Crochet Christmas Bunting- Snowman Triangle Crochet Pattern

Decorate your space during the holidays with the Crochet Snowman Triangle Christmas Bunting patterns. This snowman is the first part in the Christmas bunting.

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All you need for this project is small bits of yarn. So, those left over yarns will come in handy for this project.

If you’re an amigurumi fan, you may like to make Smirkey the Snowman. He’s a super cute snowman to display.

Once you’re done with this snowman pattern, head on to make the rest of the bunting patterns. Link to them below:

1. Stocking
2. Christmas Tree
3. Snowflake 
4. Christmas ball and Joining

All patterns in this bunting are written and charted. So you can decide which your preferred or use them simultaneously.

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You’ll need:
– Light worsted weight yarn of choice; acrylic in this instance. Less than 50gr (colours- green, red and white)

– 4 mm hook

– Needle to weave in ends

Abbreviation
FSC- foundation single crochet. See here for tutorial
SC- single crochet
SC2tog- single crochet 2 together
ST- stitch
CH- chain
G- green
WH- white
R- red

Notes:
– Pattern is written in U.S terms

– Disregard the white spaces at the sides. They’re nonexistent.

– Each block is 1 SC

– The contrast colour at the corners mean SC2together

– When you see the pattern written like this: SC 6, g SC 3, y SC 1, r SC 13 it simply means (with background colour) SC 6, with green SC 3, with yellow SC 1, with red SC 13

– Always start the triangle with the background colour

– Carry yarn only up to the point where you need it next. A little tutorial about changing yarn here

Crochet Christmas Bunting- Snowman Triangle Crochet Pattern

Row 1: FSC 34. Ch 1, turn

Row 2: SC2tog, SC 30, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 3: SC 16, wh SC 2, g SC 14. Ch 1, turn

Row 4: SC2tog, SC 12, wh SC 3, g SC 15. Ch 1, turn (break white yarn here. Leave adequate tail to weave in)

Row 5: SC2tog, SC 13, r SC 3, g SC 13. Ch 1, turn

Row 6: SC 12, r SC 5, g SC 13. Ch 1, turn

Row 7: SC2tog, SC 10, r SC 7, g SC 11. Ch 1, turn

Row 8: SC2tog, SC 8, r SC 9, g SC 10. Ch 1, turn

Row 9: SC 10, r SC 9, g SC 9. Ch 1, turn

Row 10: SC2tog, SC 7, r SC 2, wh SC 5, r SC 2, g SC 10. Ch 1, turn

Row 11: SC2tog, SC 8, r SC 1, wh SC 7, r SC 1, g SC 8. Ch 1, turn

Row 12: SC 8, r SC 1, wh SC 7, r SC 1, g SC 9. Ch 1, turn

Row 13: SC2tog, SC 8, wh SC 7, g SC 9. Ch 1, turn

Row 14: SC2tog, SC 7, r SC 7, g SC 9. Ch 1, turn

Row 15: SC 9, r SC 9, g SC 6. Ch 1, turn

Row 16: SC2tog, SC 3, r SC 3, wh SC 8, g SC 8. Ch 1, turn

Row 17: SC2tog, SC 5, wh SC 10, r SC 2, g SC 4. Ch 1, turn

Row 18: SC2tog, SC 3, wh SC 11, g SC 4, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 19: SC2tog, SC 3, wh SC 11, g SC 2, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 20: SC2tog, SC 1, wh SC 11, g SC 2, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 21: SC2tog, SC 2, wh SC 9, g SC 1, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 22: SC2tog, SC 2, wh SC 5, g SC 3, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 23: SC2tog, SC 8, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 24: SC2tog, SC 6, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 25: SC2tog, SC 4, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 26: SC2tog, SC 2, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 27: SC2tog, SC2tog. Ch 1, turn

Row 28: SC2tog. Break yarn, weave in ends. Block if needed.

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