Follow my free orange slice garland crochet pattern and learn how to crochet fun Christmas garland decorations!
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What you need for the orange slice garland crochet pattern
Crochet two orange pieces to make one orange slice for the garland.
1. with ivory color yarn make a magic circle, ch1, and work 6sc into the circle, ss with gold color yarn,
2. ch1, 2sc in every st around, ss to first sc (12)
3. ch1, *2sc in next st, sc in next st* x6, ss to first sc (18)
4. ch1, *sc in next 2sc, 2sc in next st* x6, ss to first sc (24)
5. ch1, *2sc in next st, sc in next 3sts* x6, ss to first sc with ivory yarn (30)
6. ch1, *sc in next 4sts, 2sc in next st* x6
Cut the yarn, leaving a longer tail, and pull the yarn through the stitch. Thread the yarn needle with the yarn tail and finish the round with an invisible stitch. Also, using back stitch, embroider segment lines on the orange slice. Make a knot with the yarn tail on the back of the orange piece.
Now, align the two orange pieces with the wrong sides together. Sc two opposite stitches together.
with the color bruschetta yarn ss through any two sts of the two orange pieces, ch1, *2sc in next st, sc in next 5sts* x6. Cut the yarn, leaving a longer tail, and pull the yarn through the stitch. Thread the yarn needle with the yarn tail and finish the round with an invisible stitch. Make a knot with the two yarn tails. Using a crochet hook pull the yarn tails inside the orange slice.
Thread the long yarn needle with a cotton cord and thread all the garland pieces on the cord. Pick cinnamon sticks with wide openings to pull them on the cord easily.
Make loops at both ends of the orange slice garland. Make knots right by the beads and cut the access cord. Put a dab of hot glue on each knot to secure it.
I hope you enjoyed learning how to crochet an orange slice and that my orange slice garland crochet pattern was easy to follow. You can post pictures of your crochet owl on my Facebook page.
Happy Crafting!
Love,
Agnes
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