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Flutter-By Curtain Ties
A quick and easy curtain tie pattern that will work with any size yarn and hook. I used Planet Penny Cotton Club DK weight yarn and a D/3.25mm hook; try also Patons Grace or Cascade Ultra Pima.
Worked in DK weight, ties are about 1½“ wide by whatever length you choose. (Mine are 18” long.)
Flutter-By Ties are worked in two passes: the flutter-by shapes are crocheted first, to the desired length, then the top dc edging is added.
Worked in other weight yarns, the Flutter-By pattern can also be used as:
~ Lacy sew-on trim for towels or blankets
~ Bracelet or necklace (replace one end loop with button)
The lower portion of the trim would make a pretty edging for any crochet project.
The free pattern, with chart and phototutorial, can be found on my blog (link below).
Thanks for viewing, and happy crocheting! :)
- First published: June 2014
- Page created: June 22, 2014
- Last updated: August 11, 2022 …
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