These Granny Triangles Are Quick And Easy To Make And Look Absolutely Gorgeous!

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If you have lots of small amounts of yarn left over from other projects and don’t know what to do with it, here is a brilliant idea.

These Granny Bunting Triangles by Lucy of Attic24 are a lovely way to play with color and make something beautiful in the process.

Thanks to Lucy for the article's inspiration and featured image.

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Crochet Granny Triangle Free Pattern Perfect For Bunting Or Afghan Making
These Crocheted Granny Triangles Are Quick And Easy To Make And Look Absolutely Gorgeous!

Wonder what type of afghan you could make using these granny triangles?

The answer is simple: gorgeous afghans and very different and unique!

 The Crochet Granny Triangle video is below.

This is a beautiful afghan I found on crochet.me and made by one of the members.

As a matter of fact, this is how I found Lucy's granny triangles, by reading the instructions on how to make this gorgeous afghan and heading afterward to Lucy's site to see them. Now, I know how challenging some projects can be, especially if you are in the very beginning in your crocheting adventure and that's why below is a VERY EASY crochet granny triangle bunting video tutorial for beginners.

Crochet Granny Triangle Afghan Instructions

I'm sorry I don't have an actual pattern, but if you visit the Attic 24 blogspot you will find a pattern for Granny triangle bunting.Make  66 triangles then stitch together in the hexagon design with black yarn,this one was crocheted with single crochet stitches and add some crocheted flowers,once again you will find these on Attic 24.Good luck and be sure to share this as I would love to see another one. (Source)

afghan and cushionImage source: goldenhair 

This video tutorial, courtesy of WoolyWondersCrochet is easy to follow, with clear instructions and great recording. Watch below and follow along.

This video is a detailed step by step tutorial on how to crochet a granny triangle bunting / garland with a bobble stitch border. This pattern is suitable for beginners.

For my bunting I used a 4mm crochet hook, Drops Muskat yarn and US terms.

Thank you very much for watching! x

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323 thoughts on “These Granny Triangles Are Quick And Easy To Make And Look Absolutely Gorgeous!”

    1. My sister’s name was Royleen, this is the first time I have seen or heard of another Royleen although spelt differently. Just wanted to say hello 🙂

    1. Sylvia the way to get the pattern if you haven’t already found it is to click on the link for granny bunting triangles under the social media symbols. It’s in the first small paragraph under the 1st picture and above the second picture. it’s light green and kind of hard to see!

  1. @[100008866815760:2048:Sylvia], the pattern is always linnked to the name of the pattern ( first letter capital ). In this case : These Granny Bunting Triangles by Lucy. Click on the link please.

  2. I have also made granny squares for over 50 years and can’t wait to try these triangles. Since I crochet purses this will be a new granny square to use to make these.

  3. I’ve been making these with scrap yarn. I’m not good at reading patterns but I was able to figure it out from looking at the picture. I can’t wait to get started on making an afgahn.

  4. If you click on where it says [Free Pattern] under the picture, it will take you right to the pattern and the tutorial….I had the same problem, so I tried the dialogue under the picture and it worked. Hope this helps.

  5. I love the look of grannys, but you want to why I haven’t tried one? The triangles have 7 different colors, that’s 14 ends to weave in! How do you stand it? I do love them, though!

  6. I love the look of grannys, but you want to why I haven’t tried one? The triangles have 7 different colors, that’s 14 ends to weave in! How do you stand it? I do love them, though!

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