Inspired by Attic24’s Dune Blanket.
I used:
Silamide waxed nylon beadstring
Seed beads: here is a link to some similar to the ones I used.
Swarovski crystals: I used 3mm bicone clear AB crystals, although I’m not sure where you can get them from nowadays
Semi-precious gem stones
and some shells with holes in them – gathered from the beach.
Put a knot in the end of the beadstring and attach to the bottom of the triangle at the back, sew a knot by taking the needle through a loop and exit at the very tip.
Add a crystal, a bead or semi-precious stone, a crystal and a seed bead, then take the thread through the hole in the shell
and back up through the beads and crystals and into the point of the bunting triangle.
Fasten off at the back
And there you have it! Some seaside bunting
Inspired by Attic24’s Dune Blanket
Find the pattern for the Triangles here.
and
The photo tutorial for making the triangles into bunting here.
Let me know if you have a go at making some Beachy Bunting, I’d love to know how you get on.
Definitely a unique lining up, Daffodil. Thanks for playing along.
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Thank you Judy, it is a fun theme! xx
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If our beach cottage was still operational I would be making this bunting – it is delightful – maybe I will make some ready for when it is restored.
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That sounds lovely – on which bit of coast does it sit?
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Ah, I just found your beach cottage on your blog, but could not leave a comment. Gosh you have a lot of work to do there following the flood – good luck!
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I love bunting and this is one of the prettiest ones I’ve seen.
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You are so kind – thank you. ❤
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I love that. The beads and shells really take it to another level.
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Thanks so much Dawn, I’m glad you think so. 🙂
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I love the colors and the use of seashells (even if I couldn’t knit or crochet anything if my life depended on it)!
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Thank you Kris – I expect your glorious garden keeps you way too busy to have time for handicrafts.
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Very pretty
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Thank you Karina.
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So pretty!
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Thank you Laurie.
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That is a most unusual, yet perfect finish. I was having trouble with how the beads would work, (no bead sense, here) and this is beyond anything I could dream up. Just perfect!
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Thank you Kathy – it is always interesting to know how different people think creatively.
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Where are you going to display this little piece of loveliness?
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I have been wondering the same thing myself.
I will first of all hang it up when I meet up with fellow Dorset Attic24 fans on 23rd June. We met to crochet the Sweet Pea Blanket together and now we are meeting to share our Dune blanket makes.
After that I’m not sure.
I might save it for when one of my nieces or nephews has a baby, all 5 of them are in their 20s and 30s – it can’t be too long til one of them has a baby.
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Really pretty! Just all the perfect details . . .
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Thank you Kerry. Glad you like it.
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Excellent final touches – it looks beautiful!
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Thank you Pauline, I need to take it to the beach for a final Ta Dah! photo, but my photo-shoot assistants are away this week.
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It will be worth the wait for the assistants to return.
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🙂
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This is so pretty.
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Thank you Cathy. Lucy Attic always inspires me.
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This bunting just got better, if that were possible!
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Aw! thank you Deb. ❤
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The limpet shells were collected on Newgale. ❤ ❤ ❤
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