Simple Flag Garland Crochet Pattern

What you’ll need:

• weight 4 yarn ( any color)
• 4.5 mm hook
• stitch markers
• blocking mats (optional)
• scissors
• needles to sew ends

Pattern Abbreviations and Notes:

US Terminology

sc= single crochet

dec= single crochet decrease (invisible decrease method)

ch= chain

slst= slip stitch

sts= stitches

sc3tog= single crochet decrease 3 stitches instead of 2

The number in front of the abbreviation is how many you will need to do. Example; 2sc = 2 single crochets in 2 separate stitches.

I recommend blocking each flag before making the garland for the best results.

Flag (make as many as you want)

Ch 20

Row 1: sc in the back loops of the ch, ch1 and turn (19 sts)

Row 2: sc in every st, ch1 and turn (19 sts)

Rows 3-11: repeat row 2 (19 sts)

Row 12: skip the 1st st, sc, 15sc, dec, turn (17 sts)

Row 13: dec, 13sc, dec, turn (15 sts)

Row 14: dec, 11sc, dec, turn (13 sts)

Row 15: dec, 9sc, dec, turn (11 sts)

Row 16: dec, 7sc, dec, turn (9 sts)

Row 17: dec, 5sc, dec, turn (7 sts)

Row 18: dec, 3sc, dec, turn (5 sts)

Row 19: dec, sc, dec, turn (3 sts)

Row 20: sc3tog (1 st)

sc around all the edges of the flag.

Fasten off and weave in tails.

Creating the Garland

After blocking each flag (to make them lay flat) determine what your garland pattern will be (if using multiple colors). I did 9 flags and my garland reaches approx. 6 ft.

Then ch 30, sc across the top of 1 of the flags, 10 ch, and attach the next flag. Repeat this until all flags are attached. ch 30 and tie a knot to finish off.

Alternative: Take a long strand of yarn and string your flags on it.

 Note: this option will make the flags move on the string.

Congrats on finishing your Garland!!

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