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My Ditsy Daisy granny square has been so popular I thought why not use it to decorate your home. So my granny square became a triangle and the triangle became this pretty daisy buntiing and who doesn't love a bit of bunting?
For more information and photo tutorial, please see accompanying blog post - https://www.lullabylodge.com/2021/10/ditsy-daisy-bunting-decorate-childs.html
A printable pdf version of the Ditsy Daisy Granny Square pattern is available in my online stores -
Ravelry - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ditsy-daisy-bunting
Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1084593064/pretty-daisy-bunting-pdf-crochet-pattern?ref=shop_home_active_1
Buy the yarn here - https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-gb/p/stylecraft-special-aran?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=7f83a24a (affiliate link)
Video recording equipment - https://amzn.to/4e58U9N (affiliate link)
Crochet hooks - https://amzn.to/3Ju8R9k (affiliate link)
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So to make your daisy bunting you're going to need a 5mm crochet hook, a darling needle
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a pair of scissors and some yarn from your stash I'm just using this style craft special Aaron
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but you can really use any yarn as long as you match the hook size with the yarn weight you should be good
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so let's get started. Okay we're going to start by putting a slip knot onto our hook
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and chaining four. One, two, three, four. We're then going to join to that first chain with slip stitch
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Like so, to form a ring. And then we're going to chain three
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One, two, three. This counts as our first double crochet. We're now going to put a little bit more double crochet into that ring
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So yarn over. Hook goes into the centre. Pull up a loop
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yarn over pull through two, yarn over pull through two. I'll show you again, yarn over, hook into the centre, put up a loop
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yarn over, pull through two, yarn over, pull through two. So we're going to continue around until we have a total of 12 double crochets into the ring
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Okay, so here we are at the end of the round. We're now going to join the slip stitch to the
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the top of that chain three. And now we're going to fasten off
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Okay, so we're ready to start round two
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We're going to join on our new cover and we're going to be working between the stitches
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So instead of putting your hook into the top of the stitch, we're going to put our hook In between the stitches, we're going to pull our new colour through
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I'm using white, but you can use white or cream for the petals
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And chain three. One, two, three. Now we're going to put two more double crochet into that same space
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One and two. we're going to form our popcorn stitch so we're going to take a hook out we're going to place
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it into the top of this chain three and then back into our loop and then pull that through
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and then we're going to chain two so this is your beginning popcorn made this one starts off with
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the chain three as a double crochet so from now on we going to be putting a popcorn stitch into each space between the stitches of the previous round So from now I going to be doing just a regular popcorn stitch which I show you
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So you'll put three double crochets into the next space. Then we'll take our hook out
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Hook goes into the top of the first double crochet, back into that loop, pull that through
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and chain two. So I'll show you one more time, three double crochet into the next space
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Hook comes out. Hook goes into the first stitch, pick up that loop, pull that through, and chain two
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So I'm going to continue putting a popcorn stitch in between each stitch of the previous round
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I'll meet you back at the end of the round. Okay, so here we are at the end of the round
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We're now going to join with a slip stitch to the top of that first popcorn. Like so, and then fasten off
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Make sure to weave in your ends, and I'll meet back when it's time for round three
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Okay, we're ready to start. round three so we're now going to change this daisy from a circle shape into a triangle so we're going to
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put a hook into a space between your petals and pull through our new color we're then going to
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chain four one two three four this counts as your first treble crochet we're now going to
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put two more trebles into that space so it's yarn over twice hook goes into the space pull up a loop
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yarn over pull through two yarn over pull through two so we'll do that again
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yarn over twice hook goes into the space pull up a loop
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yarn over pull through two yarn over pull through two yarn over pull through two
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we're then going to chain three and then we're going to do exactly the same
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three trebles into that same space one two and three
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there we go so now we're going to put three double crochet into each space
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for the next how many is it one two three for the next three spaces so one
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two three three into the next space One Two Three And three into the next space
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So now I'm ready to make our next corner. So the corner is going to be three trebles, change
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three three trebles that's one two three three and three more troubles
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There we go. So we're going to continue now in the next three spaces we're going to put three double crochet
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Then we'll have another corner which will be three trebles, chain three three three trebles
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Then we'll have three more groups of three double crochet in each of the next spaces and then we're going to be joining
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So I'll go ahead and do that and I'll show you how we join at the end of the round
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Okay so I've gone ahead and worked around. our daisy so we now have three corners and we're going to join with a slip stitch to the top of that chain four here
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like so and we're now ready for our final round so we're going to chain one
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and we're going to put a single crochet in the same space and same stitch sorry
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and we're going to put a single crochet into the next stitch
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and the next stitch now we've reached our first corner so we're going to put two single crochet
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chain one and two single crochet into that corner space we're then going to continue
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putting a single crochet in each stitch across all the way to the next corner so each time you get to a corner it's
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going to be two single crochet chain one two single crochet and then single crochet in
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every stitch across the sides okay so here we are at the end of the round I've worked
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all the way around with single crochets and now I'm just going to join with a slip stitch to
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this first single crochet here and then we can fasten off Okay so you gone ahead and made all your pennants and now you want to string them together
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So we're going to start by putting our yarn onto a hook with a slip knot like so
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Now for mine, I made 60 chains to start, so you're going to want to make as many chains as you think you need to tie up
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your bunting depending on what you're going to attach it to so you're going to go
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ahead and make 60 chains one two three four five 58 59 and 60 so next we're going to
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want to attach our string to our bunting so we're going to find this corner space
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put our hook in there and we're just going to make a single crochet
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like so and then we're going to put a single crochet into every stitch all the
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way along the top of our pennant like so a single crochet in every stitch in every stitch
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Okay, so here we are now at the corner, so we're going to put another single crochet into that corner space
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Like so. Now, we're now going to add some chains. Now, how many chains you want is going to depend on how big your bunting is
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So this bunting has nine pennants and it's quite large. So I put 16 chains between each pennant
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If you're making less penance and a smaller size, you might want to have less chains
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So your penance are closer together. It's up to you. So you will then make your chains
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So I chain 16. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, fifteen, and sixteen
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You will then join your yarn with a single crochet into the chain space on this right corner just as you did to the first pennant
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And then you will work across with a single crochet in each stitch and then you'll keep repeating this until all of your penance are joined together
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And then you will end up with chaining 60 or whatever number you started with for your string to tie your
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bunting on and that's how you make your dixie daisy bunting
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