Crochet Christmas Bunting- Christmas Tree Triangle Crochet Pattern

The Christmas Tree Triangle is the third part in the Crochet Christmas Bunting series. Let’s go!

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All you need for this project is small bits of yarn. So, bring out those left over yarn and hook up this bunting.

Patterns for the other 4 triangles below:

1. Snowman
2. Stocking
3. Snowflake
4. Christmas ball and Joining

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You’ll need:
– Light worsted weight yarn of choice; acrylic in this instance (colours red, green, yellow and brown)

– 4 mm hook

– Needle to weave in ends

Stitches/Abbreviation:
FSC- foundation single crochet. See here for tutorial
SC- single crochet
SC2tog- single crochet 2 together
ST- stitch
CH- chain
R- red
G- green
Y- yellow
B- brown

Notes:
– Pattern is written in U.S terms

– Disregard the white spaces at the sides. They’re nonexistent.

– Each block is 1 SC

– The contrast colour at the corners mean SC2together

– When you see the pattern written like this: SC 6, g SC 3, y SC 1, r SC 13 it simply means (with background colour) SC 6, with green SC 3, with yellow SC 1, with red SC 13

– Always start the triangle with the background colour

– Carry yarn only up to the point where you need it next. A little tutorial about changing yarn here

Crochet Christmas Bunting- Christmas Tree Triangle Crochet Pattern

Row 1: FSC 34. Ch 1, turn

Row 2: SC2tog, SC 30, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 3: SC 15, y SC 1, r SC 16. Ch 1, turn

Row 4: SC2tog, SC 14, g SC 1, r SC 15. Ch 1, turn

Row 5: SC2tog, SC 13, g SC 2, r SC 14. Ch 1, turn

Row 6: SC 14, g SC 3, r SC 13. Ch 1, turn

Row 7: SC2tog, SC 10, g SC 5, r SC 13. Ch 1, turn

Row 8: SC2tog, SC 11, g SC 2, y SC 1, g SC 1, r SC 12. Ch 1, turn

Row 9: SC 12, g SC 4, r SC 12. Ch 1, turn

Row 10: SC2tog, SC 9, g SC 6, r SC 11. Ch 1, turn

Row 11: SC2tog, SC 7, g SC 2, r SC 1, g SC 6, r SC 9. Ch 1, turn

Row 12: SC 10, g SC 3, y SC 1, g SC 3, r SC 9. Ch 1, turn

Row 13: SC2tog, SC 7, g SC 6, r SC 1, g SC 1, r SC 9.  Ch 1, turn

Row 14: SC2tog, SC 6, g SC 7, r SC 1, g SC 3, r SC 6. Ch 1, turn

Row 15: SC 4, g SC 2, y SC 1, g SC 9, y SC 1, g SC 3, r SC 4. Ch 1, turn

Row 16: SC2tog, SC 5, g SC 4, r SC 1, g SC 7, r SC 5. Ch 1, turn

Row 17: SC2tog, SC 6, g SC 7, r SC 8 Ch 1, turn

Row 18: SC2tog, SC 7, b SC 4, r SC 7, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 19: SC2tog, SC 6, b SC 4, r SC 6, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 20: SC2tog, SC 14, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 21: SC2tog, SC 12, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 22: SC2tog, SC 10, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 23: SC2tog, SC 8, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 24: SC2tog, SC 6, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 25: SC2tog, SC 4, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 26: SC2tog, SC 2, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 27: SC2tog, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 28: SC2tog. Break yarn, weave in ends. Block if necessary

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