Knitted lace curtains

[beekudzu]

I am about to take on a project which some people might call ambitious, but most would probably call stupid. I would like to make curtains for my kitchen. And my bedroom. And possibly my family room.
I have the pattern from the Mason-Dixon Knitting book and another that I found somewhere on the web. I'm not wild about either. I would like for it to be fairly quick, meaning a simple lace pattern.
Any ideas?

[ah]

Here's one from Knit Picks.

[ignora]

I was going to post the one above, too. I also found this one..

[IndianPrincessSIP]

Here's a diamond pattern one.
http://www.gallentine.org/Knitting/Doorcurtain.html

Here's an idea of a pattern, you could probably work out fairly easily. I think the pattern here is for a knitting machine.

http://www.stephthornton.co.uk/knitt...t/curtains.htm

[beekudzu]

Thanks! Those are just the kinds of things I was looking for.

[bethany]

those are very pretty! Thanks!

[mcginnhold]

Hi ,

Hope this helps. I bookedmarked it a little while ago, haven't tried it yet due to a recent project,lol. It is called the Dappled Lace Cafe Curtain. Free knitting download from KnitPicks.com . http://www.knitpicks.com/Dappled+Lac...D50576220.html
Elise (MCGINNHOLD@MSN.COM)

[beekudzu]

Thanks again. I think I am going to try the one from KnitPicks. At least for the kitchen. After I posted this I had a "I'm so silly" moment and figured that I coudl use any lace pattern and just adapt it to the size I want. So I have a few more ideas to bat around, too.
Thought this one would look good. After all, a curtain could be just a big old scarf!

http://straw.com/cpy/patterns/scarve...ase-scarf.html

[Abbily]

I think that would make a lovely curtain! I was going to suggest checking out a stitch dictionary from the library and just finding a stitch pattern you like.

[knittingymnast]

those are very pretty. thanks!