How to Make a Crochet Star Garland
Learn how to make a DIY crochet star garland and you will have a gorgeous decoration to enjoy during the holidays.
Servings: 2 garlands
Equipment
- Crochet Hook 6mm
Ingredients
- 100 Yards cotton yarn worsted weight
- 10 brass bells small
- 6 Feet jute twine 2-ply 2mm
Instructions
- Crochet 15 HDC into the MR, Sl ST to join at the end of the round. Chain 1.
- SC into each stitch in the round then SL ST to join.
- Chain 5. In the second stitch from the hook, SL ST, SC into the next stitch, HDC into the next stitch, DC into the next stitch. This will form a triangle.
- Skip 2 stitches and SL ST into the next stitch to attach the point of the star to the center.
- Repeat step 2 to 4 to create four more points to the star.
- Weave in the ends and cut the excess.
- Use a darning needle and 2-ply twine to string the stars by sewing through the base of one point. Place a bell in between each star.
Notes
There will be 10 stars and 10 bells for a 6-feet garland.
One ball of Lily Sugar n’ Cream cotton yarn should make 2 garlands. Abbreviations (These are the US abbreviations):
MR: Magic Ring
SL ST: Slip Stitch
SC: single crochet
HDC: Half Double Crochet
DC: Double Crochet Use consistent tension: This keeps all stars the same size.
Count stitches carefully: Ensures symmetrical points.
Secure the ends: Weave yarn tails through several stitches to prevent unraveling.
Space evenly: Measure between stars for a balanced garland.
One ball of Lily Sugar n’ Cream cotton yarn should make 2 garlands. Abbreviations (These are the US abbreviations):
MR: Magic Ring
SL ST: Slip Stitch
SC: single crochet
HDC: Half Double Crochet
DC: Double Crochet Use consistent tension: This keeps all stars the same size.
Count stitches carefully: Ensures symmetrical points.
Secure the ends: Weave yarn tails through several stitches to prevent unraveling.
Space evenly: Measure between stars for a balanced garland.
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