Let me show you how to crochet a St. Patrick’s Day shamrock with worsted weight (4) yarn. You can use cotton or acrylic yarn, it doesn’t matter. This shamrock is 3″ tall x 2″ wide. You can purchase the ad free pdf on RAVELRY.
Actually if you use larger yarn and a larger hook, it will make a larger shamrock. How fun is that? I also keep forgetting that you can make a garland or bunting with these little cuties.
Here is a video tutorial that will walk you through the steps on how to crochet a mini shamrock.
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St. Patrick’s Day was always a fun time as a little girl.
Teachers would decorate the room with shamrocks and leprechauns. Such good memories. Back then, the tradition was if you forgot to wear green, you got pinched all day long. That wasn’t as much fun, but it was memorable.
I have several St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock themed crochet patterns.
Ranging from wearable items to home decor. I think my favorite wearable item is a Shamrock Tutu Dress. It is such a sweet little design. You can purchase the crochet pattern bundle on RAVELRY.
Below is the Crochet Pattern that will show you How To Crochet A St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock.
Yarn used:
I used Red Heart Super Saver, and a dishcloth cotton yarn. (4) This falls into the scrap category.
Gauge:
2″w x 3″h
Crochet Hook:
H-8/5.00 mm hook
STITCH GUIDE:
slp st = Slip Stitch
ch = Chain
hdc = Half Double Crochet
trb = treble stitch
Step 1: ch2
Leaf 1: pull the yarn tail toward the hook hand, and crochet over that yarn tail. (in the second ch from the hook, slp st, ch4, trbl, hdc, trbl, ch4, slp st) 1st leaf of the shamrock has been made.
Leaf 2: (continue working in the second ch, slp st, ch4, trbl, hdc, trbl, ch4, slp st) 2nd leaf has been made.
Leaf 3: (continuing in the second ch from the hook, slp st, ch4, trbl, hdc, trbl, ch4, slp st) 3rd leaf of shamrock is made. Do not end off.
STEM: ch5, slp st in 2nd ch from hook and in each remaining ch,
Last Step: slp st behind the shamrock, which will be the loop of the beg. Ch.
To finish, I like to turn the shamrock over and tie the yarn tails with a surgeons knot, then easily weave in the yarn ends.
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I do love to celebrate St. Patricks Day.
Especially since my husband’s birthday is March 17th. It’s a double day of celebration.
The Pattern bundle includes all St. Patrick Day crochet patterns.
Krissy’s Shamrock St. Patrick’s Day Collection:
- Floating Shamrock Stitch – first you will want to learn the floating shamrock stitch
- Shamrock Coffe Cup Mug Cozy– So much fun to give as a gift.
- Shamrock Beanie – This is such a cute hat.
- Shamrock Messy Bun Hat – It’s so nice to have a messy bun hat with floating shamrocks on it.
- Shamrock Dishcloth –I love this two sided Shamrock Dishcloth.
- Shamrock Scrubby – I think I love this Shamrock Scrubby even more.
- Bell Shaped Shamrock Towel Topper – This one is so cute and you can easily change the towel.
- Shamrock Towel Ring – So easy and fast to crochet.
- St. Patrick’s Day Bucket Hat – It’s so nice to have a messy bun hat with floating shamrocks on it.
- Floating Shamrock Tutu Dress – This one is so cute and you can easily change the towel.
It was a joy to have you on my side of the mountain. I hope you will stay awhile and enjoy the free crochet patterns that I offer. When you have time, come back again and stay awhile. I would love to have you.
Take Care and God Bless,
Kris
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