Crochet Bed Skirts

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A crochet bed skirt will add a whole new decorative layer to your bed and overall room. While it’s traditionally nostalgic and perfect in modern or more feminine settings, a bed skirt can also bring a cozier, familiar touch to more contemporary bedrooms. Plus, it’ll help reduce a buildup of dust underneath the bed which could lead to dust mites. Before falling in love with a specific model, however, remember to check the exact size of your mattress.

Sheer lace bed skirt

Linen crochet bed skirt

Scalloped Crochet Linen Bed Skirt

Prairie Crochet Cotton Bed Skirt

This very traditional styled, white bed skirt is a stylish and practical piece of bed sheet. Made of 100 percent cotton, this bed skirt is sleek, smooth and comfortable in use. Can be wash in washing machine.

Delvecchio Ruffled Wrinkle Resistant Bed Skirt

Cotton Bed Skirt with Crocheted Design

Dakota 14" Bed Skirt

Creative crochet bed skirt

Ruffled Solid Bed Skirt 100% Cotton

vintage lace bed skirts | Product: Hand Crochet Bedskirt Dust Ruffle Queen Size 18 drop

Vintage lace bed skirt

Laura Ashley Ticking Stripe Bed Skirt

Derique 18" Bed Skirt

Hotel Tailored Bed Skirt

Lovely crocheted bed skirt is a beautiful decorative accent for your bedroom. Beautiful details and beautiful ornate decorations captivate the details and bring a note of romanticism and idyll into the interior.

Vintage kitty shabby chic roses and

A charming vintage bed skirts hand crocheted of quality cotton in white and creamy tones with bluish accents. They feature various designs, rich frilling, intricate floral embroidering, lacing, attached pearls, buttons and flowers.

Lizbeth Simple Elegance 14" Bed Skirt

Quirky lace bed skirt

Sandrine Bed Skirt

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Eveline Ruffled Wrap Around Bed Skirt

Crochet Bed Skirts Queen | Teller Enterprises Jewel Crochet Accent Bedskirt - Queen Size $ 35.99

Dakota Eyelet Extra Long 145 Thread Count 18" Bed Skirt

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Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.

If the bottom part of your bed isn't visually appealing, then hanging a crocheted bed skirt over it is an excellent solution. Crocheted bed skirts come in a lot of different varieties, and that means you can easily find one that can hide a bed's bottom part and add a bit of attractive decor at the same time.

On the downside, the multitude of options can be a source of confusion. As a way to make the shopping task much more manageable, this article is going to be a buying guide for crocheted bed skirts.

How to get the right size bed skirt?

The most common mistake made by most homeowners is getting a bed skirt that is of the same size as their mattress. Most beds will have foundations, padding and extra parts that enlarge the total dimensions. Hence, don't assume that the size of the mattress is equal to the size of the bed. Your best bet is to measure the bed so you'll have more accurate dimensions of the bed skirt you need.

What is the drop of the bed skirt?

The drop of the bed skirt means the length in which it hangs from the bed. The considered industry standard is 15 inches, but bed skirts do come in varying lengths.

When it comes to the bed skirt drop, you also don't want it to be too high and too low. Also, you don't want to make assumptions, especially when you can quickly and easily do some measurements.

How to select the right color for a crocheted bed skirt?

When it comes to choosing the right color for your bedroom, there are few hard rules to follow so you have plenty of leeway. Perhaps the only thing that you really should avoid is picking a color that goes against the color of the bedsheet. Just refer to the color wheel, and make sure that the color of the bed sheet and the bed skirt are not on the opposite sides. Basically, you should match or blend the color of the bed skirt to the color of your bed sheet.

If you want to be safe, then you can pick white or a pastel color of yellow, pink or cyan.

You can also pick a color that is the same as the bed. It will appear as if the bed has a softer side, which makes it cozier. This makes for your safest option in terms of color as you won’t have to purchase lots of bed skirts just to have colors that match each bed sheet that you have.