Acorn Pattern

8/16/2019 Acorn Pattern

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Acorn Pattern.I finished another beige bunny today and had some yarn left over. I did a little yarninventory and found I have a lot of scrap yarn in beige and brown colors. I guess browndoesn't make as cute a flower headband as pink does. So I decided to turn that yarn intocrocheted acorns. I also wrote down the pattern so you could make your own.Mine came out a lot bigger than real oak acorns. To get a realistic size, you should usefingering weight yarn and a ,!" # $ mm crochet hook.

Skills required%rocheting in round, single crochet stitch, chain stitch, magic ring, increasing , invisibledecreasing , finishing a closed piece , finishing an open piece & (,fastening and hiding yarntails.

Size# !," cm & )( with aran weight cotton blend and a ,"* mm crochet hook &+S size - (.# " cm &$)( with /0 weight cotton and bamboo blend and a $,"* mm crochet hook &+S size

-1(. Materials & Tools# 2arn. I used worsted weight cotton and acrylic blend, 3$m-"*g & * yds-"*g( - aran - *ply - 4 wpi. 2ou will need about $*g of yarn # $g for the acorn and 4g for the cap.# ,"* mm crochet hook &+S size - (.

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# Stuffing # polyester fiberfill, wool, wadding etc.# 2arn needle, scissors, stitch marker. Abbreviations# mr, n 5 magic ring # crochet n single crochet stitches into the ad6ustable loop.# sc 5 single crochet stitch# sc n 5 make n single crochet stitches, one in each stitch# inc 5 increase 7 make two single crochet stitches in to the same stitch# dec 5 decrease 7 crochet two stitches together# &sc $, inc( 8 9 5 repeat the pattern between brackets si8 times# &$ ( 5 number of stitches in a round after finishing said round Notes# /o not 6oin at the end of each round, work in a continuous spiral.# +se a stitch marker or a piece of yarn to mark the end or the beginning of a round. Movethe marker up after completing each round.# :ll stitches are worked into both loops.

AcornWorked from bottom to top.1: mr, 6 = (6)2: inc x 6 = (12)3: (sc 5, inc) x 2 = (14)4: (sc 2, inc) x 4, sc 2 = (18)5-10: sc in each stitch = (18)11: (sc 1, dec) x 6 = (12)Stuff the acorn firmly.12: dec x 6 = (6)

Finish stuffing. Cut the yarn, leaving along yarn tail and use it to close theopening . Fasten and hide the yarn tail.

Cap1: mr, 6 = (6)2: inc x 6 = (12)3: (sc 1, inc) x 6 = (18)4: (sc 3, inc) x 4, sc 2 = (22)5: sc in each stitch = (22)

11: (sc 9, dec) x 2 = (20) Fasten off. Leave a yarn tail for sewing.

Stemchain 7, sc in each chain, starting fr mthe sec nd chain fr m h !"

Leave short yarn tails for sewing.

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Assembling the acorn

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;asten all yarn tails securely and hide them inside the acorn. /one<=ave any >uestions? /o not hesitate to contact me<%opyright @ $* TA Spire. Blease do not post the pattern to your website or blog,instead post a link to httpC--engsidrun.spire.ee-blogs-blog .php-crocheted#acorn#pattern . 2ou M:2 use this pattern as a teaching aid in any free class or e#course,or as part of a free crochet pattern, provided you credit me as the designer &0ristiTullus, httpC--sidrun.spire.ee(. ;eel free to sell items made according to this pattern.

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