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Endless Bunting
This is a downloadable pdf pattern with written instructions and step by step video tutorial links for bunting (connected flags or pennants).
This fun decorative bunting is knit on a small gauge (3/8”) round loom with at least 40 pegs. AKB All-in-One, Sock Loom 2 or Martha Stewart loom set can be used. It is knit with 1 strand worsted or medium weight yarn. The pattern is written so that each flag is knit then continued in an endless fashion until desired number of flags have been finished. Instructions for both triangle and rectangle flags are included.
Rectangle flags are great for adding appliques or letters.
Finished triangle flag is approximately 5” wide by 4” tall.
Finished rectangle flag is approximately 5” wide by 7” tall.
Connecting piece is approximately 2”.
Video tutorial links have been included with the written pattern.
The written pattern cannot be reproduced in any way without the express permission of the designer. Finished items may be sold.
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