I find it cute and can be permanent or brought out for a special occasion.
For my triangles, I used double knit yarn and a 4mm hook, although this really can be done with any sort of yarn and any hook!
Chain 2
Row 1: 2dc in second chain from hook, 1ch turn.
Row 2: 2dc in each dc, 1ch turn.
Row 3: 2dc in first dc, 1dc in every remaining dc, 1ch turn.
Repeat Row 3 as many times as needed.
There is no set size to bunting triangles, they can be big, small, or all different sizes! I prefer all my triangles to be the same size, so when making them I've been comparing to other triangles that I've made so they all look the same size, even if the yarn is a different weight.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJ2owhjr4ehGp4sciLBz8gO9UKwgGx-9dvshHfsOwKeEHWGz1Nv6RoHme9qqGiFWXCK9UxkDTD9LeOa-BPMpPRjO62xpMFv0dxaykgRj-Xw4LIeiu2rv6i4MPqbKlHhyFqJNXtWVNoSO8g/s200/bunting3.jpg)
The other option is to crochet a line to put them onto, this can be done by crocheting a string of a few rows and sewing the triangles on, or when chaining the string, chain into the top of the triangles, then work a couple of rows to give the string more strength.
No comments:
Post a Comment