A Yarntastic Life!
This free crochet pattern is inspired from the mind of my cousins 4 year old son. He made the request, and I was thrilled to bring his idea to life!
Supplies
6 mm crochet hook
Red Heart With Love – Black, Gray, and Blue.
Cherub DK yarn (for music note)
E/ 3.5 mm crochet hook (for music note)
Yarn needle
Stitches
Magic Circle
Slip Stitch
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
FPSC – Front Post Single Crochet
This pattern is Child Size. Fits most 3-10 year olds.
My daughter requested a hat. She drew a photo and picked out the yarn colors. Although I know not everyone will want a pumpkin face exactly the way my daughter designed, I am sharing with you the pattern.
If you would like a more traditional face, I'm sure you could find a pattern with a quick online search.
Supplies
6 mm crochet hook
Red Heart Super Saver (orange) Red Heart With Love (Gray and Black)
Yarn needle
Stitches
Magic Circle
Slip Stitch
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
DC 2 TOG – Double Crochet Two Together
FPSC – Front Post Single Crochet
If you have read my About Me, you know that one of the reason I wanted to learn how to crochet, was to crochet my daughter some mittens. After 4 quick years, I FINALLY created her a pair; and me a pair to match!
Enjoy this free crochet pattern for mother-daughter mittens!
Supplies
G/6 – 4.25 mm crochet hook
Yarn Needle
Red Heart – Cutie Pie yarn (I used Grape and Koala) #3 Light
Stitches
Magic Circle
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
HDC DEC – Half Double Crochet Decrease.
FPSC – Front Post Single Crochet
FPDC – Front Post Double Crochet
-Note- I only used 1/2 skein for 2 pairs of mittens.
Let's get started!
Child
Round 1: Magic Circle. CH 1. 8 HDC into magic circle. Join to first HDC. Pull ring tight.
Round 2: CH 1. *2 HDC into next stitch. 1 HDC into next stitch. Repeat from * 3 more times. Join to first HDC. (12 HDC)
Round 3: CH 1. *2 HDC into next stitch. 1 HDC into each of the next 2 stitches. Repeat from * 3 more times. Join to first HDC. (16 HDC)
Round 4: CH 1. 2 HDC into next stitch. 1 HDC into each of the next 3 stitches. Repeat from * 3 more times. Join to first HDC. (20 HDC)
Round 5-11: CH 1. 1 HDC into each HDC. Join to first HDC. (20 HDC)
Note: For longer hands, repeat round 5 until desired length.
Finish off.
Child Thumb Piece
Round 1: Magic Circle. CH 1. 8 HDC into magic circle. Join to first HDC. Pull ring tight.
Round 2-6: CH 1. 1 HDC into each HDC. Join to first HDC.
Joining Thumb and Mitten
(Photos below will show how I joined the thumb)
Round 12: Slip stitch into any stitch from the mitten. This will join your thumb piece and mitten piece.
CH 1. HDC into same stitch and each of the stitches around. Join to first HDC. This will be a total of 28 stitches.
Round 13-14: CH 1. 1 HDC into each stitch around join to first HDC. (28 HDC)
Round 15: CH 1. *HDC into next 5 stitches. HDC DEC. Repeat from * 3 more times. Join to first HDC. (24 Stitches)
Round 16-18: CH 1. 1 HDC into each stitch around. Join to first HDC. (24 HDC)
Round 19-20: CH 1. SC into first stitch. FPDC around next stitch. * SC into next stitch. FPDC around next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join to first SC. (24 stitches)
Change to contrasting color.
Round 21: CH 1. SC into first stitch. FPDC around next stitch. * SC into next stitch. FPDC around next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join to first SC. (24 stitches)
Change back to main color.
Round 22: CH 1. SC into first stitch. FPDC around next stitch. * SC into next stitch. FPDC around next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join to first SC. (24 stitches)
Round 23: CH 1. FPSC around each stitch. Join to first FPSC. (24 FPSC)
Finish off. Turn your glove inside out. Weave in your ends. You can use the end from attaching your thumb piece to close up any holes that may seem too big where you slip stitched to join the thumb.
Repeat for second glove.
Teen/Adult
Round 1: Magic Circle. CH 1. 8 HDC into magic circle. Join to first HDC. Pull ring tight.
Round 2: CH 1. 2 HDC into each HDC around. Join to first HDC. (16 HDC)
Round 3: CH 1. *2 HDC into next stitch. 1 HDC into next stitch. Repeat from * 7 more times. Join to first HDC. (24 HDC)
Round 4-16: CH 1. 1 HDC into each HDC around Join to first HDC. (24 HDC)
Note: For longer hands, repeat round 4 until desired length.
Finish off.
Teen/Adult Thumb Piece
Round 1: Magic Circle. CH 1. 10 HDC into magic circle. Join to first HDC. Pull ring tight.
Round 2-8: CH 1. 1 HDC into each HDC. Join to first HDC.
Joining Thumb and Mitten
(Photos above will show how I joined the thumb)
Round 17: Slip stitch into any stitch from the mitten. This will join your thumb piece and mitten piece.
CH 1. HDC into same stitch and each of the stitches around. Join to first HDC. This will be a total of 34 stitches.
Round 18-21: CH 1. 1 HDC into each stitch around join to first HDC. (34 HDC)
Round 22: CH 1. *1 HDC into next 6 stitches. HDC DEC. 1 HDC into next 7 stitches. HDC DEC. Repeat from * one more time. Join to first HDC. (30 HDC)
Round 23: CH 1. 1 HDC into next 13 stitches. HDC DEC. Repeat from * one more time. Join to first HDC. (28 HDC)
Round 24- 26 CH 1. SC into first stitch. FPDC around next stitch. * SC into next stitch. FPDC around next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join to first SC. (28 stitches)
Change to contrasting color.
Round 27: CH 1. SC into first stitch. FPDC around next stitch. * SC into next stitch. FPDC around next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join to first SC. (28 stitches)
Change back to main color.
Round 28: CH 1. SC into first stitch. FPDC around next stitch. * SC into next stitch. FPDC around next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join to first SC. (28 stitches)
Round 29: CH 1. FPSC around each stitch. Join to first FPSC. (28 FPSC)
Finish off. Turn your glove inside out. Weave in your ends. You can use the end from attaching your thumb piece to close up any holes that may seem too big where you slip stitched to join the thumb.
Repeat for second glove.
While designing the Eccentric Pixie -Super Scarf for Red Heart Yarns, I knew I wanted to use the same “Sweet” Jumbo yarn for a cowl. The stitches in the Dancie Pixie are a lot like the Eccentric Pixie, but with more single crochet rows between the double crochet rows.
Enjoy the latest free pattern from Stitch11!
Supplies
Size P – 11.5 mm crochet hook
Red Heart “Sweet” – Jumbo (7) yarn – 1.5 balls.
Yarn needle
Stitches
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
HDC-2-TOG – Half Double Crochet Two Together.
Note- While using this yarn, if you have to frog a part of your project, do it slowly.
Row 1: CH 22. Turn. Skip 1 CH. SC into next 21 CH.
Row 2: CH 1. Turn. SC into each of the 21 stitches.
Row 3: CH 2. Turn. DC into first stitch. *CH 1. Skip 1 Stitch. DC into next stitch. Repeat from * across.
Row 4: CH 1. Turn. SC into DC. *SC into CH space. SC into next DC. Repeat from * across.
Row 5: CH 1. Turn. SC into each of the next 21 stitches.
Repeat rows 3-5 until cowl measures 40 inches.
Finish off leaving long yarn end. With large yarn needle, and your yarn end, weave together both ends of your cowl.
The Red Heart Joy Creators have been given the fun and exciting challenge of designing Red Heart Super Scarves! These scarves are fun because they are HUGE! Definitely warm and trendy!
HERE is the link to the Joy Creators Super Scarves and schedule.
Also check out the Super Scarves already available on the Red Heart website HERE.
With the Eccentric Pixie – Jumbo Scarf, I used Red Heart “Sweet” jumbo yarn. It has a similar texture as Baby Blanket Yarn but is much thicker! I tested out a few sizes of hooks, and the P – 11 mm (recommended on yarn label) was by far the easiest to work with.
Using simple Single Crochet and Double Crochet I was able to create an AMAZING texture.
The Eccentric Pixie scarf will be this season's wonderful and quick project for gifting, craft fairs, quick cash, and of course…YOU!
Supplies
Size P – 11.5 mm crochet hook
Red Heart “Sweet” – Jumbo (7) yarn (3 Balls)
Yarn needle
Stitches
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
Notes
– While using this yarn, if you have to frog a part of your project, do it slowly.
-Be sure to use a yarn needle that is sized for thick yarn.
-Time to complete – 1 day = 24 hours -while also being a wife, mother, chef, taxi, maid…. you get the idea! This scarf is super quick to work up!
-Although I say 3 balls of yarn, you really only need about 2.5. In other words, 5 balls + 2 days = Two beautiful jumbo scarves!
-Each scarf would ideally be sold for 40-50 dollars.
-You can choose your own colors of Red Heart “Sweet” HERE!
Eccentric Pixie – Jumbo Scarf
Row 1: CH 16. Turn. Skip 1 CH. SC into next 15 CH.
Row 2: CH 2. Turn. DC into first stitch. *CH 1. Skip 1 Stitch. DC into next stitch. Repeat from * across.
Row 3: CH 1. Turn. SC into DC. *SC into CH space. SC into next DC. Repeat from * across.
Repeat rows 2-3 until scarf measures 90 inches (7.5 ft).
Finish off and weave in your ends.
Easy peasy!
Below, you can see the fun you have to look forward to!
Friday September 9: Coraline in Rome Super Scarf Crochet Pattern from Simply Collectible Crochet
Monday September 12: Eccentric Pixie Jumbo Scarf from Stitch11
Wednesday September 14: September Jewel Super Scarf from Beatrice Ryan Designs
Friday September 16: Glitter and Gleam Super Scarf from Jessie at Home
Monday September 19: Go with the Flow Super Scarf from My Hobby is Crochet
Wednesday September 21: Super Sweet 2 Hour Super Scarf from Oombawka Design
Friday September 23: Mandarin Super Scarf from Crochet Kim
Monday September 26: A Poppy in the Storm Super Scarf from Cre8tion Crochet
Wednesday September 28: ELK Studio
Friday September 30: Totally Snappy Tots
Although we have A LOT of Halloween crochet patterns here at Stitch11 (See them all here), these are the crochet Halloween costumes I have designed for my daughter!
Get your free copies of all the patterns and tutorials!
Princess Hat with Braids
How to Make a Tutu
Kitty Hat
Kitty Fingerless Mittens
Leg Warmers
Fox Costume
Rainbow Dash Costume
The men my husband works with have been planning a company golf outing. My husband begged me to crochet him a golfers hat. I'm not 100% sure if he's wanting it to be cool, or funny- probably both! Ha!
I remember Moogly sharing a free pattern for both adult and child size Golf Caps, so I didn't even have to hunt a pattern down!
As always, Moogly's pattern is very easy to follow! I was so very happy to find out how quickly the golf cap worked up! It took no time at all!!
I didn't want to ask my husband to model for me… but maybe I can talk him into snapping a selfie on the golf course!
Thanks to AllFreeCrochet, I have had another opportunity to review some fun and fabulous yarn!
Check out my Bernat Fashion Maker Yarn review HERE!
I was also able to write a new pattern with the yarn! All inspired by the artistic Bohemian style! Get your copy of this free Boho Moon and Sun Bag HERE!
I am a firm believer in children knowing how to take care of themselves, the home, and to appreciate the simple things in life. That being said, my 5 year old wants to get a new 20 dollar game for her leapfrog tablet. One of those games that she will be SO EXCITED to have.. for about an hour. With school sign ups just around the corner, and the cost of school supplies and clothes, I find it REALLY hard to spend 20 dollars on a game that will be forgotten within 24 hours of purchasing.
So I made a deal. I told my daughter I would let her buy the game with her own money.. that she earns doing chores.
One of those chores is “helping” me with the dishes.
My daughter already knew I had the Red Heart Scrubby and Scrubby Sparkle yarns… she suggested I make her a “Cat Paw Print Glove” (because she is convinced that she is really a cat) to help her wash dishes.
How could I say “no” to this?
Not only will she be learning that things are worth more than just money (also worth our time), but she is learning how to do the dishes, count, and appreciate her own hard work!
I feel like this is a win for everyone! I hope you and your children enjoy this fun free kitty dishcloth glove too!
Supplies
Red Heart Scrubby (Green Tea)
Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle (Grape Raisin)
5.5 mm Crochet Hook
Yarn Needle
Stitches
Magic Circle
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
HDC DEC – Half Double Crochet Decrease
FPSC – Front Post Single Crochet
This is my first experience working with Red Heart Scrubby Yarn. As most of us know, using fluffy yarns or yarns with strings hanging off can be tricky, especially when first starting on the project. For me, the only hard part was the first round. After this, it's MUCH easier to see and know where to put my stitches. If you are nervous, don't be!!! This yarn is so perfect for dishcloths!!!
Get Started! Using the Red Heart Scrubby Yarn.
Round 1: Magic Circle. 8 HDC into magic circle. Pull ring tight. Join to first HDC.
Round 2: CH 1. 2 HDC into first HDC. 1 HDC into the next HDC. *2 HDC into next HDC. 1 HDC into the next HDC. Repeat from * 2 more times. Join to first HDC. (12 HDC total)
Round 3: CH 1. 2 HDC into the first HDC. 1 HDC into each of the next 2 HDC. *2 HDC into next HDC. 1 HDC into each of the next 2 HDC. Repeat from * 2 more times. Join to first HDC. (16 total HDC)
Round 4-7: CH 1. 1 HDC into each HDC around. Join to first HDC.
Round 8: CH 1. 2 HDC into the first stitch. 1 HDC into each of the next 15 stitches. Join to first HDC (17 total HDC)
Round 9: CH 1. 2 HDC into the first stitch. 1 HDC into each of the next 7 stitches. 2 HDC into the next stitch. 1 HDC into each of the next 8 stitches. Join to first HDC. (19 total HDC)
Round 10: CH 1. 1 HDC into each HDC. Join to the first HDC.
*Note* for children older than 7, you may want to repeat round 10 a few more times.
Next we will be making the thumb covering. But first, lets finish off and weave in our ends. After we make the thumb, we will continue crocheting around this piece with the thumb yarn end. This will make the finger covering, and thumb covering become one piece/mitten.
*Note* Do not think you are the hulk and break this yarn with your bare hands! This yarn is STRONG! Use scissors! 🙂
The Thumb of your Glove
Round 1: Magic Circle, 7 HDC into magic circle. Pull ring tight. Join to first HDC.
Round 2-5: CH 1. 1 HDC into each of the 7 stitches. Join to first HDC.
Round 6: Holding your thumb piece next to the rest or your glove, crochet 1 HDC into each of the 19 stitches. (you are using the yarn end from your thumb piece) Do NOT crochet into the thumb piece. Slip stitch into the starting stitch of the thumb piece.
Now you have one piece instead of two.
Round 7: CH 1. HDC into each of the 7 stitches from the thumb (do not join) HDC into each of the 19 stitches from the original piece. Join to first HDC. (26 total HDC)
Round 8: CH 1. HDC into the first stitch. HDC DEC 2 times. 1 HDC into each of the next 2 stitches. HDC DEC. HDC into each of the next 7 stitches. HDC DEC. HDC into next stitch. HDC DEC. HDC into each of the last 5 stitches. Join to first HDC. (21 total stitches)
Round 9-10: CH 1. 1 HDC into each stitch around. Join to first HDC (21 total HDC)
Round 11: CH 1. SC into each stitch around. Join to first SC. (For longer hands, you may want to repeat this round)
Round 12: CH 1. FPSC into each stitch around. Join to first FPSC
Now for the Paw Prints using Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle
The Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle yarn was a pretty fun experience for me. The center of the yarn almost feels like a thin elastic cord. It was REALLY easy to see my stitches and know where to slide the hook. If you have never used the Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle, I suggest you try it out!
Stitches
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
Magic Circle
Make 4 Finger Prints
Round 1: Magic circle, 5 SC inside magic circle. Join to first SC and pull circle tight. Finish off leaving long end for attaching. Weave in your starting tail.
Make 1 Palm Print
Round 1: Magic circle. 9 SC inside magic circle. Join to first SC and pull ring tight.
Round 2: Ch 1, **SC and HDC into the next stitch. 2 DC into the next stitch. HDC and SC into the next stitch. Repeat from ** 2 more times.
Finish off leaving tail for attaching. Weave in your starting tail.
Attach the paw print to the glove.
I have joined together with the Red Heart Joy Creators to celebrate Christmas in July. (Which also happens to be my BIRTHDAY! Woohoo!)
We were wanting to run with the theme “joy”. What better way to celebrate a joyful Christmas in July than giving a Joyful Star Teething Ring to a fussy teething baby nearest & dearest to you!? (say that 5 times fast)
Below, you will see how to purchase the all natural teething rings. I REALLY love these! I can imagine this project selling like CRAZY at craft fairs. They will be great for baby showers and surprise gifts for babies suffering from teething pain.
I have also fallen in LOVE with the Red Heart Baby Hugs yarn. It's soft, works up clean, and is easy on your hands. Perfect for hooking up projects for babies. This yarn would also be great for amigurumi and could possibly completely replace your “go to” medium weight yarn!
Be sure to check out the other Red Heart Joy Creators of this fun celebration. The list will be located bellow the pattern.
Supplies
Baby Hugs – Red Heart (Medium Weight)
5 mm crochet hook
Natural Wooden Teething Rings
Yarn Needle
Stitches Used
Magic Circle
Slip Stitch
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
TRE – Treble Crochet
Let's crochet the star!
Make Two.
Round 1: Magic circle. CH 1. 10 DC into magic circle. Join to top of first DC.
Round 2: CH 1. 2 DC into each DC around. Join to first DC.
Round 3: *CH 5. Skip 1 CH. SC into next CH. HDC into next CH. DC into next CH. TRE into next CH. Skip 2 stitches. Slip stitch into next 2 stitches. Repeat from * around.
Round 4: *HDC up next 4 CH (side of star point). 3 SC into tip of star point. HDC into next 4 stitches (down other side of star point). Slip stitch into next 2 stitches. Repeat from * 4 more times.
Finish off. Weave in your ends.
Piece for connecting to teething ring
Using a contrasting color.
Row 1: CH 3. Skip 1 CH. HDC into next 2 CH.
Row 2-8: CH 1. Turn. HDC into next 2 stitches.
Fold piece around your teething ring. join both ends together.
CH 1, Turn, SC through both ends into the next 2 stitches, attaching them.
Finish off and weave in your ends.
Using your yarn needle, embroider a happy face on your joyful star.
Using your yarn needle, attach the stars together with the Whip Stitch. At the tip of one star point, you will want to tuck in the end of the piece attached to the teething ring. You will attach the star together directly though this piece.
Be sure to check out all the other Red Heart Joy Creators that are celebrating Christmas in July!
Wednesday, July 6: Stitch11
Friday, July 8: Jessie at Home
Monday, July 11: Beatrice Ryan Designs
Wednesday, July 13: Snappy Tots
Friday, July 15: ELK Studio
Monday, July 18: Marly Bird
Wednesday, July 20: Myhobbyiscrochet
Friday, July 22: Oombawka Design
Monday, July 25: Simply Collectible
Wednesday, July 27: Cre8tion Crochet
Friday, July 29: Pattern Paradise
It all started with the Stitch11 Snake Puppet. It wasn't long before my daughter and I also designed the Puppy Puppet. And now a few years later, my daughter still requests the puppy puppet during bath time. <3 When I told her how long she has had her puppet, she agreed that she really LOVES it, and requested I make a cat puppet too.
I hope the children in your life love this free cat puppet pattern too. <3
Stitches
Slip Stitch
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
Supplies
Medium/worsted weight yarn (I prefer Red Heart brands) I used red.
H-5 mm crochet hook
DK weight yarn (I used Cascade Yarns) I used eggshell, brown, pink and teal.
D- 3.25 mm crochet hook
Yarn needle
Get Started!
Body (make 2)
Using Med/Worsted weight and 5 mm hook
Round 1: Magic circle, 10 HDC into magic circle. Join to first HDC. Pull ring tight. (10 HDC)
Round 2: CH 1, 2 HDC into each HDC. Join to first HDC. (20 HDC)
Round 3: CH 1. 2 HDC into first stitch. HDC into next stitch. **2 HDC into next stitch. HDC into next stitch. Repeat from ** around. Join to first HDC. (30 HDC)
Round 4: CH 1, 2 HDC into first stitch. HDC into next 2 stitches. **2 HDC into next stitch. HDC into next 2 stitches. Repeat from ** around. Join to first HDC. (40 HDC)
Now you will start working in rows.
Row 1: CH 1, HDC into same stitch and next 8 stitches ( 9 HDC)
Finish off.
Row 2: CH 8 And then slip stitch into the stitch where you finished off. Slip stitch into next 8 HDC. CH 9, turn. Skip 1 CH. HDC into next 8 chain. HDC into each of the 9 HDC. (over the slip stitch) HDC into next 8 CH. (25 HDC)
Row 3-4: CH 1, Turn, HDC into same stitch and next 24 stitches. (25 HDC)
Row 5: CH 1. Turn, Slip stitch into same stitch and next 6 stitches. CH 1, HDC the same stitch and into next 10 stitches. (11 HDC)
Row 6-14: CH 1, turn, HDC into same stitch and next 10 stitches. (11 HDC)
Row 15: CH 1, SC around the entire piece. (1 SC for each HDC. 2 SC on the corners. & when you get to the part of the arm that has slip stitches, SC right over the slip stitch- not into it) Join to first SC. Finish off. and weave in your ends.
Repeat steps 1-15 for the other side.
Cat Eyes (make 2)
Using white/eggshell DK weight and 3.25 mm hook.
Round 1: Magic circle. Ch 1, 8 HDC into magic circle. Join to first HDC. (8)
Round 2: CH 1. 2 HDC into each stitch around. Join to first HDC. (16)
Using your yarn needle and the other DK weight colors, embroider the eyes to look like cat eyes.
Weave in ends and attach them to the face of the puppet.
Embroider the nose and mouth, and whiskers onto the face of the puppet.
Attach both sides of the puppet together. Make sure the clean sides of the puppet are facing out. Attach the red yarn to any outer stitch. Using the 5 mm crochet hook, CH 1, SC around to join the pieces. I put 2 SC into the corners of each arm. DO NOT crochet the bottom of the puppet closed.
Cat Ears (make 2)
Using med/worsted yarn. I used red. Use a 5 mm hook.
Row 1: CH 6, skip 1 CH. HDC into next 5 CH.
Row 2: CH 1, turn. 1 SC into each of the 5 SC.
Row 3: CH 1, turn. 1 SC into each of the 5 SC.
Row 4: CH 1, turn. HDC DEC. HDC. HDC DEC.
Row 5: CH 1, turn. HDC 3 together.
Using your yarn needle, attach the ears to your kitty puppet.
My sister has Boston Terrier puppies. I decided to make their adoption a little extra special by making them each their own bow tie.
For this I just followed the Infant Bow Tie bow pattern. Instead of wrapping yarn around the center, I made a CH 8, skip one CH and 7 HDC across. This will be attached on the center. Do not actually attach it to the bow though. You will want it to be open so you can slide the bow onto the puppy dog collar.
If you really want to go overboard with the bow, check out the Boutique Bow pattern.
My sister asked me if I could crochet some diapers for my nieces Baby Alive Doll. After a few attempts, I finally got the shape and size perfected. I am so excited to see the look on my nieces face, especially when she sees the fake poop I painted into one of them.
I hope everyone enjoys following this free crochet doll diaper pattern as much as I enjoyed creating it!
Supplies
5 mm Crochet Hook
Red Heart Super Saver (or Red Heart with Love)
Random super fine yarns from your stash (I have no clue what brands I used…. but it's just for the highlighting color)
Yarn Needle
2 Buttons
Stitches Used
CH – Chain
TRE – Treble Crochet
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
Slip Stitch
Row 1: CH 29. Turn. Skip 3 CH. (Counts as first TRE) 1 TRE into each of the next 26 CH. (27 TRE)
Row 2: CH 1, 3 SC into the side of the TRE. 1 SC into the each bottom of the next 27 TRE. 3 SC into the side of the TRE. 1 SC into the top of the next 27 TRE. Join to first SC. (60 SC)
Row 3: CH 1, Turn. Do not slip stitch into same stitch. Slip stitch into the next 7 stitches. CH 1. SC into next 2 stitches. DC into each of the next 8 stitches. SC into next two stitches. (19 stitches)
Row 4: CH 1. Turn. Skip 1st SC. SC into next SC. DC into each of the next 8 stitches. SC into next stitch. Slip stitch into the next SC. (11 stitches)
Row 5-6: CH 1. Turn. HDC into first stitch. DC into each of the 8 DC. HDC into last stitch. (10 stitches)
Row 7: CH 1, Turn. HDC-2-TOG. DC into each of the next 6 stitches. HDC-2-TOG. (8 stitches)
Row 8-12: CH 1. Turn. DC into each of the 8 stitches. (8 DC)
Row 13: CH 1. Turn. 2 DC into the first stitch. 1 DC into each of the next 6 stitches. 2 DC into last stitch. (10 DC)
Row 14: CH 1. Turn. 2 DC into the first stitch. 1 DC into each of the next 8 stitches. 2 DC into the last stitch. (12 DC)
Row 15: CH 1. Turn. SC into next 12 stitches. Finish off and weave in your ends.
Using contrasting color, slip stitch around the entire piece.
Attach buttons.
For added fun and laughter, mix orange, lime green, and brown paint. Paint some poop into a diaper. 😉
I'll be honest.. during the 4 years I have been crocheting, I have wondered why people get stuck in food related crochet. I just didn't understand the appeal to that extent, until I made the Ice Cream.
So far I have reviewed or written just the three sweet patterns but I can already envision all the foods I MUST make!
For your copies of these patterns, read my reviews of the Ice Cream Cone and Donut. Also check out my Cupcake Pattern!
What foods have you made? What do you want to make?
Get the ad-free, printable PDF here
After hours of searching for the cupcake crochet pattern I had in mind, I decided I would have to design one myself!
I wanted it to look like it was on the cupcake paper, with a little cake showing, a nice swirl of frosting, and, of course, lots of sprinkles!
This is such a fun project to make for play food for kids or to celebrate a birthday or other special occasion with a treat longer lasting than a real cupcake.
And this is a perfect stash-busting crochet project because you can use any colors – and probably any weight – of yarn you have on hand to make this sweet surprise.
If you’re a lover of all things crochet toys, take a moment to learn how to make crochet toys from hexagons with the professionally filmed Crochet Anything with Hexagons video classes.
Skill Level: Easy
Materials:
• Hook:
– US Size I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
• Yarn: Worsted weight yarn
– 40 yds red (A)
– 20 yds brown (B)
– 20 yds white (C)
– Assorted color scraps for sprinkles
• Notions:
– Scissors
– Yarn needle
– Fiber fill
– Hot glue or craft glue for sprinkles
– Marker
Size:
• Circumference: 4 inches
• Height: 5 inches
Gauge:
12 sc x 15 rnds = 4 inches
| blo | Back loop only |
| ch | Chain |
| flo | Front loop only |
| fpdc | Front post double crochet |
| rnd | Round |
| sc | Single crochet |
| sc2tog | Single crochet next 2 sts together |
| sl st | Slip stitch |
| st(s) | Stitch(es) |
WRAPPER:
With A, make a magic circle.
Begin working in continuous rnds – do not join unless indicated. Mark the first st of each rnd.
Rnd 1: 8 sc in magic circle. (8 sc)
Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st around. (16 sc)
Rnd 3: [2 sc in next st, sc in next st] around. (24 sc)
Rnd 4: [2 sc in next st, sc in each of next 2 sts] around. (32 sc)
Rnd 5: [2 sc in next st, sc in each of next 3 sts] around. (40 sc)
Partial rnd: Sc in each of next 4 sts, sl st in next st.
Begin working in joined rnds. Join rnds where indicated with a sl st in first st of rnd.
Rnd 6: Ch 1, sc in blo of each st around, join.
Rnds 7-10: Ch 1, fpdc around first st, sc in next st, [fpdc around next st, sc in next st] around, join. (20 fpdc, 20 sc)
Rnd 11: Ch 1, fpdc around first st, sc in flo of next st, [fpdc around next st, sc in flo of next st] around, join. (20 fpdc, 20 sc)
Fasten off. Remove any markers. Weave in all ends.
CAKE:
Join B with sl st in blo of any st on rnd 11.
Begin working in continuous rnds – do not join unless indicated. Mark the first st of each rnd.
Rnd 12: Sc in blo of each st around. (40 sc)
Rnd 13: Sc in each st around.
Rnd 14: [Sc2tog, sc in each of next 3 sts] around. (32 sts)
Rnd 15: [Sc2tog, sc in each of next 2 sts] around. (24 sts)
Partial rnd: Sc in each of next 2 sts, sl st in next st.
Fasten off. Remove any markers. Weave in all ends.
ICING:
Join C with sl st in flo of any st on rnd 15.
Continue working in continuous rnds – do not join unless indicated. Mark the first st of each rnd.
Rnd 16: 2 sc in flo of each st around. (48 sc)
Rnd 17: Sc in each st around.
Rnd 18: Sc2tog around. (24 sts)
Rnd 19: Sc2tog around. (12 sts)
Rnd 20: 3 sc in each st around (36 sc)
Rnd 21: Sc in each st around.
Rnd 22: Sc2tog around. (18 sts)
Rnd 23: Sc2tog around, join with sl st in first st. (9 sts)
Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing.
Sew the tail through each stitch then pull tight to close the top of the icing.
Weave in all ends.
SPRINKLES:
Cut scraps of yarn into 1/2 inch pieces. Glue to top of icing as desired.
If you like crochet desserts, check out the Ice Cream pattern and Donut pattern too!
The fun experience of crocheting the Ice Cream Cone, made me excited and anxious to make more desserts! I'm not sure if I can stop with just the donut and ice cream either.
What should I make next?
This FREE DONUT CROCHET PATTERN by Little Things Blogged is perfect! While working it up, I was sure it was going to end up tiny. To my surprise, it is the actual size of a donut!
Before starting the project, I was trying to picture in my mind how the donut designers actually put stitches together to make the shape. I was very happy when following Little Things Blogged's crochet pattern because it's put together so simply!
Crocheting the icing and attaching it was a lot of fun! I love how she left that little ending for us to get creative with the icing drops.
Thank you Little Things Blogged for such an adorable and fun free crochet pattern! I am really excited to make more, and attempt to make my stringed icing as pretty as yours!
Originally, I was planning to crochet a cupcake for my daughter. When I shared my next project idea, she insisted I make her an ice cream instead. As most of you know, I have to listen to the boss. 😉
Before I start any project, I always search the web for an ideal pattern. If I don't find the perfect pattern for what I need, I will design one.
Lucky for me, Crochet Cake Sachet's designed the perfect scoop of ice cream on a cone. Fetch your copy of the free crochet pattern HERE.
The pattern was flawless. It was very easy to follow the 3 color option too! The ice cream and cone turned out slightly larger than I expected… but not much. If I would have used Caron Simply Soft instead of Red Heart Super Saver, and a smaller hook, I am betting it would have turned out more like the designer's photo. I am very happy with the size and outcome though!
Thank you Crochet Cake Sachet's for designing the perfect ice cream crochet pattern!
I am between crochet projects. Although I have a really long *to do* list (like most of us) I couldn't help but to be swept away with checking out all the free crochet patterns online. Although I know what I should crochet next, I am tempted to go other directions. Those fairy wings are calling my name!
Check out all 23 of these amazingly magical and free crochet patterns!
Enchanted Ivy Wings – by Lisa Jelle
Unicorn Hat – Review by Stitch11
Baby Unicorn – Review by Stitch11
Margarita (Fairy) – by Mia Zamora-Johnson
Crochet Tooth Fairy Pillow – by Repeat Crafter Me
Mini Treasure Bag – by Stitch11
Spring Fairy House – by Crafty is Cool
Grandma Perkins Magical Flower Child – by Look at What I Made
Colorful Spring Mandala – Review by Stitch11
Sophie's Mandala – Review by Stitch11
Stitch11 Mandala – by Stitch11
Magical Toadstool Finger Puppet Set – by Moogly
Amigurumi Mushroom – by Little Things Blogged
Sun-Shroom – by Olka Novitskava
Baby Dragon – Review by Stitch11
Dragon for the Princess – Review by Stitch11
Summertime Concert Crown – by Raising Robertsons Farts
Deer Daisy Woodland Crown – by Raising Robertsons Farts
Geodes – How to turn a rock into a necklace – by Stitch11
Hooded Poncho for Toddlers – by Stitch11
Tangled Happy Wand – by Tangled Happy
Rainbow Tail – by Stitch11
Infant Flower Cocoon – by Stitch11
I'm not sure how many of you remember the Pokemon Balls I made a year ago, but ever since, my daughter has been begging me to make her a Pikachu.
I finally agreed to make this little monster. He is small, adorable, and very lovable. The pattern is very easy to follow and well written.
I did have confusion with the tail. I don't know what I did wrong, but whatever it was, it still worked out just fine.
Instead of felt cheeks, I just used some acrylic paint.
You can find your copy of this free Pikachu crochet pattern here.
Over the last few years, I have created many things for toddlers. I decided to put together a list of my favorite free Stitch11 toddler crochet patterns.
How To Make a Tutu
Princess Crown and Braids
Backpack to Care-A-Lot
Puppy Puppet
Granny Stitch Slouch
Double The Fun – Double The Flop Hat
Minnie Mouse in Preschool
Ella's Request Toddler Dress
Sun Hat
Duck Hat
Hooded Poncho
Sock Monkey Hat
Paw Print Fingerless Gloves
Leg Warmers
Thick and Thin Pompom Beanie
For more leg warmers Click Here!