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Crochet your own Christmas tree bunting. Perfect for stringing across windows, indoor Christmas trees and mantelpieces!

Please read the specifics below before placing your order!

This pattern is written using English language and is available in both US and UK crochet terms, you will receive two files, both the UK and US terms pattern. At present, I cannot offer translation into other languages. I try to make my patterns as easy to follow as possible. I do not use grids but sentences using US or UK terms. Sometimes I may break the rules of traditional crochet to what I feel works best in the pattern and for ease of following the pattern. Please read further to find what stitches and supplies are needed to complete the pattern.

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Crochet specifics:

Crochet Christmas Tree Bunting (8 trees)

Each tree measures approximately 3 inches
Finished length approximately 50 inches

Patterns written in US and UK terms

You will need:

• 3mm crochet hook
• Green cotton DK yarn (I use Ricorumi DK cotton 25g ball)
• White DK yarn (I use Ricorumi DK cotton 25g ball)
• Buttons x8 (approx. 1.5cm/1.8cm diameter- A good way to raid your button stash!)
• Stitch marker
• Scissors
• Needle (for threading loose ends)

Stitches used:

slst (slip stitch)
sc (single crochet- US pattern) or dc (double crochet-UK pattern)
blo (work in back loop)
inc (increase)
ch (chain)