Amigurumi Acorn – Crochet Pattern

What do you do when you want to make a fall bunting banner but don’t like how any of the crocheted acorn patterns look? You design your own. I absolutely love Fall! It’s by far my favorite season. Crisp fall leaves, sweaters, boots, trips to the pumpkin patch, the beautiful colors, I love it all! So of course, I wanted to make a fall bunting banner to hang across the mantel in my house. I have seen a few patterns out there for one, but I ended up not liking how any of the acorns looked, so I decided to design my own. I am quite pleased with how it turned out. I also decided to use Painted Hinge’s crochet leaves, as well. You can find the links for her patterns at the bottom of the page.

Amigurumi Acorn Free Crochet PatternMaterials:
– small amount of worsted weight yarn in tan.
– small amount of worsted weight yarn in brown.
– Size G (4.0mm) Crochet Hook
– Yarn Needle
– Fiberfil

Size: Acorn – 2 ½” x 1 ¾”

Guage:
Not critical for this project.

Difficulty:
❤♡♡♡ Beginner

Abbreviations:
ch = Chain
sp(s) = space(s)
st(s) = stitch(es)
sl st = Slip Stitch
sk = Skip

sc = Single Crochet
blo = Back Loop Only
RS = Right Side
WS = Wrong Side
FO = Finish Off
Special Stitches:
MC – Magic Circle

Instructions:

  • This pattern is written in American Standard Terms.
  • Place a marker in the first stitch of every round to indicate the beginning and move the marker up at the start of each new round.
  • All stitches are worked through both loops unless otherwise indicated.
  • Instructions between ** are to be repeated until the end of the round.
  • Instructions between [] are made in the same st.
  • Numbers between () indicate the total amount of stitches in that round.
  • When making color changes, remember to always change to the new color before the last yarn over of the last stitch in the old color.

Acorn:Amigurumi Acorn
Worked in the round with joins.
With tan and G (4.0mm) hook,
Round 1: 4 sc in MC. (4)
Round 2: *2 sc, sc* repeat around. (6)
Round 3: *2 sc, sc* repeat around. (9)
Round 4: *2 sc, sc 2* repeat around. (12)
Round 5: *2 sc, sc 2* repeat around. (16)
Round 6-8: sc in each st around. (16)
Round 9: In blo, *sc dec, sc 2* repeat around. (12)
F.O. Weave in ends. Firmly stuff acorn.

 

 

Crochet Acorn Top to Bottom

Work through stitches on Acorn Top and unworked loop on Acorn Bottom.

Acorn Top:
Worked in the round with joins.
With tan and G (4.0mm) hook,
Round 1: 4 sc in MC. (4)
Round 2: 2 sc in each st around. (8)
Round 3: *2 sc, sc* repeat around. (12)
Round 4: *2 sc, sc 2* repeat around. (16)
Round 5: Work through both the acorn top sts and unworked loops on acorn*2 sc, sc 3* repeat around. (20)
Round 6: sc in each st around. (20)
F.O. Weave in ends.

Stem:
Join to top of the Acorn Top, ch 3, sl in 2nd ch and sl in next ch. F.O. Weave in end.

Link to Painted Hinge’s Free Leaf Patterns:
Maple Fall Leaves
Oak Fall Leaves

Link to the free crochet pumpkins pattern:
Little Pumpkin by Aimee Cunningham

Amigurumi Acorn Crochet Pattern

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