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Little Crochet Pumpkin and Garland

Today I just wanted to share this little pumpkin garland that I made! You don’t need much orange and green yarn, and just a string or other yarn to hang it.

Scroll down to see the free, picture tutorial and pattern below.

The little pumpkins are worked in the round. If you’ve never worked in the round, you may want to look up a YouTube video on how it’s done. If you have crocheted in the round, this is very easy.

You need to know how to crochet two together in order to decrease.

No stuffing needed for these little guys, but you could stuff them with some poly-fil and they would be super cute.

For the crochet pumpkin you will need:

Orange Worsted Weight Yarn – I used Lily Sugar N Cream in Orange

Small amount of green worsted weight yarn

Size F Crochet Hook

Tapestry needle to weave in ends

How to make it:

Chain 2

Round 1 Single crochet 6 times into second chain from hook, mark the end of round 1 if you need to in order to count your stitches.

Round 2 Single crochet 2 times into each single crochet (12 times around)

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This is what it looks like after Round 2

Round 3 Make one single crochet in each single crochet stitch around (12 stitches)

Round 4 Repeat round 3

Round 5 Crochet 2 together, decreasing, all the way around, continue until top appears closed (it’s not an exact science here), tie off and weave in ends

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Start decreasing to close up hole
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Next I’ll tie off and weave in ends

Stem:

Attach green to a stitch on or around center top of pumpkin

Pull up both ends to secure, rather than just your working yarn

Put hook through same stitch again, pull up working yarn only, single crochet, tie off, weave in ends, pulling the yarn through the stem to do so.

Crochet Pumpkin Stem
At first, I pulled up both working yarn and the end to secure it better. The next stitch, I put the hook through the same stitch, pull up working yarn only, pull through, make one single crochet stitch, tie off and weave in ends.

Lastly, attach a thin string or twine to your tapestry needle. Pull the needle through a stitch on the top of each pumpkin.  The string or twine should not be too thick, or it can cause the pumpkin to be a bit deformed.

Hang, and enjoy!

Pumkin Garland
Or, if you’re three years old, just run around outside with it. 🙂

I have a few other Halloween garlands that I think will be really cute to hang as a group with this little pumpkin garland.

Autumn Crochet Garland

Just a fun, basic little idea to give you some crochet pumpkin inspiration! Imagine making a crochet ghost, or witch hat garland!

So many things you can do!

Enjoy!

Pinterest Crochet Pumpkin Garland

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5 Comments

  1. I just love these little pumpkins and they even got me thinking about how much I look forward to the month of October!

    For fun I would wear them as a necklace to get some smiles.

    1. That’s an awesome idea, to wear them! I could see a school teacher doing that for fun.

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