It seems that crocheted openwork curtains are a long-outdated piece of furniture, as they say, “grandmother’s option.” We will try to break the existing stereotype and convince you otherwise. Knitted curtains not only can be, but often are an excellent stylish detail for a wide variety of interiors. We will tell you about what interesting “clothes” for windows and more you can knit yourself.
Most often, curtains are crocheted, of course, but it is also possible with knitting needles, you just have to want and show your imagination. For those who have basic knitting skills, creating beautiful airy curtains with their own hands will not be difficult.
So, what to knit? Let's talk about this.
For the kitchen and more
First of all, knitted curtains can become a stylish and original detail in the kitchen interior. The most important thing is to choose an option that will look harmonious in combination with the decoration and furniture. Quite often, curtains in the kitchen turn out to be an indispensable element that defines or complements the chosen style.
You can knit beautiful curtains for other rooms. The choice of model again depends on personal preferences and interior design: curtains can be long or short, very light openwork or thicker, covering the entire width of the window or covering only part of it (most importantly, when creating hand-knitted exclusives, one refuses lush folds so that there is all the beauty of the knitted pattern is visible). Long, lightweight knitted curtains can be an excellent option for decorating interior openings (if they are wide), as well as an excellent “partition.”
The color of curtains can be very different. Often the choice is made in favor of gentle, muted, pastel colors. For homes in a country style, which involves the use of wooden furniture and decoration, white lace curtains are well suited.
We have selected options for you that, in our opinion, perfectly demonstrate how harmonious and beautiful a detail knitted curtains can be in the interior.
A small crocheted curtain. Photo: metelica-online.ru
Curtain with knitted stripes. Photo: vjazhi.ru
Knitted curtain. Photo: kitchenguide.su
Long crocheted curtain. Photo: lacyflo.com
Crocheted curtain in peach color. Photo: liveinternet.ru
Knitted curtain with tieback. Photo: kakieshtory.ru
Curtain in country style. Photo: kitchenguide.su
Curtain for the kitchen in bright colors. Photo: cpykami.ru
Double roller blind. Photo: livemaster.ru
Rectangular curtain one third of the window. Photo: skak2z.ru
Which yarn to choose?For curtains that you plan to crochet, we recommend choosing natural components in the yarn ( cotton, linen, silk ), this is especially true for kitchen curtains. If the yarn is mixed and consists of both natural and synthetic fibers, then choose one in which the percentage of natural ones is higher. By the way, we think those who like bright accents in the kitchen will like it (It’s no secret that it is distinguished by a rich palette and rich, rich colors).
To knit curtains with knitting needles, we recommend choosing synthetic materials: various thin and decorative options.
From napkins
Do you want to be original and, at the same time, put a minimum of effort into creating a beautiful curtain? Pay attention to such an option as a curtain made of crocheted napkins. By the way, : with the help of them they create beautiful original decorative panels, decorate pillows with them, make lampshades and a variety of lamps from them: ceiling, wall, floor.
Curtain made of napkins. Photo: kitchendecorium.ru
Making such a curtain is not at all difficult: it is enough to first imagine the final version - what pattern the napkins will have, what color and size (it is better if they are different), how they will be located on the product. And knitting a napkin is probably within the capabilities of any knitter who has at least once tried her hand at crocheting.
When choosing the sizes of napkins that make up the curtain composition, keep in mind that they will need to be washed, and after washing, the yarn from which the napkins are knitted may shrink. Therefore, we recommend that you first wash one napkin, having first measured it - this way you can determine whether the product shrinks and how much, and also whether it sheds after washing.
Lace inserts
You don't have to use your knitting skills to create an entire curtain. You can originally “dilute” fabric curtains with lace inserts. Such options look stylish and impressive when using “rough” fabric, for example, linen. textile .
Small curtains made from unbleached linen thread and raw gray yarn will be an excellent addition to a rustic-style interior, which involves the presence of wooden walls and floors and other natural (inconspicuous) materials. The canvas in the manufacture of such curtains is welcome to be plain, without additional decorations; The lace inserts themselves have a simple pattern.
With the help of an openwork border that decorates the canvas along the edges, you can get a very cute, even elegant product. It is enough to tastefully choose the style and fabric - and such a curtain has every chance of becoming an excellent addition not only to a classic, but also, for example, a vintage interior and an interior in the “shabby chic” style. It would be good if lace would also be present in some other interior items (pillows, bedspread, etc.).
Curtain in rustic style. Photo: livemaster.ru
Every housewife wonders how to beautifully decorate her home and create a special atmosphere and comfort. This is exactly the kind of environment that knitted curtains will create. They look great on window and door openings. This article also presents ready-made patterns for crocheted curtains.
The advantage of knitted curtains is that you can make them yourself. In addition, in hardware stores you will find a wide range of knitted curtains of rectangular and other shapes with various designs and patterns. Knitted curtains look original and create a feeling of harmony in the home.
Photo - 8 White interior curtains
Photo - 9 Curtain with tassels
The DIY option has the following advantages:
- saving money - you will only spend money on consumables for manufacturing;
- unique design - develop your own curtain model;
- the ability to choose the desired thread color that will fit into the created interior.
Interesting! Psychologists have proven that crocheting promotes relaxation and stress relief. In addition, you can take your mind off existing problems. Therefore, crocheting curtains is a great way to relax.
If you don’t know how to knit an exclusive curtain, for example watch the video:
Curtain crochet techniques
Of course, for many, the ideal option is to purchase already knitted curtains. But if you are a creative person, value uniqueness and want to make your own future curtain, you need to decide on the patterns and take the appropriate measurements.
To make a curtain for a window or door, use one of the following techniques:
- sirloin - chosen by beginners, a special canvas of empty and filled cells is used;
- Irish - formed from elements in the same style - flowers, stems, leaves. Before starting work, prepare diagrams and descriptions of this equipment;
- Bruges – the basis is a mesh with a striped braid based on the selected motifs;
- brumstick – knitting and crocheting.
For the fillet technique or bruges, you should purchase a special canvas with a description and diagrams for executing the patterns. If you wish, complement the curtain with beads or crocheted pendants, which is important when making curtains for doorways.
Advice! If you don't feel inspired to make a large piece, you can add a knitted border or tiebacks to an existing piece.
Curtain using fillet knitting technique
If you're just beginning to crochet, try a simple fillet border on a finished curtain.
Cast on the required number of air loops with a length slightly larger than the existing product from one ball, take another ball with threads of a different color and knit the first row. From the beginning of the dialed chain. Get to the end of the row, try on, tie or unravel the chain of air loops.
Follow the diagram and at the beginning of each row change the first stitch to 3 chain loops:
- 1 – 10 empty cells and 2 filled;
- 2 – 8 empty cells and 4 filled;
- 3 – 6 empty cells and 6 filled;
- 4 – 4 empty cells and 8 filled.
We connect the resulting rings in one row, sew them to the fillet border and sew them onto the curtain.
Knitted curtains for the kitchen
Photo - 26 Curtain in the kitchen
Photo - 35 Narrow curtain with an interesting pattern
Since ancient times, our grandmothers have knitted curtains for the hallway and kitchen. There are many different schemes on the Internet.
But for many housewives, the question remains: how to tie a curtain holder and various curtain ties? This will be useful for a kitchen that has long curtains at the entrance. Watch the video and you will quickly learn how to make crochet tiebacks and beautifully tie such curtains.
Two more examples of original bright curtain hooks:
Photo - 37 Tiebacks in the form of crocheted monkeys for the children's room
Below you can view photos of several more original and creative solutions for knitted curtains.
Photo - 43 Knitted lambrequin with pendants. Author
Each of us strives to turn our home into a quiet, calm and cozy refuge, where we can hide from troubles and wait out the storms and whirlpools of passions raging around us.
Original knitted curtains for the kitchen
Therefore, when decorating our home, we often strive to create decorative interior items with our own hands, conveying to them a piece of our warmth and positive emotions. And knitted items can create a homely and warm atmosphere in the coldest and driest room.
Knitted curtains in the kitchen interior
Kitchen curtains knitted or crocheted look original, touching and cute. This is not only a manifestation of creativity, giving the room an individual character, it is also the creation of an original, unparalleled decorative item for the kitchen.
Light knitted curtains will create a festive atmosphere, filling the room with freshness and light. The products are suitable for interiors made in a classic style, as well as for touching and romantic designs: in eco, Provence and country styles.
It is important to choose the right pattern and size of the canvas. For example, knitted curtains for a small kitchen should be small in size - the open surface of the window and the penetrating light will visually increase the space. As a rule, the length of an openwork knitted curtain rarely “falls” below the window sill; often these are short curtains covering the lower half of the window. The decoration of the opening is complemented by crocheted lambrequins, made in the same style, identical or contrasting in color.
To create a rustic style, discreet patterns with plant or animal motifs and cute pictures of rural life are suitable. The palette is muted shades of blue, lilac, olive and any variants of white paint.
Classics are characterized by a more lush and elaborate design. Therefore, crocheting curtains for the hall, for example, will require large, rich patterns with alternating geometric shapes or large flowers, leaves, butterflies, etc.
Curtains may differ in execution technique:
- Crocheted.
- Knitting needles.
- Macrame.
Attention! When working on full-size products (from floor to ceiling), take care of reliable fastening. Knitted curtains, especially with knitting needles, will turn out to be quite heavy.
If you are not confident in your own abilities, and this is your first time crocheting curtains, start by decorating the finished products - make a border or garter for the curtain. You will immediately see how with the appearance of these insignificant little things, created with your own hands, the entire room will be transformed, as if absorbing your care and love for the family hearth.
And rest assured, your first successful attempts will inspire you to create new, larger-scale masterpieces. Let it first be crocheting curtains with diagrams, detailed instructions and descriptions of processes. But soon you will get the hang of it and will be able to create and bring to life your own masterpieces.
Making curtains
Before crocheting or knitting curtains, decide on the technique, select the yarn and the “tool”. The thread number must correspond to the thickness of the knitting needles or hook. The parameters are directly proportional: for a dense thread, choose a hook or thicker knitting needles and vice versa.
The choice of working tool material also depends on the type of yarn chosen:
- Wool yarn is knitted with a plastic hook.
- Linen and cotton “prefer” metal tools.
Crocheted curtains with patterns must match the size specified in the instructions. Therefore, before starting work, knit a “test” piece of fabric measuring 10 by 10 cm. Wash and iron it. Based on the resulting sample, it is easy to determine the size of the future product and, if necessary, adjust the knitting density.
The temperature and method of washing the finished knitted product should be based on the care recommendations indicated on the label by the yarn manufacturer.
Knitted curtains with patterns, with a detailed description of the work, can be found on the Internet or specialized printed publications. We invite you to familiarize yourself with the most popular and widespread techniques: Brugge and fillet knitting of curtains and curtains.
Sirloin technique
This is a crochet technique. Its peculiarity lies in the alternation of openwork (empty) and dense (filled with viscous) cells on a canvas made in the form of a grid. Filled cells form a variety of patterns or pictures, and the resulting play of dense and translucent areas looks especially impressive against the backdrop of a sunlit window opening.
Crochet pattern
Fillet crocheting of curtains will not be an insurmountable difficulty even for beginner needlewomen. The formation of the selected pattern and the air mesh surrounding it is created by alternating only 2 main loops: air stitches and double crochet stitches. Deciphering the patterns of products made using the fillet technique is simple:
- An empty, unshaded cell is an air loop.
- Filled with color - a filled cell of the pattern, knit a double crochet.
Fillet knitting of a curtain is done in one piece or the product is assembled from several elements. In this case, you will not need ready-made diagrams; you will be able to assemble any composition or even a picture, guided by your own taste and preferences.
Curtains crocheted using the fillet technique are made from natural yarn (cotton or linen), possibly with the addition of viscose. Such mixtures of threads are more practical to care for: they wrinkle less and iron well. Crocheted fillet curtains with the addition of artificial fibers remarkably hold the shape given to them when created, without deforming when washed.
Bruges technique
The basis of Bruges lace is a strip-shaped braid, which, when folded according to your wishes, forms the most intricate patterns. The braid can be dense or openwork.
Conventionally, knitting the base braid is divided into 2 parts:
- Double crochet stitches placed vertically on top of each other in each subsequent row.
- Side connecting chains in the form of arches or triangles, connected from air loops.
Wriggling, the braid forms a variety of shapes and images. To give lightness and delicacy to the product, the basis can be a mesh made of air loops. Large ornaments can be “diluted” with small elements when connecting side chains. There are countless combinations of patterns and motifs, so it’s up to you to follow a ready-made pattern or give free rein to your imagination.
Knitted lambrequins
This textile element in the design of the window opening is the logical conclusion of the stylistic solution. A knitted lambrequin harmoniously combines with wicker curtains, as well as with curtains and curtains made from traditional materials: tulle, organza, cotton, linen, etc. When combining different materials, an interesting design technique would be to play with the fabric texture and color combination:
- On dense monochromatic curtains made of natural fabrics, a weightless air-knit lambrequin looks original. It will resemble a weightless cobweb through which the main fabric of the curtain shines through.
- Or vice versa, knitted from thick threads, a bright lambrequin will give a mischievous and touching look to a boring white curtain.
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You can knit a lambrequin with crochet or knitting in several ways. By changing the top knitted patterns, you will add completely new color or stylistic accents and mood to the same curtain.
Is it necessary to buy ready-made curtains - tulle or organza, for example, to decorate a kitchen space? Knitted curtains are far from new, because our great-grandmothers knew how to knit not only tablecloths and napkins for the kitchen, but also beautiful window and door curtains. Today this unusual design method has been undeservedly forgotten, but let's take a fresh look at it. After all, right now the styles of Provence, shabby chic, country, Scandinavian country, rustic and Russian are gaining popularity, and therefore knitted curtains can become a real interior masterpiece, original and original.
And if, in addition to curtains, you also knit napkins, a tablecloth and chair covers, you will get a kitchen set in the same style.
Curtains, cafe curtains, lambrequins - about color and patterns
Knitted curtains in the kitchen really require delicate care. However, in terms of design, such a product is the best solution for rooms in a rustic style, where the naturalness of textiles and the feeling that everything in the house is made, knitted and sewn with your own hands is important.
Curtains in Provence or country style should not be too lush. But their main decoration is a floral or plant motif, rural pastoral pictures or ornate patterns.
As for color, the best choice would be pearl, cream, milky, white and other light shades. In the Provence style, blue, lilac, pink, light blue, olive tones are also allowed, but not bright, but muted.
The atmosphere of antiquity will be conveyed very accurately if you choose designs with large patterns - butterflies, plants, blooming flowers.
Snow-white knitted curtains are also good for the kitchen - they make the space brighter, more perfect and festive. By the way, in rustic styles you can use either straight canvases up to the window sill or laconic short lambrequins.
A knitted lambrequin can be combined with curtains or tulle.
If we are talking about a spacious room, then you can crochet a real voluminous masterpiece - experiments with color, length and texture will be appropriate here.
You can knit not only curtains with your own hands, but also these holders and decorations for them.
Curtain knitting techniques
To make curtains for the kitchen, you will need appropriate patterns - the decorative effect of using the finished product depends on them. But before choosing them, you need to take measurements of the window opening and select the appropriate crochet technique. There are 4 such techniques in total:
- Loin – in this case, the fabric is made as an alternation of empty and full cells (columns/air loops). This curtain can be made whole or from individual elements. The technique is very common and allows you to knit without a pattern.
And here are more ideas for knitted cafe curtains, lambrequins and curtains for shelves, which you can knit with your own hands using the fillet knitting technique.
- Bruges (Vologda lace) – crocheted lace is a combination of striped braid, background mesh and decorative motifs. The braid here is made openwork or dense, with a regular double crochet, and the base can be supplemented with completely different motifs. The result is a very impressive imitation of lace woven with bobbins.
Lambrequins and cafe curtains crocheted using the Bruges technique.
- Irish lace patterns are a magnificent combination of diverse elements - leaves, flowers, placed on a mesh fabric that fills the gaps. Such DIY work requires the creation of a preliminary sketch and pattern. The pattern helps to calculate the number of necessary elements and their location on the finished product.
- Broomstick (Peruvian technique) involves crocheting with a very thick knitting needle. Sometimes a ruler or pencil is used instead. Separate rows of arches are made with a thick knitting needle, between which any other crocheted patterns are placed.
Here's how you can knit original curtains for the kitchen using bright colors with your own hands.
Do-it-yourself crocheting involves choosing the right thread and tools. The thread is selected according to the number, thickness and type of hook. The higher the density of the selected thread, the thicker the hook should be.
If you decide to decorate your kitchen with curtains made of bulky wool, then choose plastic tools for knitting. If cotton or linen is chosen as the material, then metal tools are chosen.
You can choose different patterns and types of threads so that your handmade products turn out to be truly unique.
To crochet beautiful curtains for the kitchen, you need to start by making a small fragment - for example, a square with a side of 10 cm. The sample needs to be washed and ironed, and then determine whether the resulting knitting density is suitable for you.
Then the height of the window opening and the length of the kitchen cornice are measured, and the product is knitted in accordance with the chosen technique.
The finished fabric is washable - here it is important to fully follow the recommendations of the thread manufacturers.
The finished and washed curtain is dried to a semi-damp state, after which it is very carefully ironed - and the unique product can be hung on the curtain rod.
If you crochet, you've probably heard of, or even tried, crocheting in the fillet style. At first glance, the fillet crochet technique may seem complicated, but it is not at all so.
I have been a fan of loin knitting for a long time, and I can say that starting with a simple mesh you can achieve good results over time.
Today I bring to your attention a selection of ideas for crocheting curtains using the fillet knitting technique. Beautiful, gentle, romantic, and cozy...I want more of these curtains at once.
If you decide to knit curtains or a lambrequin for a window, stop at fillet knitting. Unpretentious, at first glance, knitting will give the interior a special warmth and charm of home comfort.
I have already knitted one of these (“Sunny Flower”), and it decorates my kitchen. I ask everyone who sees it: “Which online store did you buy it from?” In response, I smile mysteriously. In a modern interior, such crocheted curtains look very beautiful!
Dear friends, I bring to your attention an idea for crocheting curtains in the loin style. I hope you'll consider something for your interior.
Crochet curtain “Sunny Flower”
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Crochet curtain “Tulips”
Crochet curtain for the nursery “Moon and Stars”
Crochet curtain “House with Birds”
Crochet curtain “Climbing roses”
Crochet curtain “Bullfinches”
Curtain "Blooming flowers"
Curtain hook “Gothic motifs”
Knitted curtains for the kitchen - lambrequins, curtains, cafe curtains
Is it necessary to buy ready-made curtains - tulle or organza, for example, to decorate a kitchen space? Knitted curtains are far from new, because our great-grandmothers knew how to knit not only tablecloths and napkins for the kitchen, but also beautiful window and door curtains. Today this unusual design method has been undeservedly forgotten, but let's take a fresh look at it. After all, right now the styles of Provence, shabby chic, country, Scandinavian country, rustic and Russian are gaining popularity, and therefore knitted curtains can become a real interior masterpiece, original and original.
And if, in addition to curtains, you also knit napkins, a tablecloth and chair covers, you will get a kitchen set in the same style.
Knitted curtains in the kitchen really require delicate care. However, in terms of design, such a product is the best solution for rooms in a rustic style, where the naturalness of textiles and the feeling that everything in the house is made, knitted and sewn with your own hands is important.
Curtains in Provence or country style should not be too lush. But their main decoration is a floral or plant motif, rural pastoral pictures or ornate patterns.
As for color, the best choice would be pearl, cream, milky, white and other light shades. In the Provence style, blue, lilac, pink, light blue, olive tones are also allowed, but not bright, but muted.
The atmosphere of antiquity will be conveyed very accurately if you choose designs with large patterns - butterflies, plants, blooming flowers.
Snow-white knitted curtains are also good for the kitchen - they make the space brighter, more perfect and festive. By the way, in rustic styles in small kitchens you can use both straight canvases up to the window sill, and cafe-style curtains or laconic short lambrequins.
A knitted lambrequin can be combined with curtains or tulle.
If we are talking about a spacious room, then you can crochet a real voluminous masterpiece - experiments with color, length and texture will be appropriate here.
You can knit not only curtains with your own hands, but also these holders and decorations for them.
To make curtains for the kitchen, you will need appropriate patterns - the decorative effect of using the finished product depends on them. But before choosing them, you need to take measurements of the window opening and select the appropriate crochet technique. There are 4 such techniques in total:
- Loin – in this case, the fabric is made as an alternation of empty and full cells (columns/air loops). This curtain can be made whole or from individual elements. The technique is very common and allows you to knit without a pattern.
And here are more ideas for knitted cafe curtains, lambrequins and curtains for shelves, which you can knit with your own hands using the fillet knitting technique.
Also see our other materials:
- Bruges (Vologda lace) – crocheted lace is a combination of striped braid, background mesh and decorative motifs. The braid here is made openwork or dense, with a regular double crochet, and the base can be supplemented with completely different motifs. The result is a very impressive imitation of lace woven with bobbins.
Lambrequins and cafe curtains crocheted using the Bruges technique.
- Irish lace patterns are a magnificent combination of diverse elements - leaves, flowers, placed on a mesh fabric that fills the gaps. Such DIY work requires the creation of a preliminary sketch and pattern. The pattern helps to calculate the number of necessary elements and their location on the finished product.
- Broomstick (Peruvian technique) involves crocheting with a very thick knitting needle. Sometimes a ruler or pencil is used instead. Separate rows of arches are made with a thick knitting needle, between which any other crocheted patterns are placed.
Here's how you can knit original curtains for the kitchen using bright colors with your own hands.
Instead of flowers there can be snowflakes, and even knitted napkins.
The complexity of making a particular curtain will depend on the chosen pattern and crocheting skills. If you have knitting skills, then you will be able to perfectly create unique crocheted curtains. In fact, these original products will decorate any window. For example, for the kitchen you can make a set in one style that will look very cozy.
All models of curtains made by yourself are very popular. Such curtains look light and airy, creating a homely atmosphere in the house. Curtains of short length can increase the area of the room, and they will be easier to care for.
Before you begin, choose your knitting technique. For such curtains, fillet weaving, Bruges or Vologda lace techniques will be suitable. According to the rules, the threads are chosen according to the thickness and number of the hook. The denser the yarn, the thicker the hook. Then you need to measure the window opening and do not forget that the tied curtain should be about half a meter larger than the width of the window. Thus, having selected the yarn, determined the size, and decided that the products will be for the kitchen, let’s get to work.
Knitting pattern for an openwork curtain
Each crochet craft is quite simple. First, a loop is made, and then the rest are threaded through it, thereby creating a braid. Note that the diagrams are good because they show the type of loop and their required number.
Let's look at fillet knitting using a pattern.
- We cast on the required number of loops and knit a line from the VP.
- Looking at the diagram, we continue: a free cell corresponds to a double crochet and two chain loops, and a cell with a cross, respectively, corresponds to three double crochets.
- Every circular line must be started with 3 chain stitches and finished with 1 double crochet.
- When the line comes to the center of the curtain, start mirror knitting from the previous line.
- When completing the line, we perform 3 double crochets in the direction of the previous loop.
- Having secured the finished curtain on the table, moisten it, lay a cotton cloth on top and dry it.
The fillet stitch pattern means that the hook is inserted into the middle of the upper part of the column, and not under the two half-loops of the column of the bottom row
Fillet needlework may seem clear and simple. However, thanks to this knitting technique, you can knit different types of curtains or tiebacks that are completely different in shape and style.
Crocheted curtains for the kitchen are an original way to decorate its entire area. Tiebacks will perfectly complement a knitted curtain with their presence. Everything will fit together and look organic.
How to crochet a lambrequin curtain (video master class)
In order to update a room, you don’t have to radically change anything. You can change a lot with bright accessories. It will be enough to purchase new curtains and make original curtain tiebacks.
There are a huge number of ideas for making tiebacks with your own hands, but not everyone has related tiebacks. It is this idea that can make your interior individual and unusual in its own way.
Types of knitted curtain tiebacks:
- Tie-up with satin ribbon. The knitted strip is wrapped with a satin ribbon and sewn in some places. In addition, two ribbons of two colors are sewn on.
- Openwork pick-up. To mount the product on the wall, you need to knit additional loops from chains of air loops.
- Tiebacks with flowers. You can knit a simple version using openwork braid and a flower. Or you can make it more complicated, for example, tie three long ropes from VP at the ends of a narrow braid, and sew multi-colored knitted flowers onto the ropes.
A grip with a satin ribbon for curtains can be openwork at the same time
By combining standard patterns and turning on your imagination, you can create your own special pickups
Crochet tiebacks can play a huge role in the interior, so don't forget about them. From creating such products, you will get a lot of positive feelings, you will be able to create something unique, something that no one else will have except you.
Knitted curtains will delight you longer with their originality and attractiveness if you pay attention to these valuable tips:
- The curtain will be airier if you use a thin hook.
- After tying the curtain, first wash it, dry it naturally and iron it with a steamer. Only after this, hang it on the ledge.
- To prevent the curtain from sagging, starch it.
If you don't think you can knit a whole fabric, try starting with a border or curtain tie. Such a small element can become the main accent of the decoration, and it’s easy and quick to make.
A room decorated with knitted curtains will add some mystery to the entire apartment. With the help of this detail the atmosphere will become more comfortable and homely. Such curtains are suitable for any room, be it a nursery or a kitchen. A little of your imagination and your home will be truly loved and unique in every sense.
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Knitted curtains for the cottage are a cozy and decorative element in the house.
You will need 100 grams of white yarn and a hook.
The pattern is knitted with fillet mesh.
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