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| Needle Size | 10mm Short |
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| Techniques | Colour Work, K2Tog, Knit, Purl |
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Yasss Queen Bunting - Knitting Pattern
£7.00
Get garden party ready with our super fun knitted bunting!
Download your PDF pattern.
Yasss Queen Bunting
Perfect for Jubilee celebrations, as well as all year round – this knitted bunting is the ideal decoration!
Designed by our fabulous Sally, and suitable for Advanced knitters, this fun bunting has a union jack colour work pattern that we’ve used on alternate flags alongside the plain royal colours.
We’ve used our favourite yarn colours for our bunting – including our limited edition Sapphire (only available from our Subscribers’ Secret Shop) so if you’d prefer to buy the whole kit you can do so here.
You can make the bunting as long or as short as you like, with alternating colour work flags. Crochet a chain to easily thread them all together. They look incredible hung from trees for a garden celebration or indoors for your afternoon tea!
The pattern included has a colour work grid as well as written pattern, depending on how you prefer to read colour work.
Finished Size
Each flag measures approx 20cm across the top & 18cm long down the centre
Further Info
For knitting tips, how to’s and tutorials, please visit my Knitting Knowledge page.
I now have a Facebook group for those of you who have bought a kit or pattern from me, so please do come and join the community! We’re always happy to talk knitting and offer any advice if you have questions.
To complete this pattern you’ll need the following;
- 200g Sapphire, 100g Natural White, 100g Mustard and 100g Scarlet Super Chunky Yarn by Lauren Aston Designs
- 10mm knitting needles
- 8mm crochet hook
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
Patterns arrive as PDF downloads via email and also saved to customer accounts. By downloading patterns within 2 weeks of purchase, customers consent to waive their right to the 14-day cooling off period and therefore will not be entitled to a refund.
