Last Updated on August 3, 2023
The Floral Crochet Triangle Bunting pattern is a fun and quick crochet project. You can make as many triangles as you’d like to create a beautiful crochet garland.
This crochet garland pattern is fun and festive and will be perfect as a party decoration.
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How Do You Crochet Bunting?
You can make your bunting by creating small flags with any stitch or pattern you like.
After making the number of flags you want, you will assemble all of them together. You can either use a string to connect all the little crochet flags, or do as this pattern suggest and create a long chain and work single crochet stitches over the top of each flag.
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The Perfect Scrap Yarn Crochet Project
These cute crochet triangles are perfect as a stash-buster project. I used Sport (#2) weight yarn I had in my stash and made this crochet bunting for my daughter’s room.
You can also use DK (#3) weight yarn if that’s what you have in your stash, and just use a 4 mm / G crochet hook, keeping in mind you will result in a slightly bigger triangle.
What Type of Yarn is Best For Making Crochet Bunting?
For this Floral Crochet Triangle Bunting pattern, my first choice will be cotton yarn, because it shows the texture perfectly.
But you can this stash buster crochet pattern will look lovely with any type of fiber you have in your stash.
Weight-wise, I recommend using Sport (#2) or DK (#3) weight yarns, so the texture will look best.
Crochet Bunting PDF Pattern
You can find the ad-free PDF pattern with the full photo-tutorial at one of my shops below:
Crochet Bunting Video Tutorial
Free Crochet Bunting Pattern
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Skill Level – Intermediate
Materials
– 3.5 mm / E crochet hook (I like this hook).
– Sport (#2) weight yarn (Knit Picks – Shine Sport is a good option)
Total amount of yarn needed:
For 1 triangle: 10 grams/25m/27yds
For the string: 10 grams/25m/27yds
Gauge (in pattern) – Working Rounds 1-6 will result in a triangle with an approx. 4” (10 cm) side.
Finished Size – Triangle: 5.5×5.5’’ (14×14 cm) triangle
Abbreviations (US)
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
dc-cl – dc cluster stitch: yo, insert hook into indicated st, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull yarn through 2 loops. yo, insert hook into same st, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull yarn through 2 loops. Yo and pull yarn through 3 loops.
* This dc-cl is basically dc2tog where the 2 dc are worked into the same st.
hdc – half double crochet
Puff – (yo, insert hook into indicated st, yo and pull up a loop) x 3 times working into same st, yo and pull through 6 loops, yo and pull the yarn through 2 remaining loops.
sc – single crochet
ss – slip stitch
st – stitch
V-dc – [1dc, ch1, 1dc] in the same stitch.
V-dc-cl – [1dc-cl, ch1, 1dc-cl] in the same stitch.
V-puff – [1puff, ch1, 1puff] in the same stitch.
yo – yarn over
How to crochet the Puff stitch
(yo, insert hook into indicated st, yo and pull up a loop) x 3 times working into same st. With 7 loops on the hook, yo and pull through 6 loops, yo and pull the yarn through 2 remaining loops.
How to crochet the Double Crochet Cluster Stitch (dc-cl)
yo, insert hook into indicated st, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull yarn through 2 loops. yo, insert hook into same st, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull yarn through 2 loops. Yo and pull yarn through 3 loops.
* This dc-cl is basically dc2tog where the 2 dc are worked into the same st.
Notes
- The pattern can also be made with DK (#3) weight yarn, just note that the gauge will be different.
- Ch1/ch2 at the beginning of the round don’t count as a stitch.
- All V stitches are made only into spaces.
- (…) – crochet the instructions within brackets as many times as directed
- […] – crochet the instructions within brackets into the same indicated stitch.
Stash Busting Blog Hop
This pattern was part of the Stash Busting Blog Hop which is co-hosted by Raffaella from Raffamusa Designs and me.
Floral Crochet Triangle Bunting Pattern
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I’m trying to find your free triangle bunting pattern. It says scroll down for free written instructions but it keeps taking me into a sign up page that involves other online platforms that I don’t want to use to get the “free” instructions you stated numerous times on this site
Hi Kim,
Due to changes to privacy on browsers, it works best for me to share my free patterns through the Grow platform, which is free to sign up and use.
I get that not everyone wants to sign up and set up an account, and I can understand that, but in order to keep providing free content, this is what works best for me at this time.
You also have an option to watch the free video tutorial which is linked to this post before the pattern.