Easy Crochet Pumpkin Tutorial / DIY Pumpkin / Amigurumi Crochet Pumpkin
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Crochet Pumpkin | Easy Tutorial
This is one of the easiest ways to crochet an amigurumi pumpkin with ribs.
The pattern is beginner-friendly and it doesn't take too long to make the pumpkin. Crochet pumpkin can be used as a toy for kids or a decoration. It is especially useful during the fall season and around Halloween time.
All materials can be bought at local stores (Dollarama, Michaels, Walmart etc).
Materials:
- acrylic yarn
- hook 5mm
- yarn needle
- some stuffing
- two markers
- scissors
- wire
- cinnamon stick
Pattern description:
Chain of 30
(Slip knot counted as the first stitch)
Row 1: 1SLST in a second chain from the hook, 3SC, 20DC, 3SC, skip 1 stitch and make 1SL ST in a last stitch.
From Row #2 to Row #36 all SC and DC are crochet in third stitches
Row 2-36: CH of 1, skip 1 stitch and make 3SC in next 3 stitches, 20DC, 3SC, CH of 1, skip 1 stitch and make 1SLST in a last stitch.
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This is the best pattern that I’ve seen. Thank you for your wonderful teaching style.
I’m glad to hear you liked the video 😊 I hope you’ll enjoy making your pumpkins 🎃
Your technique on this pumpkin is so unique from all the others I've made. I'm excited to give it a try.
Thank you ☺️ Good luck with your pumpkin 🎃
Feel free to let me know if you’d have any questions 😉
I am going to try this pattern. Excited to see my results. Thanks for such a great tutorial.
You’re very welcome 😉 Good luck with your pumpkin 🎃
Wonderful ! Your instructions are so clear and precise !
I'd like to see more video instructions from you.
Thank you ☺️
I try me best to make more patterns 😉
Wow-that was so nice of you to do that.
I find that the hardest part of crochet is the patterns instructions -I need all the help I can get. I love that your video is large and you pay attention to the end of the row -Thanks.
Thank you ☺️ I’m glad that you find my video and instructions helpful ❤️
Out of all the pumpkins to choose from, I chose to do this one as my first ever pumpkin. Having fun so far making this and love the rustic ridges and cinnamon!
Thank you so much ☺️ Last year we made a bunch of them with my friends 🎃 We had so much fun making them 😁 Cinnamon sticks add some magic holiday atmosphere ❤️
@@iuliiacraft Sounds like so much fun! I am just finishing mine. I just need the cinnamon stick! Mmmm, I love the smell of cinnamon!
Thanks ☺️ I’m glad that you’re done with your pumpkins 🎃 Adding cinnamon sticks is the easy part 😉
It was a fun event)))) I have a short video from it))) ➡️ fb.watch/8UhiAaJfJ0/
You are amazing with this beautiful pumpkin you made. I'm going to go out and get me this color yarn and come back home and spend the afternoon with YOU! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I hope you’ll enjoy making those pumpkins as much as I did ❤️ I’d love to see your pumpkins 🎃 Feel free to send me pictures on my Instagram @iuliia.craft
❤ love this crochet pumpkin
I love your pumpkin...just beautiful..thank you for sharing your pattern...I'm going to try and make it..🥰🙋♀️
I'm glad you liked it! I hope you'll enjoy making the pumpkin)) Good luck !
Great look!!! Have been looking for this!!! Will make with kudos! I hope to do a mini version of it as well.
🤗❤️ Thank you !
I’m glad you like it 💕 I’ve made smaller pumpkins too 🎃 they look super cute
Extremely neat and perfect pattern. Love this pumpkin!
Thank you ☺️ I'm glad you liked the pattern))) Would love to see your pumpkin 🎃
This looks very easy to make and so neat. Thank you for creating this beautiful pumpkin 🎃🙌🏻🥰❤️
😊 Thanks
I hope you’ll enjoy your process too ☺️💕
So pretty and amazing skill. Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Thank you ☺️🤗❤️
Beautiful pumpkin thank you for sharing.
You’re very welcome 😉 Good luck with your project 🎃
Thank you for replying to my message, could you please tell me where you got the wire from?many thanks
Sure 🤗 I bought it at Dollarama and it was about $4 CAD for a meter of wire. Feel free to contact me (here or on Instagram @iuliia.craft) if you have any questions 😉
واووووو عمل جبار .. عراقيه مرت من هنا تحياتي للجميع
Thank you 😊
Good luck with your project 😉
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome ☺️ I'm glad to hear you liked it!
Can't wait to try this! 🥰🎉
🤗 ❤️
Enjoy the process 😉
Feel free to let me know if you’d have any questions 😉
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Just perfect! Going to try this! 🥰
Thank you 😊 I hope the process will go smoothly 😉
Good luck 🤞
Hermoso trabajo!.,gracias por compartir 😊
You’re welcome ☺️ I’m glad it was helpful ❤️
Thanks. Beautiful. I will Be make than
Good luck with your project 😉
Thank you. Great tutorial!
Thanks
perfetto Grazie
You’re welcome 🤗❤️
Sweet pumpkin. What did you use to make the curly part of the stem? You say it’s a wire but it looks like something more?
Thank you! It's a wire that I bought in Dollarama. It was already wrapped with a jute (Natural Wired Twine Jute). I saw the same kind of wire in Michaels as well. Here is a link to see how it looks canada.michaels.com/en/natural-wired-twine-by-ashland/10417947.html?r=g&cm_mmc=PLASearch-_-google-_-MICH_Shopping_CA_N_Floral_N_PMAX_BOPIS_N-_-Generic&kpid=go_cmp-18653424613_adg-_ad-__dev-c_ext-_prd-10417947&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw7JOpBhCfARIsAL3bobfCrTOMU82P8GylwM9jtjxnOtlUT-vuWjjIY5QB9cIc-oe8oBQUdvMaAldBEALw_wcB
This will be my next pattern for a pumpkin, how many chains for larger pumpkins? You are an excellent teacher. Thanks for sharing.
Hi 👋 💕
I'm glad you've decided to make this pumpkin 🎃 and hope you'd enjoy the process as much as I did 😊
As per the size, if you'd like to make just a slightly bigger pumpkin you can chain 5 chains more in the middle part and crochet 20 DC + 5 DC (new ones).
The pattern will look like this:
Row 1: 1SLST in a second chain from the hook, 3SC, 25DC, 3SC, skip 1 stitch and make 1SL ST in a last stitch.
From Row #2 to Row #36 all SC and DC are crochet in third stitches
Row 2-36: CH of 1, skip 1 stitch and make 3SC in next 3 stitches, 25DC, 3SC, CH of 1, skip 1 stitch and make 1SLST in a last stitch.
If you'd like to double the size of the pumpkin, I'd go this way:
Chain 60
Row 1: 1SLST in a second chain from the hook, 6SC, 44DC, 6SC, skip 1 stitch and make 1SL ST in a last stitch.
From Row #2 to Row #36 all SC and DC are crochet in third stitches
Row 2-36: CH of 1, skip 1 stitch and make 6SC in next 6 stitches, 44DC, 6SC, CH of 1, skip 1 stitch and make 1SLST in a last stitch.
Hopefully it helps 💕
Once again, thank you. God bless.
Your are welcome ☺️
Hello! I love your pumpkin! I seem to be struggling with closing the seam. You close it so quickly I can't seem to grasp how you sew it up correctly to make mine look seamless, especially once it is stuffed. Any suggestions?
Hi Brook! Thank you 😊
When you attach two ends together place the end of the work on top of the beginning part (on the first row). There will be small overlap. You should see the “V” from your last row on top. Go with the needle into every stitch on both sides. On the part with “V’s” go under the “V’s”. In this way you should have invisible seam.
As per the closing top and bottom of the pumpkin 🎃 go with your needle under each “V” of the top part, don’t pull the yarn before you go with the needle under all “V’s”. When you find all “V’s”, pull the yarn and close one side (top) and leave the whole for the cinnamon stick (if you use one). Secure the yarn and go to the bottom part. You can just cup the yarn on the top part and attach the new piece on the bottom part when you are ready to close.
You don’t have to stuff the pumpkin before you star closing other side (bottom). Instead, try to find all stitches (half of the stitches) and go with the yarn under them. You should look for one single string (half of the stitches) at the end of the rows. It is better to go under half of stitches as it’ll make the smoother closing.
When you are done with that, stuff the pumpkin and pull the yarn to close the bottom.
p.s. “V’s”-are stitches that look like letter V. It’s also ribs of the pumpkin. You should have 18 on each side (top and bottom of the pumpkin).
I hope it helps 😉
Bello grazie 👏👏
Thank you 😊❤️
I am going to crochet a stick to go up to the top of the pumpkin that I have crocheted instead of making one like you have made yours
That’s a great idea 💡😉❤️ My friend crocheted the stem as well as her daughter wanted to sleep with a pumpkin 🎃 It looks very nice ❤️
Thank you for texting me what you have crocheted l have a little 🐕 that is a Dachshund and I have to be very careful for what I put around her to
😉 Yeah, she might chew on a cinnamon stick 💗 It’s better to be safe and crochet a stem 😉
If I were just reading the instructions, I do not see that you skip the next to lat stitch and slip stitch in the very last loop. Why don't you put that in written part?
Thanks ☺️ Added those instructions in the description under the video
Amei !! Parabéns!!👍👏🥰👍
Thank you ❤️🤗☺️
I'm confused do I need a 5.00m hook or an 8m hook please get back to me thanks jm
Hi 👋🏻
You need a hook 5 mm (metric diameter). If you are used to United States standard crochet hook sizes, that’s going to be size H8 US.
It’s still the same hook.
There are different size systems: Metric diameter and United States standard sizes. Both sizes are usually written on hooks and on packaging of yarn.
I hope it helps 😉
Thank it did .
Please, what is the wire called that you used on this pumpkin in the video? Thanks
Unfortunately, I don’t know the name. It was a wire from a craft section in Dollarama.
I keep getting stuck at the beginning I do the row of 30 and then the steps that follow but for some reason when I get to the end where you do the Chain of 1 I noticed you have less chains left so by the time I do the chain of 1 and skip 1 to do the last slip stitch in the last one I’m skipping 2 instead of 1. So not sure what happened!
Hi 👋🏻 I’m sorry to hear that you’re having issues with the count.
I hope I would be able to help you with that ❤️
Overall you start with 30 chains, counting a slip knot as your first chain.
In a first row you start with 1 slip stitch in a second chain from the hook, then you are not skipping stitches and making 3 single crochet, 20 double crochet, 3 single crochet. After that you are skipping 1stitch and making 1slip knot in a last stitch which is your slip knot that we counted as a first chain.
30 chains=1chain skipping +1slip stitch+3 single crochet+20 double crochet +3 single crochet +1 skipped chain +1 slip stitch
Please let me know if it was helpful or you’d have others questions ☺️
@@iuliiacraft That actually did help thanks! Now I’m on the 3rd row I believe so do we still have to skip 1 before the 3 single stitches every time we start a new row?
That’s great ❤️
Yes, you have to repeat row #2 till the end and continue skipping stitches. It should be easier to close a pumpkin at the end.
I love it so adorable, I would like to make it in bigger size, so how many ch’s i should start with, can you help me? Thank you very much
Thank you 😊 🤗
How big do you want to make your pumpkin?🎃
The main part of the pumpkin that I made is 21.5cm long and the pumpkin is about 14 cm in diameter.
I don’t know what size in measurement, I would say the size of an average of human head . Thank you 🙏
Okay 😉
I would suggest at least doubling the size and starting with a chain of 60 instead of 30, crocheting 6SC instead of 3SC.
Then, if my calculations are correct, you’ll have to crochet CH of 1, 6SC, 44DC, 6SC, CH of 1, SL ST.
If you’d like a pumpkin to be bigger than that, start with chain of 75 and instead of 6SC, crochet 8.
Rows: CH of 1, 8CH, 55DC, 8SC, CH of 1, SL ST
I hope it was helpful 😉
Feel free to reach out if you’d have questions 😊😉 Good luck 🤞
@@iuliiacraft thank you so much, you been very helpful, I would let you know if I need any more help 🌹😍
No worries 😉❤️
I’m confused the 20 double crochet stitches on row 1 are different to the 20 double crochet stitches on row 2.
20 double crochet in the 2nd row has to be crochet in a third stitch. Basically, that’s the main difference.
To sum up:
Row 1: 3SC in a second chain from the hook, 20DC, 3SC, 1SL ST
From Row #2 to Row #36 all SC and DC are crochet in third stitches
Row 2-36: CH of 1, 3SC, 20DC, 3SC, CH of 1, 1SLST
I hope it makes sense to you 😉
What do you mean when you say they need to be in a third stitch?
I’m on my 5th row now and I’ve been doing the steps exactly the same as in row 2 is that correct? I just do the same steps as row 2 over and over until row 36? After I do the row of 20 I seem to be running out of room to do the 3 single stitches and then there isn’t room to skip a stitch before the last slip stitch.
Stitches (« v ») have two half of the stitches (front and back half of the stitch). For the purpose of making this pumpkin and creating a nice rib, I wanted both of the half stitches to be visible. (Usually we crochet rows by both half of the stitches or by one of them. And in this way we can see only one half of the stitch or don’t see it at all).
So, to keep half of the stitches visible we have to crochet a row by the « third » or « base » stitch that is kind of under the « V » stitch. I called it a « third » stitch in the video.
Yes, you have to continue repeating row#2 till the end. I’d recommend using markers to keep the right count of the stitches. You should have 30 stitches in every row. If you keep the right count you shouldn’t have less stitches left in any of the rows ❤️
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Hi! I'm a little confused by the instructions. On the video the printed instructions say to chain 1 before the slip stitch but the written instructions under the video does not say to chain 1 before the slip stitch. Which one is correct? Thank you!
Hi 👋🏻
You should follow the video and written instructions on the screen. You should crochet chain of 1 before a slip stitch in every row.
There was a typo in the instructions under the video and I’ve updated them. Thank you for letting me know about that 🤗❤️
Good luck with your project 😉
So then does that mean that there supposed to be a chain of 1 after the row of 30? And then a slip stitch?
@@MissRuthless No, you don't have to crochet a chain of 1 after you are done with 30 chains.
Overall you start with 30 chains, counting a slip knot as your first chain.
In the first row, you start with 1 slip stitch in a second chain from the hook, then you are not skipping stitches and making 3 single crochet, 20 double crochet, 3 single crochet. After that, you are skipping 1stitch and making 1slip knot in the last stitch which is your slip knot that we counted as a first chain.
30 chains=1chain skipping +1slip stitch+3 single crochet+20 double crochet +3 single crochet +1 skipped chain +1 slip stitch