamboo Soft (Sport Weight #2)
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Angels Curtain
A unique and colorful curtain design can be a fun way to cover up an eyesore. This unique design uses plastic rings to create square motifs with hollow circular centers. It’s a great project for using up scrap yarn as it is really adaptable to whatever you might have on hand. Scroll down to the bottom of the linked page to view the free pattern.
Designer: EmmHouse
Yarn: None Specified
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Ruffled Splendor Curtain Valance
There’s something about these crochet curtain patterns that just makes rooms feel cozier and more homely. You can recreate those vibes of comfort with one of these amazing designs like this pretty lace valance. The pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches along with double treble and triple treble crochet stitches.
Designer: Josie Rabier
Yarn: Size 10 Thread
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Hopscotch Blanket
Ok I know that this is a blanket pattern, but hear me out. There are a lot of crochet curtain patterns out there that use filet crochet, so that got me thinking about all the amazing blanket patterns there are out there that also use filet crochet. The repetitive and geometric nature of this particular design should be very easy to adjust to fit your window size.
Designer: Little Things Blogged
Yarn: Sirdar Snuggly DK (DK Weight #3)
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Romantic Memories
Is it just me or would this blanket design make a stunning curtain? The nice thing about motif style designs like this one is that it’s very easy to adjust the size. Just make one motif, measure it, and then figure out how many you will need to go across your window. Continue to make motifs until you have enough to achieve the curtain length you would like.
Designer: DROPS Design
Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Lima (DK Weight #3)
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Jade Lace Curtain
There’s something utterly romantic about these gorgeous Jade Lace Curtains. Don’t you think they would look amazing in a living room or bedroom? My favorite part is the deep red ribbon tie back. Special stitches for this design include the K stitch and the 3 double crochet cluster stitch.
Designer: Jane Clement
Yarn: Quince & Co.Sparrow (Fingering Weight #1)
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Nostromo Valance
This is actually a blanket pattern but I think that it works way better as a window valance. I love the funky shaping on the edge of the design and I think that the large holes in the work would be perfect for letting in some light. The unique pattern calls for double crochet and bobble stitches.
Designer: Gabriella Barriere
Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)
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Dappled Lace Cafe Curtain
I can just picture the pretty way that the sunlight would filter in through this Dappled Lace Cafe Curtain. The half window style design is a great way to add a little privacy to a room without compromising on the amount of natural light. You can make one for yourself using just basic crochet stitches.
Designer: Knit Picks Design Team
Yarn: Curio #10 (Lace Weight #0)
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Stylecraft Star Curtain
Crochet curtain patterns can also be used in doorways or as room dividers. For this Stylecraft Star Curtain design, individual star motifs are crocheted using single and double crochet stitches. Additional stars are added onto existing stars as you make them so there’s no sewing involved.
Designer: Susan Pinner
Yarn: (DK Weight #3)
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Freesia Square Curtains
Ravelry user YarnStarved crocheted 6 Freesia Square Motifs and sewed them together to form the top of these gorgeous floral curtains. She used existing curtains for the fabric element, which makes me think this is a great idea if you are trying to lengthen some curtains you already have.
Designer: Yarnstarved
Yarn: Bernat Handicrafter Crochet Thread Solids (Size 5 Thread)
Click here for the free crochet pattern!
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Simple Curtain Tie Back
You don’t have to be an experienced crocheter to make something cute for your house! Even the Simple Curtain Tie Back can make a big statement in your home decor scheme. The pattern for this buttoned tie back calls for just single and half double crochet stitches. See? Easy peasy!
Designer: Pink Plumeria Maui
Yarn: Bernat Maker Home Decor (Bulky Weight #5)
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Granny Square Curtain
Let’s get a little retro with this granny square curtain design. The way that this curtain is designed makes it really easy to extend the length if you would like. Keep it short for a valence or keep going to make it into a cafe style curtain instead. The cute little dangling granny squares are optional, of course, but I really think they add a little something!
Designer: Atelier Marie-Lucienne
Yarn: None Specified
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Final Thoughts on Our Free Crochet Curtains Patterns
That’s all for our free crochet curtain patterns today. What did you think of these designs? These beautiful curtains would look great on any window!
Making your own curtains is a cheap way to get a splash of color in your living space, or you can choose a modern neutral color scheme. They give a home a unique look that I love. There are plenty of modern featherweight lace curtains patterns out there. Find a fun pattern and your favorite yarn and you’re all set!
Crocheted curtains look just as great in variegated yarn or color block patterns as they do in a single color. These crochet projects also make a great gift for a housewarming! So, what are you waiting for? Choose a handmade crochet curtains pattern and crochet a new set of curtains for your home!
Not ready to crochet an entire curtain?? We’ve got some ideas for crochet curtain tie-backs in this list, too!
I look forward to seeing you all again next week for another free crochet pattern round-up. I hope that you all have as much fun reading these posts as I do writing them! Do make sure and click follow so you can get notified when the next post is live.
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