Crochet Pumpkin Pattern

Description

This listing is for an INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD.

This pumpkin crochet pattern is perfect for crocheters of all skill levels. I designed this pattern to be a quick project for hobby makers and sellers alike. These pumpkins have been used for home décor, key chains, earrings, and scent boosters. The best part is? You don’t have to count your stitches and just make pumpkin after pumpkin while watching your favorite show.

This 10-page pattern includes written instructions, a photo tutorial, and FAQs.

 

Difficulty: Beginner – Easy

Written in Standard US Terms

 

Permissions

• Feel free to sell any finished products, but please use your own photographs for advertisement
• Do not publish this pattern in part or whole to share with others for profit. Instead, please provide a link to Sofasaurus.com
• If you are an instructor and would like to distribute physical/printed copies of this pattern to use in class, you may provide these copies at your discretion.
• You may not share this pattern digitally over email, messenger, or other file-sharing methods.
• Any credit to Sofasaurus Crochet is greatly appreciated

If you have any questions regarding the permissions please feel free to contact me directly at sofia@sofasaurus.com

 

Materials

• Yarn: Worsted-weight acrylic yarn
  • I used I Love This Yarn in Burnt Orange from Hobby Lobby
• Hook: G-4mm crochet hook
• Yarn Needle
• Scissors
• Measuring Tape
• Polyfill Stuffing
• Cinnamon Sticks (Optional)

Size

Size: Small (5×2” or 13x5cm)

 

Pattern Notes

This pattern is written in US Terms

• This crochet pumpkin is worked in the round using a large ring
• Leave a long tail when making your slip knot
• To keep the beginning chain from twisting:
  • Chain 5, then pull the hook out of the working loop, pick up the first chain and then insert the hook back into the working loop. Continue chaining until you reach your desired number of chains. Join to form a ring by pulling the working loop through the first chain (similar to a slip stitch)
• For round one, work into the top loop of the chain only
• The first round is finished with a slip stitch into the first stitch. Every round after round one is worked in continuous rounds until the desired height is reached.