Knit a Dappled Lace Cafe Curtain For Your Home, Free Pattern!

Posted by Danielle | Dec 31, 2020 | Free Patterns |

This lacy curtain allows you to enjoy the beauty of daylight and still maintain your privacy. A slightly loosened gauge gives the lace an airy quality, while the smooth cotton yarn knits into a crisp and attractive fabric.

Do you like it or do you love it? Get the pattern for free via KnitPicks, and if you like, you can order the whole knit kit and caboodle, yarn included!

One thing I suggest you do, go to Ravelry to check out all the great projects people have made with this pattern. I especially like this one by Michelle aka LibrarianKnitter, she knit a fence!

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