There are so many uses for triangles in crochet. Shawls, bunting, head kerchiefs, afghans, even parts of clothing. Today I have collected some crochet patterns that use triangles for you to enjoy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
This triangular shawl free crochet pattern gets its name from the bloom shaped cluster of stitches used in the pattern, and from the color of the yarn used.
This granny inspired creation starts out with a circle, then transitions into a triangle. Make it all one color, or up to 6 different colors. Change up the colors for different seasons. You can use the triangles just as is for various uses, or string them together to make bunting. In honor of Crochetville’s slip stitch event ~ Summer is Slipping Away, I have included instructions on how to make the bunting with a wider ribbon~like string, which is made using slip stitch crochet. Enjoy!
Hello my friends! Do you remember how far I had gotten on the Katherine Coat over the spring/summer? Well, here she is now:
That’s right, I frogged the whole coat. It had to be done. I took a couple of weeks and re~wrote the entire pattern, I did warn you I was going to do that. I am much happier now. I was not impressed with the boxy look of the coat on the first go around, and I want to provide you with the best possible patterns.
