Meadow Daisy Window Valance Crochet Pattern
A sage-and-cream lace valance with pointed fans and thirteen hanging strands of cream daisies and green leaves. Full stitch counts, gauge checkpoints, and blocking steps are included.
A sage-and-cream lace valance with pointed fans and thirteen hanging strands of cream daisies and green leaves. Full stitch counts, gauge checkpoints, and blocking steps are included.
Twelve-petal puff flowers in mustard, rose, sage and blue, framed in airy cream mesh and joined into a pair of light-filtering curtain panels.
Meet Professor Pumpkin, a ribbed dusty-blue grocery bag holder with round glasses and a curly stem. One seamed panel, exact stitch counts and simple sewn-on details.
A sage green diamond mesh doily with nine lilac bellflowers, paired leaves and a dainty picot edge. Includes exact stitch counts, checkpoints and blocking steps.
Thirty cream lace squares, each topped with a three-layer lavender flower, join into a curtain that lets the light shine through. The pattern covers stitch counts, joining, the border and the hanging tabs.
Twenty-eight tiny blue flowers with cream centers, joined as you go into an airy diamond lattice and finished with a corded loop border. A calm, repetitive lace project with exact stitch counts at every stage.
A delicate dusty rose butterfly with open petal wings, a picot edge, and a beaded hanging cord, made to catch the light in any window. Worked in one piece, with clear stitch counts and size checkpoints.
Meet Professor Pumpkin, a blush pink ribbed bag holder with round glasses, a curly stem and a front mouth that hands out one bag at a time. It’s made from one simple ribbed panel with easy sewn-on details.
A one-piece lace table runner made of stacked fan motifs, with soft pointed ends and a petal-and-picot border. Worked in a single champagne cotton, it blocks to 15.5 x 62 in (39.4 x 157.5 cm).
A lacy six-petal flower ornament in soft lavender cotton, finished with a chained hanger and two natural wooden beads. Five rounds, one piece, and it looks lovely hanging in a winter window.