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How to Make Crotchet Kitchen Curtains
Jessica
Apr 17, 2022 05:23 PM

Introduction
Curtains help us design around the natural light sources of our kitchen. They also offer some form of privacy, ensuring that no passerby will be able to see inside your kitchen. Additionally, they can be used as decoration, especially when you try to blend them with kitchen colors or arrangements. Therefore, why can’t we spare a few minutes and make these crochet kitchen curtains?
Materials Needed
- Size 10 crochet cotton (350 yds per ball):
- 2 balls white
- 1 ball each light yellow, dark yellow, and light green
- Size 6/1.80mm steel crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
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Wow — this is the first for me to ever see. Yay! It is adorable.
Thank you for sharing.
cannot find how to print this pattern