Crocheted bunting free pattern

The Everyday Birthday Bunting Free Crochet Pattern is a fun and creative project to celebrate life. It adds a special touch to any occasion.

This free triangle lace crochet pattern would make lovely bunting. It would also look great made up in cotton and used as a trivet. I've got a few more plans for this cute pattern too, be sure to come back and see.

A couple of months ago I shared my first post on Craftaholics Anonymous. It was just before Valentine's Day so I made a crocheted bunting using hearts and doilies that could be used as valentine decor. At that time I also shared a option without the hearts, just using the doilies. I really liked the way the heart one turned out but since it is kind of seasonal I liked the idea of the doily only version for any time of year. By changing up the colors it could be a perfect addition to your…

Tutorial video step-by-step how to #crochet triangle, perfect decoration for bunting flag banner, birthday, Christmas, valentine, or other celebration. Writt...

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I've been playing around with new designs for my Hippie Granny Bunting, and was pretty happy with this cute flower one, so I thought I'd share it with you! CONFESSION TIME: This is actually my first "published" pattern! I have been procrastinating about writing patterns for a couple of years, and have lots of almost-finished ones that I need to get tested and out there. A big part of my problem is perfectionism, but if we wait until we are experts at doing something before we do it, when…

I found a little pattern on Ravelry this summer that I fell in love with. It's called "Half Lotus Bunting". I found it very challenging to figure out but I worked at it until I did. I had mentioned in my Ravelry notes that I wanted to chart it for future reference. Since then, I've gotten quite a few email and Ravelry messages, blog comments, and Instagram requests for the chart. Seems that others are having trouble with the original pattern as well. I got another message via Ravelry today…