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Miles the Jazzy Elephant Toddler Blanket C2C Crochet Pattern

Miles the Jazzy Elephant blanket pattern

In the heart of a bustling city, where the streets hummed with the rhythm of life, there lived an elephant named Miles. But Miles wasn’t your ordinary elephant; he was a jazzy elephant. With his sleek, silver trumpet in his trunk and a smooth fedora perched on his head, he was the coolest cat — or, rather, the coolest elephant — in town.

Every evening, as the sun dipped below the skyline, Miles would wander down to the local jazz club, The Trumpeting Tusk, where musicians from all over gathered to play. The air was thick with melodies, harmonies, and the gentle sway of jazz, but whenever Miles showed up, the music took on a whole new vibe.

Miles had an ear for the blues, the swing, and everything in between. His trunk moved effortlessly over his trumpet’s keys, sending out notes that made people feel things they couldn’t quite describe. His music wasn’t just sound; it was emotion. With each note, he told stories of joy, heartbreak, adventure, and mystery. The crowd would lean in closer, mesmerized by the soul Miles poured into every performance.

But Miles had a secret. Despite his outward charm and rhythm, he wasn’t always this confident. When he was younger, Miles felt different from the other elephants in the herd. While they stomped through the jungle, shaking the ground with their powerful steps, Miles was more interested in the sounds of the world around him — the birds singing, the wind rustling through the leaves, and the distant beats of city life. He found an old trumpet one day, left behind by travelers, and from that moment on, he knew his path was in music.

However, it wasn’t easy. The other elephants didn’t understand why Miles spent so much time practicing instead of foraging or playing. “You can’t eat music,” they’d say with a laugh. But Miles didn’t let it stop him. He kept practicing, his heart filled with the desire to bring his unique sound to life.

And one day, the opportunity came. A group of jazz musicians visiting from the city heard him playing his trumpet near a watering hole. They were captivated by the depth and rhythm of his music. They invited him to join them back in the city, where he could share his gift with the world.

Now, years later, Miles had become a legend in the city’s music scene. People from all over came to hear the jazzy elephant who could turn any moment into a soulful symphony. His friends, both old and new, admired his resilience, and Miles, ever humble, always reminded them: “It’s not about being the loudest. It’s about playing with heart.”

And so, as the stars twinkled over the city and the night carried on, Miles continued to play, his trumpet echoing through the streets. His music was a reminder that no matter where you come from or what others think, as long as you follow your heart, you’ll find your rhythm.

Materials:

Worsted weight yarn:

15 oz. baby blue

11 oz. gray

7.5 oz. pale yellow

1 oz. black

½ oz. blue denim

¼ oz. pink

¼ oz. charcoal

5 yards white

1.5 oz. Kelly Green

Crochet hook size J (6.00 mm U.S.)

Yarn needle

Difficulty Level: Intermediate

Finished Measurements: 50″ x 37″

 Gauge: 5 blocks = 4”

Directions:

Rows 1-48 are increase rows.

Row 1: With color baby blue, ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each of the next 2 ch (1 block made).

Row 2: Ch 6, turn, dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each of the next 2 ch, sl st in first block. Ch 3, 3 dc in ch-3 sp of first block (2 blocks). Continue to increase in same manner through Row 48, following chart for color changes.

Row 3: 3 baby blue blocks

Row 4: 4 baby blue blocks

Row 5: 5 baby blue blocks

Row 6: 6 baby blue blocks

Row 7: 7 baby blue blocks

Row 8: 8 baby blue blocks

Row 9: 9 baby blue blocks

Row 10: 10 baby blue blocks

Row 11: 11 baby blue blocks (11 blocks)

Row 12: 12 baby blue blocks (12 blocks)

Row 13: 5 baby blue, 5 yellow, 3 baby blue blocks (13 blocks)

Row 14: 3 baby blue, 7 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (14 blocks)

Row 15: 4 baby blue, 8 yellow, 3 baby blue blocks (15 blocks)

Row 16: 3 baby blue, 9 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (16 blocks)

Row 17: 4 baby blue, 10 yellow, 3 baby blue blocks (17 blocks)

Row 18: 3 baby blue, 11 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (18 blocks)

Row 19: 4 baby blue, 11 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (19 blocks)

Row 20: 4 baby blue, 12 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (20 blocks)

Row 21: 4 baby blue, 13 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (21 blocks)

Row 22: 5 baby blue, 13 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (22 blocks)

Row 23: 4 baby blue, 6 yellow, 2 gray, 6 yellow, 5 baby blue blocks (23 blocks)

Row 24: 5 baby blue, 6 yellow, 3 gray, 6 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (24 blocks)

Row 25: 4 baby blue, 6 yellow, 4 gray, 5 yellow, 6 baby blue blocks (25 blocks)

Row 26: 6 baby blue, 5 yellow, 5 gray, 6 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (26 blocks)

Row 27: 4 baby blue, 6 yellow, 6 gray, 6 yellow, 6 baby blue blocks (27 blocks)

Row 28: 7 baby blue, 5 yellow, 6 gray, 6 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks (28 blocks)

Row 29: 5 baby blue, 6 yellow, 6 gray, 5 yellow, 7 baby blue blocks (29 blocks)

Row 30: 8 baby blue, 4 yellow, 7 gray, 6 yellow, 5 baby blue blocks (30 blocks)

Row 31: 5 baby blue, 7 yellow, 6 gray, 4 yellow, 9 baby blue blocks (31 blocks)

Row 32: 9 baby blue, 4 yellow, 6 gray, 8 yellow, 5 baby blue blocks (32 blocks)

Row 33: 5 baby blue, 8 yellow, 7 gray, 3 yellow, 10 baby blue blocks (33 blocks)

Row 34: 11 baby blue, 2 yellow, 7 gray, 9 yellow, 5 baby blue blocks (34 blocks)

Row 35: 5 baby blue, 10 yellow, 7 gray, 1 yellow, 1 gray, 11 baby blue blocks (35 blocks)

Row 36: 11 baby blue, 10 gray, 9 yellow, 6 baby blue blocks (36 blocks)

Row 37: 6 baby blue, 10 yellow, 10 gray, 11 baby blue blocks (37 blocks)

Row 38: 11 baby blue, 10 gray, 11 yellow, 6 baby blue blocks (38 blocks)

Row 39: 6 baby blue, 11 yellow, 11 gray, 11 baby blue blocks (39 blocks)

Row 40: 11 baby blue, 12 gray, 10 yellow, 7 baby blue blocks (40 blocks)

Row 41: 7 baby blue, 10 yellow, 13 gray, 11 baby blue blocks (41 blocks)

Row 42: 12 baby blue, 13 gray, 10 yellow, 7 baby blue blocks (42 blocks)

Row 43: 8 baby blue, 9 yellow, 14 gray, 12 baby blue blocks (43 blocks)

Row 44: 12 baby blue, 15 gray, 9 yellow, 8 baby blue blocks (44 blocks)

Row 45: 8 baby blue, 10 yellow, 14 gray, 13 baby blue blocks (45 blocks)

Row 46: 7 baby blue, 3 gray, 3 baby blue, 17 gray, 7 yellow, 9 baby blue blocks (46 blocks)

Row 47: 9 baby blue, 7 yellow, 18 gray, 2 baby blue, 4 gray, 7 baby blue blocks (47 blocks)

Row 48: 7 baby blue, 5 gray, 2 baby blue, 18 gray, 7 yellow, 9 baby blue blocks (48 blocks)

Rows 49-64 will decrease on right side of blanket and increase on left side of blanket to maintain 48 blocks for each row. To decrease on right side, ch 1, turn, sl st in 3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc in ch-3 sp of last block.

Row 49: 9 baby blue, 6 yellow, 18 gray, 2 baby blue, 6 gray, 7 baby blue blocks

Row 50: 7 baby blue, 7 gray, 1 baby blue, 19 gray, 6 yellow, 8 baby blue blocks

Row 51: 7 baby blue, 6 yellow, 28 gray, 7 baby blue blocks

Row 52: 7 baby blue, 29 gray, 5 yellow, 7 baby blue blocks

Row 53: 6 baby blue, 5 yellow, 29 gray, 8 baby blue blocks

Row 54: 8 baby blue, 30 gray, 5 yellow, 5 baby blue blocks

Row 55: 5 baby blue, 5 yellow, 5 gray, 1 yellow, 24 gray, 8 baby blue blocks

Row 56: 9 baby blue, 23 gray, 2 yellow, 5 gray, 5 yellow, 4 baby blue blocks

Row 57: 4 baby blue, 5 yellow, 4 gray, 3 yellow, 23 gray, 9 baby blue blocks

Row 58: 10 baby blue, 21 gray, 5 yellow, 4 gray, 5 yellow, 3 baby blue blocks

Row 59: 3 baby blue, 5 yellow, 3 gray, 6 yellow, 20 gray, 11 baby blue blocks

Row 60: 14 baby blue, 1 denim, 16 gray, 1 baby blue, 5 yellow, 3 gray, 6 yellow, 2 baby blue blocks

Row 61: 2 baby blue, 6 yellow, 2 gray, 5 yellow, 2 baby blue, 15 gray, 1 denim, 15 baby blue blocks

Row 62: 15 baby blue, 1 denim, 15 gray, 3 baby blue, 12 yellow, 2 baby blue blocks

Row 63: 1 baby blue, 12 yellow, 4 baby blue, 1 gray, 1 baby blue, 12 gray, 2 denim, 15 baby blue blocks

Row 64: 16 baby blue, 1 denim, 7 gray, 2 pink, 3 gray, 7 baby blue, 11 yellow, 1 baby blue blocks

The remainder of the afghan (Rows 65-111) is worked with decrease on both sides until only one block remains.

Row 65: 1 baby blue, 10 yellow, 8 baby blue, 2 gray, 2 pink, 7 gray, 2 denim, 15 baby blue blocks (47 blocks)

Row 66: 15 baby blue, 1 denim, 8 gray, 1 pink, 3 gray, 8 baby blue, 8 yellow, 2 baby blue blocks (46 blocks)

Row 67: 1 baby blue, 8 yellow, 9 baby blue, 11 gray, 2 denim, 14 baby blue blocks (45 blocks)

Row 68: 14 baby blue, 1 denim, 12 gray, 9 baby blue, 6 yellow, 2 baby blue blocks (44 blocks)

Row 69: 2 baby blue, 3 yellow, 12 baby blue, 10 gray, 2 denim, 14 baby blue blocks (43 blocks)

Row 70: 14 baby blue, 2 denim, 9 gray, 17 baby blue blocks (42 blocks)

Row 71: 16 baby blue, 10 gray, 1 denim, 14 baby blue blocks (41 blocks)

Row 72: 14 baby blue, 1 denim, 9 gray, 16 baby blue blocks (40 blocks)

Row 73: 16 baby blue, 9 gray, 14 baby blue blocks (39 blocks)

Row 74: 13 baby blue, 10 gray, 15 baby blue blocks (38 blocks)

Row 75: 15 baby blue, 9 gray, 13 baby blue blocks (37 blocks)

Row 76: 12 baby blue, 9 gray, 15 baby blue blocks (36 blocks)

Row 77: 15 baby blue, 3 gray, 1 baby blue, 4 gray, 12 baby blue blocks (35 blocks)

Row 78: 11 baby blue, 4 gray, 1 baby blue, 4 gray, 14 baby blue blocks (34 blocks)

Row 79: 14 baby blue, 4 gray, 2 baby blue, 2 gray, 11 baby blue blocks (33 blocks)

Row 80: 15 baby blue, 4 gray, 13 baby blue blocks (32 blocks)

Row 81: 12 baby blue, 4 gray, 15 baby blue blocks (31 blocks)

Row 82: 16 baby blue, 2 gray, 12 baby blue blocks (30 blocks)

Row 83: 11 baby blue, 3 gray, 15 baby blue blocks (29 blocks)

Row 84: 15 baby blue, 2 gray, 11 baby blue blocks (28 blocks)

Row 85: 10 baby blue, 2 gray, 15 baby blue blocks (27 blocks)

Row 86: 14 baby blue, 5 gray, 7 baby blue blocks (26 blocks)

Row 87: 6 baby blue, 5 gray, 14 baby blue blocks (25 blocks)

Row 88: 13 baby blue, 5 gray, 6 baby blue blocks (24 blocks)

Row 89: 5 baby blue, 2 gray, 2 charcoal, 2 gray, 12 baby blue blocks (23 blocks)

Row 90: 11 baby blue, 2 gray, 3 charcoal, 1 gray, 5 baby blue blocks (22 blocks)

Row 91: 5 baby blue, 1 gray, 3 charcoal, 2 gray, 10 baby blue blocks (21 blocks)

Row 92: 9 baby blue, 2 gray, 2 charcoal, 2 gray, 5 baby blue blocks (20 blocks)

Row 93: 5 baby blue, 2 gray, 2 charcoal, 2 gray, 8 baby blue blocks (19 blocks)

Row 94: 7 baby blue, 2 gray, 2 charcoal, 1 gray, 6 baby blue blocks (18 blocks)

Row 95: 6 baby blue, 4 gray, 7 baby blue blocks (17 blocks)

Row 96: 6 baby blue, 4 gray, 6 baby blue blocks (16 blocks)

Row 97: 15 baby blue blocks (15 blocks)

Row 98: 14 baby blue blocks (14 blocks)

Row 99: 13 baby blue blocks (13 blocks)

Row 100: 12 baby blue blocks (12 blocks)

Row 101: 11 baby blue blocks (11 blocks)

Row 102: 10 baby blue blocks (10 blocks)

Row 103: 9 baby blue blocks (9 blocks)

Row 104: 8 baby blue blocks (8 blocks)

Row 105: 7 baby blue blocks (7 blocks)

Row 106: 6 baby blue blocks (6 blocks)

Row 107: 5 baby blue blocks (5 blocks)

Row 108: 4 baby blue blocks (4 blocks)

Row 109: 3 baby blue blocks (3 blocks)

Row 110: 2 baby blue blocks

Row 111: 1 baby blue block

COLOR CHART

 

 

 

 

 

 

EYES (Make 2)

Rnd 1: With white, ch 4, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, 3 sc in last ch. Working on opposite side of starting ch, sc in next ch, 2 sc in last ch. Do not join.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in first st, sc in next st, 2 sc in each of next 3 sts, sc in next st, 2 sc in each of next 2 sts (14 sc). Join with sl st. Fasten off white leaving 12” length for sewing.

Pupil: With black yarn, ch 2 (or magic circle), 6 sc in 2nd ch. Fasten off leaving 6” length and sew to bottom center of eye.

Sew eyes to face at position marked on chart.

Make 5 quarter notes in black yarn and sew above elephant’s head.

Rnd 1: With black, ch 4, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, 3 sc in last ch. Working on opposite side of starting ch, sc in next ch, 2 sc in last ch. Do not join.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in first st, sc in next st, 2 sc in each of next 3 sts, sc in next st, 2 sc in each of next 2 sts (14 sc). Join with sl st. Ch 11, sc in 2nd ch ch from hook and next 9 ch. Sl st in next st of Rnd 2. Fasten off leaving 12” length for sewing. Sew notes above the elephant’s head.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Use black thread to embroider details following the chart.

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Snow Bunny Wrist Warmers Crochet Pattern – Cute Fingerless Gloves

Cute, Cozy & Practical

One of my favorite things about wrist warmers is how useful they are. Unlike traditional mittens or gloves, wrist warmers leave your fingers free, making them perfect for all those little things you need to do throughout the day.

Grab your coffee. 📱
Work at your computer. 💻
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Use your crochet hook. 🧶

Your hands stay warm while your fingers remain free!

And let’s be honest—anything with an adorable bunny theme is even better. 🐰💕

A Fun Crochet Project

The Snow Bunny Wrist Warmers are also a satisfying project when you want to make something cute without committing to a huge blanket or complicated garment.

They’re a great project for enjoying a cozy afternoon with your favorite yarn and crochet hook. Plus, once you’ve made a pair, you may find yourself wanting to make another pair in a different color!

Imagine them in:

🤍 Soft white for a snowy winter look
🩷 Blush pink for a sweet bunny-inspired style
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🌈 Your favorite color for a completely personalized pair

A Handmade Gift They’ll Actually Use

Looking for a small handmade gift? These wrist warmers make a thoughtful present for friends, family members, teachers, coworkers, or anyone who appreciates something handmade.

They’re especially fun for Christmas gifts, stocking stuffers, winter birthdays, or just-because gifts.

There’s something special about giving someone a handmade item that you’ve created yourself. Every stitch carries a little bit of your time and creativity.

Grab your crochet hook and make yourself a pair of Snow Bunny Wrist Warmers today!

Happy crocheting! ❤️

Materials:

Bernat Pipsqueak yarn 75[90] yards

Size H (5.0 mm) crochet hook

Yarn needle

Gauge: 13 sc = 4”, 13 rows = 4”

Ladies small measures 9” circumference x 6” long .

 

Directions:

Rnd 1: Fsc 26 [28]. Join with sl st.

Rnds 2-9 [10]: Ch 1, sc in each st. Join with sl st. Place marker at end of Rnd 9.

Rnd 10 [11]: Ch 1, sc in each st leaving last 4 sc unworked, ch 4. Join with sl st.

Rnd 11 [12]: Ch 1, sc in each st, sc in each ch. Join with sl st.

Rnds 12-15 [13-17]: Ch 1, sc in each st. Join with sl st.

Rnds 16-17 [18-19]: Ch 1, fp hdc, bp hdc,* repeat around. Join with sl st. Fasten off yarn.

RIBBING:

Return to beginning to work from Rnd 1 and attach yarn.

Rnds 1-2: Ch 1, *fp dc, bp dc,* repeat around.

Weave in all ends.

 

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Meet Bumble Beaver: The Adorable Bee-Beaver Mashup You Never Knew You Needed

Sometimes the most fun crochet projects come from asking a simple question:

“What if I combined two completely different animals into one adorable amigurumi?”

That’s exactly how Bumble Beaver was born!

Part bumble bee, part beaver, and 100% cute, this whimsical crochet creation combines the best features of both animals into one unforgettable character.

Why Animal Mashups Are So Much Fun

Crocheters love creating the unexpected.

Animal mashups allow us to stretch our creativity and imagine creatures that could never exist in nature but somehow feel perfectly right in yarn form. Whether it’s a cat-unicorn, a dragon-duck, or a bee-beaver, these unique designs always bring smiles.

Bumble Beaver is no exception.

With fuzzy bee-inspired charm and hardworking beaver determination, this little friend is ready to buzz straight into your heart.

Sometimes the most fun crochet projects come from asking a simple question:

“What if I combined two completely different animals into one adorable amigurumi?”

That’s exactly how Bumble Beaver was born!

Part bumble bee, part beaver, and 100% cute, this whimsical crochet creation combines the best features of both animals into one unforgettable character.

Materials:

Bernat Blanket yarn:

75 yards Gold

35 yards Coal

50 yards Taupe

15 yards White

Size L (8.0-mm) crochet hook

Fiberfill

20-mm black safety eyes

18-mm black safety nose

 

Gauge: 9 sc = 4”, 8 rows = 4”

 Finished bumble beaver measures approximately 10” tall.

 Stitches:

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 Directions:

Rnd 1: With Gold yarn, ch 2, 12 sc in 2nd ch from hook (12 sc). Do not join. Work in continuous rnds throughout.

Rnd 2: *Sc in next st, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (18 sc).

Rnd 3: *Sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (24 sc).

Rnd 4: *Sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (30 sc).

Rnd 5: *Sc in next 4 sts, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (36 sc).

Rnd 6: Sc in each st.

Rnd 7: *Sc in next 5 sts, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (42 sc). Join with sl st. Fasten off Gold yarn.

Rnd 8: Attach Coal yarn, sc in each st.

Rnd 9: *Sc in next 6 sts, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (48 sc). Join with sl st. Fasten off Coal.

Rnds 10-11: With Gold yarn, sc in each st. Join with sl st at end of Rnd 11. Fasten off Gold.

Rnds 12-13: With Coal yarn, sc in each st. Join with sl st at end of Rnd 13. Fasten off Coal.

Rnd 14: With Gold yarn, sc in each st.

Rnd 15: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 6 sts,* repeat around (42 sc).

Rnd 16: Sc in each st.

Rnd 17: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 5 sts,* repeat around (36 sc).

Rnds 18-19: Sc in each st.

Rnd 20: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 4 sts,* repeat around (30 sc).

Rnd 21: Sc in each st.

Insert eyes at Rnd 19, approximately 6 sts apart.

Rnd 22: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 3 sts,* repeat around (24 sc).

Rnd 23: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 2 sts,* repeat around (18 sc).

Rnd 24: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next st,* repeat around (12 sc).

Finish stuffing.  Close with ultimate finish.

SNOUT:
Rnd 1: With Taupe yarn, ch 4, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, 3 sc in last ch. Working on opposite side of starting ch, sc in next lp, 2 sc in last lp (8 sc). Do not join.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in first st, sc in next st, 2 sc in next 3 sts, sc in next st, 2 sc in next 2 sts (14 sc). Do not join.

Rnd 3: Sc in each st. Join with sl st. Fasten off yarn with 12” length for sewing. Insert safety nose in center of Rnd 1.

TEETH:

Attach White yarn at bottom of snout, ch 1, hdc, faste off. Sk 1 st and repeat for second tooth.

Stuff snout lightly and sew to front of body at Rnds 15-19 centered between eyes.

EARS: (Make 2)

Rnd 1: With Taupe yarn, ch 2, 5 sc in 2nd ch from hook (5 sc). Do not join.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st (10 sc). Do not join.

Rnd 3: Sc in each st. Join with sl st. Fasten off leaving 8” length for sewing. Curl ear and sew Rnd 3 of ear to head at Rnds 20-23.

FEET: (Make 4)

Rnd 1: With Coal yarn, ch 2, 5 sc in 2nd ch from hook (5 sc). Do not join.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st (10 sc). Do not join.

Rnd 3: Sc in each st. Join with sl st. Fasten off leaving 8” length for sewing. Stuff feet lightly and sew to front of body, 2 on top Coal stripe and 2 on bottom Coal stripe, approximately 6 sts apart.

TAIL:

Rnd 1: With Taupe yarn, ch 2, 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook (6 sc). Do not join. Work in continuous rnds throughout.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st (12 sc).

Rnd 3: *Sc in next st, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (18 sc).

Rnd 4: Sc in each st.

Rnd 5: *Sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st,* repeat around (24 sc).

Rnds 6-12: Sc in each st.

Rnd 13: *Inv dec, sc in next 2 sts,* repeat around (18 sc).

Rnds 14-15: Sc in each st. Join with sl st at end of Rnd 15. Fasten off leaving 12” length for sewing.

Flatten tail and sew Rnd 15 to back center of body at Rnd 5.

WINGS: (Make 2)

Row 1: With White yarn, ch 4, hdc in 2nd ch, hdc in next ch, 5 hdc in last ch. Working on opposite side of starting ch, hdc in next 2 lps (9 hdc).

Row 2: Ch 1, turn, hdc in 2 sts, 2 hdc in 5 sts, hdc in 2 sts (14 hdc).

Row 3: Ch 1, turn, hdc in 2 sts, *hdc in next st, 2 hdc in next st,* 5 times, hdc in last 2 sts (19 hdc).

Sew flat edges of wings to center back of body at Rnds 15-21 with wings touching each other. Allow rest of wings to swing freely.

 

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Pickle Kick Sack Crochet Pattern

Meet the Pickle Kick Sack: A Retro-Inspired Crochet Project That’s Kind of a Big Dill! 🥒

Sometimes the best crochet ideas come from combining two completely different things.

That’s exactly how the Pickle Kick Sack Crochet Pattern was born!

By combining the modern popularity of pickleball with the nostalgic fun of the classic 1980s hacky sack, I created a crochet project that’s quirky, playful, and guaranteed to get a few laughs.

A Blast from the Past

If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, chances are you’ve kicked a hacky sack around with friends. These small footbags were everywhere—at parks, schools, and neighborhood hangouts.

While trends have come and gone, hacky sacks never completely disappeared. In recent years, they’ve made a comeback as people rediscover simple, screen-free ways to have fun.

Enter the Pickle

At the same time, pickleball has exploded in popularity. It seems like everyone is talking about pickleball these days!

So naturally, I started wondering:

What would happen if a pickle met a hacky sack?

The answer is the Pickle Kick Sack—a silly little pickle that’s fun to crochet and even more fun to play with.

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

The Pickle Kick Sack is:

🥒 Quick to make (less than an hour to crochet one)

🥒 Great for using up yarn scraps

🥒 Fun for all ages

🥒 Perfect for gifts and stocking stuffers

🥒 A unique craft fair item

🥒 Guaranteed conversation starter

Whether you actually kick it around or simply display it as a goofy desk companion, this little pickle is full of personality.

A Great Stash-Buster Project

Most crocheters have a collection of leftover green yarn hiding somewhere in their stash.

This pattern is the perfect opportunity to put those odds and ends to good use. Try different shades of green for unique pickle personalities or get creative with bright and unexpected colors.

After all, crochet rules are meant to be broken sometimes.

Handmade Fun Never Goes Out of Style

One of the things I love most about crochet is its ability to bring smiles.

Not every project has to be serious. Sometimes it’s fun to make something simply because it makes people laugh.

The Pickle Kick Sack celebrates creativity, nostalgia, and the joy of making something unexpected.

And let’s be honest…

It’s kind of a big dill. 😄🥒

Happy crocheting!

Materials:

Approximately 25 yards cotton worsted yarn

Size G (4.0-mm) crochet hook

Poly-Pellets

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Gauge: 9 sc = 2”

 

Finished ball measures approximately 2.5” diameter.

 

 

Stitches:

Small popcorn (spc): 3 hdc in same st, pull up lp in 3rd hdc, insert hook in first hdc and pull lp through.

Invisible decrease: https://youtube.com/shorts/0NC5nXyDvwI?feature=share

Ultimate finish:  https://youtu.be/jVpTr8mId3I

 

NOTE: Placement of small popcorns in directions is only a suggestion. You can add as many or as few as you like and place them wherever you think best.

 

 

Directions:

Rnd 1: Ch 2 (or magic ring), 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook (6 sts). Do not join. Work in continuous rnds throughout.

Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st (12 sts)

Rnd 3: *sc in next st, 2 sc in next st,* 2 times, spc in next st, 2 sc in next st, * to * 2 times, spc in next st, 2 sc in next st (18 sts).

Rnd 4: *Sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st* 6 times (24 sts).

Rnd 5: *Sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st, spc in next st, sc in next st, inc in next st,* 3 times (30 sts).

Rnd 6: Sc in each st.

Rnd 7: *Spc in next st, sc in next 9 sts,* 3 times (30 sts).

Rnd 8: Sc in each st.

Rnd 9: Sc in next 3 sts, *spc in next st, sc in next 8 sts* 3 times (30 sts).

Rnd 10: Sc in each st.

Rnd 11: *Sc in next 9 sts, spc in next st,* 3 times (30 sts).

Rnd 12: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 3 sts* 4 times (24 sc).

Rnd 13: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next 2 sts, inv dec, spc in next st, sc in next st* 3 times (18 sts). Stuff with Poly-Pellets.

Rnd 14: *Inv dec over next 2 sts, sc in next st* 6 times (12 sc).

Rnd 15: Inv dec 6 times (6 sc). Join with sl st. Add more pellets if needed. Close with ultimate finish.

PDF download available at Pickle Kick Sack Crochet Pattern PDF

 

 

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