This listing is for a PDF download file, and not a physical product. Crochet your own star bunting. Perfect for Christmas decorations, nurseries, wedding decor and party decor. Please read the specifics below before placing your order! This pattern is written using English language and is available in US and UK crochet terms. You will receive both versions as two files. At present, I cannot offer translation into different languages. I try to make my patterns as easy to follow as possible. I do not use grids but sentences using US/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. This is for a PDF download file. If you are using the Etsy app your download may not show up in your purchases section, but can be found by logging into your account via the website www.etsy.com and viewing your purchases section from there. If you need to get in contact, we aim to respond as quickly. We are a UK business and so if messaging from overseas, your response may not be picked up until UK morning time. The listing price should include a legal VAT digital download fee. If it does not, this is added at checkout (typically between 17-25%). Item specifics: Crochet Star Bunting (8 stars) Each star measures approximately 2.5 inches Finished length (straightened) approx. 2m This pattern uses US crochet terms and UK terms You will need: • White cotton aran yarn (we used Lily Sugar ‘n cream) • Grey cotton aran yarn (we used Lily Sugar ‘n cream) • Needle • 4mm hook Other yarn can be used, but cotton yarn will help maintain a stiffness to the stars. They may naturally start to curl. If using a different yarn, remember to adjust your hook size accordingly and the resulting size may differ. Stitches used: mr (magic ring)- If you find these tricky, try ch2, 15dc in 2nd ch from hook. ch (chain) slst (slip stitch) sc (single crochet- US) or dc (double crochet- UK) hdc (half double crochet- US) or htr (half double treble- UK) dc (double crochet- US) or tr (treble crochet- UK)
