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Super Simple Bunting
You know what makes a party really fun? Bunting, that’s what. And as a knitter, you’ll certainly want to make your bunting a knitted bunting. Right? Right. Make this happy little bunting line from scraps of worsted weight yarn just laying around the stash cabinet. Better yet, get your knitting group to make flags for an expecting knitter friend, someone having a birthday, or any special occasion!
Sizes:
One Size
Measurement:
Each flag is:
4.5”/11cm high
8”/19cm wide
Length of bunting depends on how many flags you make and how long you make the i-cord in between.
Yarn:
Worsted weight yarn scraps about 10g each in various colors.
24g of worsted weight yarn for icord line (or more for longer)
Gauge:
14 st. to 4” or 10 cm in garter stitch
Shown in:
Lett Lopi
Needles:
6.5mm straight needles
5mm dpns or circ for icord
Notions:
Tapestry needle or small crochet hook for fastening ends.
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- First published: April 2014
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