The 27 Best Free Curtain Patterns to Add to Your To-Do List

Are you looking for a simple and easy window treatment pattern for your home? I've compiled a list of lovely projects you can try with some fabric and a sewing machine. I hope you find some that you can try out for your place to make it more your style.

Learn how to make these super easy and attractive tea towel curtains! They're ideal for the kitchen, but I think they'd look superb over a bathroom window.

This ruffled shower curtain is so simple but elegant. Use a different color or print combination for an entirely new look. Use narrower ruffles for kitchen or bedroom panels.

These cafe curtains are delightful, and the simple pattern makes it a great first project for a sewing beginner.

This retro cafe curtain looks more difficult than it is Don't be afraid to make these fun vintage-inspired curtains.

HGTV gives excellent instructions on how to cover a roller shade. A bonus? It's a no-sew project!

This super easy window topper uses a wide continental curtain rod. Just make sure to make the rod pocket larger than the width of the rod.

Choose the colors for your baby's room and then sew these cute curtains to match. Go to sew4home for the pattern.

Make an easy, but elegant, looking valance using the instructions shown on SIMPLY Modern MOM.

This is a perfect pattern for contemporary styles. A great pattern for a boys room, the den, a bathroom, or the laundry room. The type of fabric you use will help you determine where you hang it. Martha Stewart shares how to put it together.

Balloon valances are super easy to make. Check out the instructions at Alternative Windows to see what I'm talking about.

Make these quick and easy kitchen curtains to avoid the afternoon heat.

I love the simple lines of this window treatment. This will be so easy to make, and the finished look will bring compliments on your ability to make your own curtains.

Martha Stewart shares how to make this formal shade. I think it would look stunning in a dining room.

The type of fabric that you use will determine how elegant these tab top curtains will look. It's very easy to make.

Some fabrics need to be lined, especially when the curtains will be hung on windows without shades or blinds. I line all the window treatments I make because it gives the curtains a professional, custom-made look.

It's super easy to make this no-sew valance for even a wide window.

I fell in love with this window screen, and I had to share it with you. You'll probably find a perfect window for this incredible look.

Customize a shower curtain into a stylish chevron one you can be proud that you made. Plain shower curtains are quite inexpensive, but if you want a decorative look, the cost can add up. DIY your own with this fun tutorial!

I realize this isn't a sewing project, but I think it's too good not to include here. I'm going to be making these Roman shades for my bedroom windows. I love the looks of these and am so anxious to try this method.

This tutorial shows you how to make a valance that is attached to a board. Don't be afraid to do this because it is easy to understand.

This is actually a no-sew shade window treatment that was inspired by a Pottery Barn shade. This is really a nice look, and the tutorial is very easy to understand.

This swag window treatment is attached to a board before it's hung. Try this—you'll be glad you did!

I just made these drapes using grommets to hang them on decorative rods. Grommets are easy to use, and if you want, you can add the grommets to purchased rod-type curtains. Check out Simple Grommet Drapes to see how easy it really is. I love my patio drapes that run smoothly on the rods.

Make tab back panels from rod pocket panels. It's a great way to customize store-bought curtains.

This has got to be the simplest way to make a quick and easy valance.

Change a top tab curtain to a back tab curtain with this easy to follow tutorial. Super way to update an outdated window treatment.