Introducing my new Witches Broom Bunting pattern! Who loves decorating for the Halloween season as much as I do? I hope that you do because I’ve had so much fun designing this new crochet pattern. Like the Wicked Witch Hat Bunting it’s super cute and made with small amounts of scrap yarn.
This easy crochet pattern is designed as a hanging bunting decoration but, it’s super cute when used in other fun ways. For instance, make individual brooms and hang as an ornament. Or, you could add them to your table setting decor with name tags on them. Anything goes with this pattern, they even make cute earrings!
Inspiration For The Witches Broom Bunting
I can’t take all of the credit for this spooky little pattern. While my Wicked Witch Hat Bunting pattern was in testing one of the testers son’s let me know that “I should make a broom. You can’t have a witch hat without a broom.” Of course he’s right!! So, I started designing and he approved of these spooktacular little broomsticks.
They look so cute when made with just the broomsticks, but, they’re absolutely adorable when combined with the witch hats too. Don’t you think so?
This enchanting new Witches Broom Bunting pattern is the perfect spooky project this Halloween season if you like quick and easy projects.
Design Details
The Witches Broom Bunting pattern is designed using a 4.00 mm (G) crochet hook and about 5 yards of #4 worsted weight yarn per broom. You also need a yarn needle to attach the bristles to the end of the broomstick.
These brooms are easily customizable. Grab some thread and a coordinating hook to make earrings or make several individual broomsticks and use them as ornaments, the ideas are endless.
The broomsticks are super quick as there are only 3 rows to complete the sticks. Then the bristles are fed through one end of the broomstick and tied off with another strand of yarn.
I know you’re ready to get to it so scroll down and check out the FREE version of the pattern now. If you prefer the premium, ad-free version of the Witches Broom Bunting you can grab it for a small cost in either of my shops.
The detailed, paid PDF includes the written instructions which helps you to crochet the broomsticks together with a chain and it also offers help on how to string them onto jute. There’s a photo tutorial too, showing how to make the broomsticks, where to feed the bristles through & how to attach the bow on the bristles.
Where To Get The Witches Broom Bunting Crochet Pattern?
The downloadable PDF of the new Witches Broom Bunting crochet pattern is available in my SASSy Shoppe, Etsy & Ravelry shops.
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Ready To Ship Witches Broom Bunting
If you prefer ready to ship individual broomsticks or bunting you can contact me to order or check out my Etsy shop!!
Witches Broom Bunting Crochet Pattern
What you need for the Witches Broom Bunting crochet pattern
- Worsted Weight #4 yarn
- 5 yards per broomstick
- 4.00 mm (G) hook
- Yarn Needle
- Scissors
- Optional: Jute
Pattern Notes
- Beginner pattern
- Written in US crochet terms
- Finished size: 6″ tall; finished bunting 72” long
- Gauge: Not essential for this pattern.
- Ch st at the beginning of each round does not count as a stitch.
- Stitch count is only listed on each round or row when there is a change.
Stitch Key
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
slst = slip stitch
st = stitch
Instructions
Make 10 brooms
For broomsticks:
Ch 15, turn.
Row 1:
sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, ch 1, turn. (14 st)
Row 2:
sc in each st across, ch 1, turn.
Row 3:
Fold in half. Slst together by working through the beginning chs of Row 1 and both loops of Row 2. Be sure your tension isn’t too tight on this step as the broomstick with curl up.
Finish off, weave in ends.
For broom bristles:
Step 1:
Cut 14 strands of yarn, each 4” long.
Step 2:
Thread yarn needle with a 4” strand, insert through one end of broomstick. Continue this process until all 14 strands are threaded through the end of broomstick.
Step 3:
Cut an 8” strand of yarn, wrap 4x tightly around the top of the bristles to secure. Tie in a bow. Trim ends of bristles to make even.
To Make Bunting
With yarn: Ch 40, slst through top of broomstick, ch 25, slst through top of next broomstick. Repeat this process until all brooms are attached. Ch 40 after connecting the last broomstick.
With jute: Cut a strand of jute to desired length. Thread yarn needle with jute, insert through top of 1st broomstick, slide it down. Insert through top of next broom and slide it down. Repeat this process until all brooms are on the strand of jute. Once all brooms have been attached to the jute then slide each broom so that they are evenly spaced and hang your new bunting!
Tester LOVE!!
Huge thank you to my testers!! They did such a great job with this pattern and I’m so grateful for their help in bringing it to life. If you’re on Instagram be sure to go show them some extra love!!
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If you’re loving my new Wicked Witch Hat Bunting crochet pattern then you’re sure to enjoy making these fun little broomsticks too.
This easy crochet pattern was tested by very talented testers, but, please let me know if you find any errors. As always, please contact me if you have any questions or need help with the pattern.
Also, don’t forget to share your Witches Broom Bunting with me on social media!!
XOXO Angie
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