Crochet Floral Curtain Tutorial for Beginners – Full Written Pattern
Let's turn a plain boring window into an aesthetic masterpiece with this crochet floral curtain. This project uses 4 ply 100% cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm crochet hook. We will make daisy flowers, bell flowers, leaf strings, and a strap to assemble the curtain.
Materials
- 4 ply 100% cotton yarn (multiple colors)
- 2.5 mm crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Glue gun or fabric glue (optional)
- Stitch markers
Abbreviations (US Terms)
- MR – Magic Ring
- ch – Chain
- sc – Single Crochet
- dc – Double Crochet
- sl st – Slip Stitch
- inc – Increase (2 stitches in same stitch)
- Shell Stitch – 5 dc in same stitch
DAISY FLOWER (Small Flower)
Center
Make a magic circle. Ch 1. Work 10 sc into the center. Pull the starting tail tightly to close the circle. Sl st into the first sc. Ch 1, cut yarn leaving 2–3 inches, pull through and knot.
Petals
Insert hook into the stitch where you made the slip stitch. Attach petal color yarn. Ch 2. In next stitch: 3 dc in the same stitch. Ch 2. Sl st into next stitch. Repeat this pattern for all 5 petals: Ch 2 → 3 dc in next stitch → Ch 2 → Sl st in next stitch. After 5 petals: Sl st into the previous row slst. Ch 1, cut yarn, pull through, knot and weave ends.
You need 100 daisy flowers for the curtain.
BELL FLOWER
Base
Make a magic circle. Ch 1. Work 5 sc into the center. Pull tail slightly (do not close tightly). working in spirals
Round 2
In each stitch: 2 sc (5 increases). Total: 10 sc.
Round 3
Pattern: 1 sc, inc. Repeat around. Total: 15 sc.
Round 4
Pattern: 2 sc, inc. Repeat around. Total: 20 sc.
Rounds 5–9
1 sc in each stitch (20 sc per round). Creates a dome shape.
Round 10 – Petals (Front Loop Only)
Work in front loops only. *1 sc in front loop. Skip next stitch. In next stitch: Shell stitch (5 dc in same front loop). Skip next stitch.* Repeat to make 5 petals. Sl st to first stitch. Ch 1, cut yarn, knot and weave ends.
You need 17 bell flowers for the curtain.
STRAP (Top Band)
Make a long foundation chain (approx. 32–34 inches). Row 1: Skip 3 chains, dc in 4th chain. Dc in each chain across. Rows 2–6 (Mesh Pattern): Ch 3, turn. Skip 1 stitch, dc in next stitch. Ch 1. Repeat: skip 1, dc in next. Continue to end. Row 7 (Solid Border): Ch 3, turn. Dc in chain-1 gaps and dc on top of each dc. Continue to end. Ch 1, cut yarn, pull through and knot.
STRINGS (Flower + Leaf Strings)
Fold strap in half to find center. Mark center with stitch marker. Fold again to find equal spacing for remaining strings. Mark total 17 points at equal distance for 17 strings To make a string: Insert hook into marked stitch. Include starting tail end inside the chain. Make 32 chains → make a leaf. attach flower at the 16th chain of ch-32 Leaf: Ch 6, sl st into 7th chain from hook. Repeat: 32 chains → leaf 32 chains → leaf 32 chains → leaf 32 chains → leaf After 4 leaves, make 16 chains → attach bell flower. Attach bell flower: Insert hook into bell flower magic ring. Pull string tail through. Tie 2–3 tight knots. Trim ends (no need to weave).
Repeat this process for all strings across the strap.
Final Assembly
- Attach all strings evenly across the strap.
- Use stitch markers to maintain equal spacing.
- Hang the strap on a curtain rod or nails.
- Adjust flowers and leaves for a neat look.
Your crochet floral curtain is now ready!
Happy Crocheting! 🌸
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