Stunning Crochet Flower Gate Curtain Pattern For Your Home

This beautiful Crochet Flower Gate Curtain pattern brings a touch of handmade charm and cultural flair to any doorway. Featuring delicate floral motifs and a decorative toran garland, this design is perfect for festive decor or everyday elegance.

Crochet Flower Gate Curtain

Whether you’re enhancing your home's entryway or crafting a unique piece for a celebration, the combination of crochet flowers, beads, and intricate stitchwork offers both visual appeal and customizable creativity. Customize the colors, length, and beads to match your aesthetic for a truly personal finish.

Making the Flowers

• Create approximately 10 small crochet flowers.
• Wrap yarn around your finger to form a magic ring.

Petal Pattern:

• Chain 3.
• Make 3 double crochet stitches into the ring.
• Chain 3 again and slip stitch into the ring to close the petal.
• Repeat this sequence to form all petals.

For interconnected flowers:

• Connect 4 flowers using 3 chain stitches between each.

Alternate flower pattern:

• Chain 4.
• Make 4 double crochet stitches into the ring.
• Repeat to create 4 petals total.
• Secure each flower by fastening off and cutting the yarn.

Attaching Flowers to the Gate

• Use needle and thread to attach the flowers to the gate or chosen base.
• Add a bead to the center of each flower for embellishment.
• Ensure all flowers are stitched securely to prevent unraveling.

Creating the Toran (Garland)

• Use a decorative strip (fabric or crocheted base) as the foundation.
• Divide the strip into two sections.
• You will crochet 3 torans on each side (6 in total).

Toran Pattern:

• Make 3 double crochet stitches.
• Chain 2.
• Repeat to create 6 sets of double crochets.

Add beads:

• Use a 3-chain stitch space between each bead.

Completing the Toran Design

• Begin decreasing one stitch at the start of each row as you go.
• Add 3 beads on each side, following the chain stitch spacing.

Alternate increases and decreases:

• Increase one stitch on one end while decreasing one on the other.
• Continue this stitch pattern until the toran shape is complete.