Tuesday, June 5, 2012

~ wiggles celebration bunting ~


Materials:
- 4-ply worsted weight acrylic
   - small amounts of any color you would like
- I crochet hook
- small pony beads
- assorted fabric scraps
- fabric glue
- buttons
- Sharpie markers

Size:  4 1/2" x 5 1/2" (not including the chain tail)

Note:  I crochet tight so you may need to adjust the size of your crochet hook

Directions:
Row 1:  Ch 19, dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each ch across.  Turn.  (17 sts)

Row 2:  Ch 4 (counts as 1st dc and ch 1), skip next dc, dc in next dc.  *ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next dc.  Repeat from * 6 more times.  Ch 1, skip next dc, dc in top of ch 3.  Turn.

Row 3:  Ch 3, dc in each ch-1 space and dc across.  Dc in top of ch 3.  Turn.

Row 4:  Ch 2, dc in next dc (counts as a decrease), dc in each dc across, dc last dc and ch 3 together.  Turn.

Rows 5 - 10:  Ch 2, dc in next dc (counts as a decrease), dc in each dc across, dc last 2 dc together.  Turn.

Row 11:  Ch 2, dc next 2 dc together.  Ch 11, end off.

For wiggles:
Join any color (from the back) with a sl st around the turning ch-3 of Row 2, ch 3, 3 dc around the same st.  *Turn piece counter-clockwise, 4 dc around the next dc (this will be a little tricky, but it can be done). 


Turn piece clockwise, 4 dc around the next dc (again, this will be a little tricky). Repeat from * across to complete the wiggles. End off.


- cut out a triangle shaped piece of fabric and glue to the front of the bunting piece.  Add stitch marks with the Sharpie marker.

- glue on buttons

- add small pony beads to the ch-11 tail.

For hanging chain:
Ch 20, sc across the top of 1st bunting piece, * ch 5, sc across the top of the next piece.  Repeat from * for however many bunting pieces you have.  At the end, ch 20 and end off.

***Debi Y's pattern***

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29 comments:

  1. How beautiful and so wonderful colours.

    Lisa

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  2. Thanks for the pattern. Once again you have outdone yourself.

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  3. A 100 already?!?! Wow! That's a lot!
    It looks very pretty!

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  4. I think this pattern would be perfect for a baby shower, or added to a nursery. It would be perfect for stringing on the valance on the nursery window. Lovely for a graduate or a bridal shower. Debi, you must dream up patterns in your sleep. You are a busy woman!
    (((HUGS))) Susanne :)

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  5. 100, that's a lot. You've been really, really busy!

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  6. ONE HUNDRED???? Oh my goodness, Debi. That is just jaw-dropping amazing. You should put together a little ebook of them all. I'd definitely buy one. I love your patterns.

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  7. Wow, these are beautiful - thanks so much for sharing.

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  8. Thank you for ALL your patterns, Debi - and this one is really a great one to celebrate the 100! (I still think you should publish a book *gg*)

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  9. Beautiful as always. Thank you so much for your generosity! You're so sweet to share your creativity :-) I agree, you should make them into an e-book.
    Blessings,
    Kate

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  10. Wow, 100 patterns! That's awesome!

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  11. wow that is so wonderful, I love it...it is a really cute one at that...I look forward to more.. and yes you should make an ebook...

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  12. Oh Debi, I *love* this! Thanks so much for sharing your pattern. I hope to make one of these some day. :D

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  13. Debi that is gorgeous. This is awesome...I want to try this...:)I want to try everything lol

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  14. Hola. Te ha quedado preciosa¡¡¡¡ y felicidades por llegar a los 100 patrones¡¡
    besos

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  15. Very cute! Congratulations on reaching 100 patterns on your blog, that is quite an achievement.

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  16. 100! Wow!! So generous and so creative!

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  17. These are so cute. Wow, 100 patterns. I love coming to your blog to see what's next. Thank you for being so generous to us.

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  18. Very cute! Do you have a crochet hook in your hand all day long? Do you sleep with it? Ha! You are always creating the most wonderful things. Have a great day! Tammy :)

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  19. lol Tammy. I crochet a lot in the evenings while watching TV. This bunting worked up so quick, I was done before I knew it. Thanks for dropping by. :)

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  20. Thank you, thank you and thank you again for all your patterns.. You are very skilled dear Debi, I like your blog and I like your friendship.. I wish you more and more happy works with your friends... ((( Hugs..)))

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  21. That's awesome! What an accomplishment. :)

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  22. awesome can not wait to use this pattern.

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  23. Thank you Beck, Kristin and Robert. :)

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  24. I love these! The colors are awesome. I think the mixture of media is what makes them so pretty. I still haven't tried the squiggles yet.

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    1. Thanks Kat. I debated whether or not to add the fabric because they still look good without it - but I do like the fabric look too. I guess they could go either way. :)

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  25. 100....hundred free patterns....amazing Debi! Congratulations, this is a milestone:)

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  26. What an adorable bunting. So kind and generous of you to share so many patterns. :-)

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