You will need:
Yarn of your choice and a hook to match (this is a great stash-buster, as you only need little bits)
I used RICO Creative Cotton and a 4mm hook
Stitch Marker
Toy stuffing
Tapestry (blunt needle)
Felt (for base)
PVA or similar glue
I use US terms, so single crochet is the same as UK double crochet here.
Chain (ch)
Single crochet (sc)
Stitch (st)
Single Crochet 2 Together (sc2tog)
To single crochet 2 together:
Insert hook into next stitch.
Yarn over, pull up a loop. (2 loops on hook)
Insert hook into next stitch.
Yarn over, pull up a loop (3 loops on hook)
Yarn over and pull through all 3 loops.
PATTERN (small toadstool)
(beginning with top and working down)
1. 4sc in magic ring OR
ch2, 4sc in 2nd chain from hook.
2. (2sc in each sc) repeat around (8)
3. (Sc 1, 2sc in next sc) repeat around (12)6. Sc 20
Stuff top of toadstool
7.CHANGE TO BASE COLOUR (Sc2tog) repeat around (10)8. (Sc2tog) repeat around (5)
9. 2sc in first st, sc 1, 2sc in next st, sc 1, 2sc in next st (8)
10. Sc 8
11. Sc 8
Stuff. Fasten off. Cut a circle of felt for the base (I used a button as a template) and stick on with PVA or similar craft glue.
PATTERN (slightly larger toadstool)
(beginning with top and working down)
1. 6sc in magic ring OR
ch2, 6sc in 2nd chain from hook.
2. (2sc in each sc) repeat around (12)
3. (Sc 1, 2sc in next sc) repeat around (18)7. Sc 30
Stuff top of toadstool
8. CHANGE TO BASE COLOUR (Sc2tog) repeat around (15)9. (Sc2tog) x7, sc 1 (8)
10. Sc 8
11. (2sc in first sc, sc 1), repeat around (12)
12. Sc 12
13. Sc 12
Stuff. Fasten off. Cut a circle of felt for the base (I used a slightly bigger button as a template) and stick on with PVA or similar craft glue.
Super adorable - you are so clever and kind to share x
ReplyDeleteI am continually amazed at your creativity and generosity in sharing your patterns. These little mushrooms are very cute, I love them. Thank you for sharing,
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Hola!!
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GABY_MANOJITOSDEIDEAS.
Thank you for the patterns! I've always wanted to make mushrooms. Doreen
ReplyDeleteI love these! I will probably put eyes on these too, thanks for the pattern :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this pattern. I'm already hooked! Haha!! I've run out of suitable colours for now but will resume toadstool making once I've stocked up on colours. X
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!! I just love them.
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Meredith
Super sweet!! Love them. Thanks for sharing! Xo
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ReplyDeletegroetjes COnny
Ohh, super cute!! And all these colors. W♥nderful :-). Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhy did the mushroom throw a party?
ReplyDeleteBecause he was a fun guy.
Love the little mushrooms, thank you so much for another lovely pattern.
They look like really fun guys... :p hahaha almost as terrible!
ReplyDeleteI love patterns where you doing have to sew pieces together, this one looks perfect. They'd look really cute with red spots too.
Ahh another pattern for my 'to do' list :) Thanks for posting the tutorial x
I just love these little cuties, must try and make some, they are just adorable. Thanks so much for the pattern, hope they turn out as good as yours
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Dorothy
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what a wonderful site you have!!! so many fun patterns...You are so kind to share them ..
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
such a cute little pattern, thanks for sharing1
ReplyDeleteI love them, they are so cute! thank you for sharing your pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteAs you can tell by my blog name I love all things shroom or toadstool orientated and your toadstools have just made it to the top of my list. Thanks so much for sharing the pattern.x
ReplyDeleteHahaha, love the joke, love the mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteA squeal of delight from over here in Oz......these mushrooms are just gorgeous and there's a freebie pattern too. Lovely and I spied strawberries on another post, yummy.
ReplyDeleteOh now I have o make a decision, do I keep sewing the orders I have or make a cute little mushroom or two or three. Hmmm, too hard, think I'll go garden for a bit and then decide.
Claire x
A squeal of delight from over here in Oz......these mushrooms are just gorgeous and there's a freebie pattern too. Lovely and I spied strawberries on another post, yummy.
ReplyDeleteOh now I have o make a decision, do I keep sewing the orders I have or make a cute little mushroom or two or three. Hmmm, too hard, think I'll go garden for a bit and then decide.
Claire x
Hello,
ReplyDeleteis this Pattern to find also in German Language? Thanks... My English, hmmmmmm ;-)
Greetings from Germany
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Rike
herşey çok güzel:))))
ReplyDeleteI LOOOOVE these! So adorable! Thank you for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this fun pattern! I'm part of a group that knits toys for cats and dogs at an animal shelter, and I know the kitties are going to love these mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteDid close the bottom or just glued the felt the on
ReplyDeleteHi Claire,
DeleteI just left the bottom open and stuck the felt on!
Sarah xx
This pattern was easy to follow and quick to finish (it took me less than an hour, and I'm a beginner crocheter)! Thank you for sharing this fun pattern - my dad is going to be excited to receive this as a birthday gift!! :D
ReplyDeleteHey Sarah, I was wondering if you could just close the bottom instead of adding the felt or would that mess something up. I have been crocheting for 4 years now and I am just a little confused.
ReplyDeleteHi Maddie - Sarah here! (Apologies but I can’t sign in!) Yes you could close the bottom by decreasing the stitches around. This will result in a curved bottom, so they might not stand up- but would definitely work!
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