Crochet Sunflower Bunting Pattern

Crochet Sunflower bunting! A quick and easy free pattern for a beautiful home decoration that will bring some summer chic to your home or garden.

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I have wanted to work with twine for a while. It has a natural, rustic feel that should be worked into crochet more often.

It can be a little bit difficult to work with, you need to find the right project. I tried with bulkier twine and it really gave my hands the cramps.

Not one to give up! I found some twine in 2 ply and found that it would be perfect for the edging and rope for my bunting!

This works up really quick and you can make a really generous length to your crochet Sunflower bunting with just 7 triangles.

Easy, breezy!

With just 5 rounds to complete each Sunflower this is a pattern that a beginner familiar with basic stitches could complete with ease.

I have made quite a long length in this pattern 2.5 metres to be exact. You can make it shorter or longer just make

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Crochet Sunflower Bunting

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Materials

5mm/H Crochet hook

120 metres of 2 ply natural twine/jute (The thinner the better, much easier to work with)

Colour 1: 50g Hayfield bonus DK – Chocolate (947)

Colour 2: 50g Hayfield bonus DK – Golden (595)

Colour 3: 50g Hayfield bonus DK – Sunflower (978)

Colour 4: 130g Hayfield bonus DK – Cream (812)

Yarn Scissors 

Yarn needle

US Terminology

Stitches used

Ch – Chain

Dc – Double crochet

Hdc – Half double crochet

Trc – Treble crochet

Slst – Slip stitch

Special stitches

Bobble stitch

Puff – Puff stitch

To Make the Puff - Stitch Yarn over and insert your hook into the indicated stitch/space. Yarn over again and pull up a long loop (3 loops on hook). Yarn over and insert your hook into the same stitch/space. Yarn over again and pull up a long loop three more times. You should now have 9 loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through all 9 loops on your hook. Ch 1 to close your puff stitch

To make bobble stitch - Yarn over, insert hook into stitch and pull up a loop. Yarn over, pull through two loops Repeat number one in the same stitch/space until you have a total of 6 loops on your hook. Yarn over, pull through all 6 loops at once. (It helps to keep this part a bit tighter than the rest. Ch1 to complete bobble for this pattern Sunflower crochet bunting pattern

Chain 5 Join yarn into the first chain with a slip stitch to make a circle

Round 1: Chain 3, DC 15 times into the middle of the circle (16 stitches counting chain 3 as first DC). Join yarn to the top of Ch3, fasten off.

Turn your work after each round.

Change to colour 2

Round 2: Join with a slst into the space between 2 DC stitches. Puff stitch into the same space (always Ch1 to close the puff stitch) Puff stitch into each space between the Dc stitches all the way around. Ch1, join with a slst to top of first puff.

(16 puff stitches) Turn your work.

Change to colour 3

Round 3: Join with a slst into a Ch1 space.

Bobble stitch into the same space and each Ch1 space around.

Ch1, join with a slst to top of first bobble.

(16 Bobbles) Turn your work

Your circle may pucker a little at this stage due to the number of stitches, don’t worry! This will flatten out in round 4.

Change to colour 4

Join yarn in a Ch1 space with a slst

Round 4: Ch4, work X2 Trc into the same space, Ch2, X3 Trc in same space. (This is your first bunting corner!)

X3 Dc into the next 3 chain spaces

X3 Trc, Ch2, X3 Trc in next Ch1 space

X3 Dc into the next 5 chain spaces

X3 Trc, Ch2, X3 Trc in next Ch1 space

X3 Dc into the next 5 chain spaces

Join into the top of beginning Ch4,

Fasten off

Twine edging
Twine can be difficult to work with, it is best not to try and pull it tight.
The stitches will be stiff, just go with the flow you can give them a pull or block
them later.
Using your 5mm/H hook and 2 ply Twine, join your twine in the right corner
Ch2 space from round 4 with a slip stitch
Round 5:
(In the same corner space you joined your twine)
X2 Hdc, Ch2, X2 Hdc
Hdc in each stitch along the top, X2 Hdc, Ch2, X2 Hdc in next corner Ch 2 space.
Hdc in each stitch to the point at the bottom of your triangle, X2 Hdc, Ch2, X2
Hdc in the chain 2 space.
Hdc in each stitch and join with a slip stitch to your first Hdc

You should now have a complete Sunflower bunting triangle!
I have made 11 triangles in total (1 centre and 5 either side) this will make 2.5
metres bunting in total.
This is quite long so if you would like it smaller make your triangles in odd
numbers – 1 for the centre and your preferred number each side.

Using your twine and 5mm/H hook
Chain 20,** Hdc straight into your corner Ch 2 space from round 5,
Hdc across along the top of your triangle, 1 Hdc in Ch 2, space
Chain 10**
Repeat from ** for all of your 11 bunting triangles
Chain 20.

Fasten off and weave in your end!

Hang your bunting and enjoy gorgeous, rustic Sunflowers made by you
anywhere in your home or garden.

I hope you have enjoyed this pattern

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UK Terminology

Stitches used

Ch – Chain

Tr – Treble crochet

Dtr – Double treble crochet

Htr – Half treble

Slst – Slip stitch

Special stitches

Puff – Puff stitch

Bobble stitch

To Make the Puff Stitch

Yarn over and insert your hook into the indicated stitch/space.  Yarn over again and pull up a long loop (3 loops on hook).

Yarn over and insert your hook into the same stitch/space.  Yarn over again and pull up a long loop three more times.  You should now have 9 loops on your hook.

Yarn over and pull through all 9 loops on your hook.

Ch 1 to close your puff stitch

To make bobble stitch

Yarn over, insert hook into stitch and pull up a loop. Yarn over, pull through two loops

Repeat number one in the same stitch/space until you have a total of 6 loops on your hook.

Yarn over, pull through all 6 loops at once. (It helps to keep this part a bit tighter than the rest.

Ch1 to complete bobble for this pattern

Sunflower crochet bunting pattern

Chain 5

Join yarn into the first chain with a slip stitch to make a circle

Round 1: Chain 3, Tr 15 times into the middle of the circle (16 stitches counting chain 3 as first Tr).

Join yarn to the top of Ch3, fasten off.

Turn your work after each round.

Change to colour 2

Round 2: Join with a slst into the space between 2 Tr stitches.

Puff stitch into the same space (always Ch1 to close the puff stitch)

Puff stitch into each space between the Tr stitches all the way around.

Ch1, join with a slst to top of first puff.

(16 puff stitches)

Turn your work.

Change to colour 3

Round 3: Join with a slst into a Ch1 space. 

Bobble stitch into the same space and each Ch1 space around.

Ch1, join with a slst to top of first bobble. (16 Bobbles)

Turn your work

Your circle may pucker a little at this stage due to the number of stitches, don’t worry! This will flatten out in round 4.

Change to colour 4

Join yarn in a Ch1 space with a slst

Round 4: Ch4, work X2 Dtr into the same space, Ch2, X3 Dtr in same space.

 (This is your first bunting corner!)

X3 Tr into the next 3 chain spaces

X3 Dtr, Ch2, X3 Dtr in next Ch1 space

X3 Tr into the next 5 chain spaces

X3 Dtr, Ch2, X3 Dtr in next Ch1 space

X3 Tr into the next 5 chain spaces

Join into the top of beginning Ch4, Fasten off

Twine edging

Twine can be difficult to work with, it is best not to try and pull it tight. 

The stitches will be stiff, just go with the flow you can give them a pull or block them later.

Using your 5mm/H hook and 2 ply Twine, join your twine in the right corner Ch2 space from round 4 with a slip stitch

Round 5: 

(In the same corner Ch 2 space you joined your twine)

X2 Htr, Ch2, X2 Htr

Htr in each stitch along the top, X2 Htr, Ch2, X2 Htr in next corner Ch 2 space.

Htr in each stitch to the point at the bottom of your triangle, X2 Htr, Ch2, X2 Htr in the chain 2 space.

Htr in each stitch and join with a slip stitch to your first Htr

You should now have a complete Sunflower bunting triangle!

I have made 11 triangles in total (1 centre and 5 either side) this will make 2.5 metres bunting in total. 

This is quite long so if you would like it smaller make your triangles in odd numbers – 1 for the centre and your preferred number each side.

You can now block these or pull into shape.

Construction

Using your twine and 5mm/H hook

Chain 20, ** Htr straight into your corner Ch 2 space from round 5,

Htr across along the top of your triangle, 1 Htr in Ch 2, space

Chain 10**

Repeat from ** for all of your 11 bunting triangles

Chain 20.

Fasten off and weave in your end

Hang your bunting and enjoy gorgeous, rustic Sunflowers made by you anywhere in your home or garden.

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