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PEACH UNICORN DESIGNS Join the spooky season celebrations this Autumn with this Free, Small Knitted Halloween Pumpkin Pattern! Ideal for those who are just starting out in knitting, this easy-to-follow beginner knitting pattern is worked up flat and uses straight knitting needles, so you can knit up a cute and charming amigurumi pumpkin in no time! Perfect for adding a touch of ghoulishness to your next Halloween decorating project, this spooky pumpkin sits perfectly in your hand and will look great on your windowsill, on your Halloween dinner table or you can even use at fayres, parties and fundraising events. And best of all, you don't need to be a knitting expert to make it. So if you're looking for a fun and festive way to get knitting this Halloween season, this simple and easy small knitted pumpkin pattern is the perfect project. Go grab your knitting needles and get started on your hauntingly beautiful masterpiece today! Feel free to ask any questions or show us your pumpkins, you can comment below, send an email or find us on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest! We would love to hear from you. Happy Halloween! Materials Needed * Scheepjes Catona Cotton 4-ply cotton yarn 2 x 10g Ball of Rich Coral #410 1 x 10g Ball of Caramel #506 (Or a scrap of brown for stalk) * 3mm Knitting Needles (US3.25) (UK11) * Tapestry Needle * Toy Stuffing Please note: the External links in the “materials” sections are affiliate links to a very respected and reliable UK yarn seller, who delivers worldwide. This yarn is also available through this US YARN store , but in 25g balls instead 10g balls Stitch Directory Click on the stitch for a video k - Knit p - Purl m1 - Make one Stitch by picking up a new stitch between stitches k2tog - knit next 2 stitches together ( ) - repeat instructions within the brackets, the number of times specified. Pattern Notes * Tension Gauge - 26 Sts x 36 Rows = 4 x 4 inches (10 x 10 cm)* Finished Pumpkin size - 9cm round by 4cm high. (3.5 x 1.5 inches)* Pattern is suitable for a beginner.* Knitted pumpkin is worked up flat. If you want the free printable PDF pattern you will need to complete checkout. If your cart totals £0.00 you will NOT need to give payment details only your name and the email address you want the pattern sent to. Main Knitted Pumpkin Pattern Pumpkin - Using Rich Coral Cast on 11sts Row 1 and ALL ODD rows - p Row 2 - (k1, m1) 10 times, k1. (21) Row 4 - (k2, m1) 10 times, k1. (31) Row 6 - (k3, m1) 10 times, k1. (41) Row 8 - (k4, m1) 10 times, k1. (51) Row 10 - (k5, m1) 10 times, k1. (61) Row 12 - (k6, m1) 10 times, k1. (71) Rows 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 & 24 - k. (71) Row 26 - (k5, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (61) Row 28 - (k4, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (51) Row 30 - (k3, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (41) Row 32 - (k2, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (31) Row 34 - (k1, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (21) Row 36 - (k2tog) 10 times, k1. (11) Leaving a long yarn tail, weave the tail through the last 11 loops on the needle and pull to close. Sew up the side seam and stuff the pumpkin. Weave the yarn tail through the 11 cast on stitches and pull to close the opening. Take the yarn up the side of the pumpkin and down through the centre from the top to the bottom, pull tight and repeat around the pumpkin another 5 times, making 6 wedges. Secure the end. Stalk - Using Caramel yarn Cast on 7 stsRow 1 - kRow 2 - pCast off, and sew onto the top centre of your pumpkin. Making up your Pumpkin Leaving a long yarn tail, weave the tail through the last 11 loops on the needle and pull to close. Sew up the side seam and stuff the pumpkin. Weave the yarn tail through the 11 cast on stitches and pull to close the opening. Take the yarn up the side of the pumpkin and down through the centre from the top to the bottom, pull tight and repeat around the pumpkin another 5 times, making 6 wedges. Secure all ends and add the stalk. CopyrightPlease note that all knitting & crochet patterns published by Peach.Unicorn Designs are protected by UK copyright law. Reproduction or distribution of this pattern is strictly prohibited unless specially authorised. This includes any form of reproduction on the Internet, posting, scanning, photocopying or emailing. Derivative works created using this pattern are also strictly prohibited by copyright law.Purchasers may not resell, redistribute or translate the pattern into another language for reselling. Permission is granted to print patterns for personal use only and also for finished goods to be sold,but with the condition that the pattern is credited back to Peach.Unicorn Designs. www.PeachUnicornDesigns.com
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Crochet the coziest autumnal pillow of your dreams with this pumpkin pillow pattern! Crocheted with super bulky weight yarn, this pillow can be made in just a few days for a quick and easy way to bring a little autumnal...Read More
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October is here, meaning it's officially pumpkin season! I thought it would be fun to get into the spirit and make some Autumnal themed decorations, so I set to work with my needles and came up with three knitted pumpkin designs. I used less than 25g of leftover double knit yarn to make the three pumpkins, so they are a great thrifty make and they make lovely stand alone decorations on a mantle piece or as part of an Autumn wreath. Happy Autumn and happy making! A note on the pumpkin sizes... The small pumpkin measures approx 2.5cm high, 4cm circumference,36sts x 10 rows The medium rib pumpkin measures approx 3.5cm high, 7cm circumference, 36stitches x 15 rows The large stocking stitch pumpkin measures approx 4.5cm high, 9.5cm circumfernce, 36stitches x 20 rows I used 3.25mm needles and double knit yarn. I haven't specified a tension, so your pumpkins may come up slightly larger or smaller than mine, but they will still be very cute! The most important thing is that the stuffing can't be seen through the knit when you stuff the pumpkins- if you think it's looking a bit loose, go down a needle size 1) You will need Approx 25g double knitting yarn (I used Stylecraft Special DK in shade 1711 Spice), Small amount of green double knitting yarn (I used some from my stash), Small amount of toy stuffing, knitter's sewing up needle, Scissors, Pair of 3.25mm knitting needles 2) To make the large (I say large, but it's pretty small really!) stocking stitch pumpkin, cast on 36 stitches and work in stocking stitch (Row 1= knit, Row 2= purl) for 20 rows. Do not cast off 3) Allowing a 30cm tail (for sewing up), thread your working yarn onto the sewing up needle and thread through all of the stitches on the needle. You can remove the stitches from the needle if you prefer, but I find it easier to do this when the stitches are held on the needle 4) When all the stitches have been threaded, remove the stitches from the needle and gather up tightly, as if you were making a hat 5) Fasten off securely, keeping the needle and yarn still attached. With right side facing, sew down the side seam of the pumpkin using mattress stitch. Alternatively, if you prefer, you could turn the piece inside out and stitch the side seam with a running stitch 6) Once the side seam is sewn up, with the needle and yarn still attached, sew a running stitch all the way around the inside bottom edge of the pumpkin. Pull the yarn to draw together slightly 7) Use toy stuffing to firmly stuff the pumpkin 8) Once the pumpkin is completely stuffed and you're happy with its shape, draw the thread up tightly to gather the top and fasten off securely 9) Now to knit the stalk! The stalk is basically a knitted i-cord, which is most commonly knitted using double pointed needles (DPNS) . To knit the stalk in this way using DPNS, first cast on 5 stitches using the green DK yarn. Knit 1 row. Slide the work along to the other end of the needle and knit the next row. The working yarn will be on the left side of the work, but draw it across the back of the work and use it as normal. Knit 5 rows in this way, then cast off. However, if you don't have DPNS, it is possible to knit an i-cord on single pointed needles. Here's how... * Cast on 5 stitches * Knit 1 row * Slide the stitches from the right needle onto the left needle * The working yarn will be to the left side of the work. Simply draw the yarn to the right across the back of the work. Continue working in the way described above until the i-cord measures the desired length * Fasten off the top piece of yarn and weave in the end. Leave a long piece of yarn attached to the bottom of the i-cord, to use to sew onto the pumpkin The i-cord I used for the stalks on my pumpkins was 5 stitches wide by 5 rows long, but you could adjust the size accordingly, just keeping checking the length of the knitted stalk against the pumpkins as you knit 10) Sew the stalk onto the centre top of the pumpkin So that was the pattern for a basic pumpkin, but you could also try a couple of variation! * Create a "rustic pumpkin" by knitting the basic stocking stitch pumpkin to your desired size and then stuffing it. Instead of fastening off the yarn once you have drawn up the bottom of the pumkin securely, instead, thread the yarn tail onto a needle and draw the yarn up directly through thecentre of the pumpkin and pull the thread through the top. * Follow the lines of stitches and draw the yarn once again through the bottom of the pumpkin and out through the top, to create an authentic textured pumpkin effect! Fasten the yarn securely on the underside once you have achieved the desired effect. Sew on the stalk * To create a ribbed pumpkin, cast on 36 stitches in orange double knit and work 15 rows in 2x2 rib (Row 1= knit2, purl 2, Row 2= purl2, knit 2). Finish as for the stocking stitch pumpkin That's really all there is to it to make some simple but effective Autumnal decorations. If you knit some pumpkins, please share your photos in the comments! Enjoy!
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"For man, autumn is a time of harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad." Edwin Way Teale Since all my holiday decor is still being held wasp-age in the storage building I whipped up a few things to get in the fast approaching holiday mood and wanted to share the how-to with you. I used rich neutral tones of fabrics for my projects but you can use traditional colors, funky prints, or whatever plumps your pumpkin.I have provided you with step-by-step photographed instructions, printable patterns, and material lists for a variety of sizes of fabric pumpkins, pumpkin place card holders, fabric acorns, and paper skeleton leaves. Enjoy! FABRIC PUMPKIN TUTORIAL PETITE PUMPKIN and PUMPKIN PLACE CARD HOLDER Materials you will need: • Fabric for pumpkin • Lace for leaves • Thread –sewing thread to match fabric and upholstery thread • Upholstery needle (6 in. needle) • Stuffing (polyester) • Twig for stem • Craft glue and a Scissor Print and save patterns for all three tutorials: Instructions: 1. Print out pumpkin pattern. Trace pumpkin pattern onto fabric and cut out 5 petite pumpkin pieces (for 3 in. diameter and 1 ½ in. tall) from fabric for mini pumpkin place card holder or 6 pieces for a slightly larger petite pumpkin (4 in. diameter and 1 ½ in. tall). 2. Beginning and ending ¼ in. from each end sew two pumpkin pieces together along 1 edge. Be sure to pin right sides together matching raw edges and use a ¼ in seam allowance throughout. 3. Beginning and ending ¼ in. from each end sew a third pumpkin piece to remaining raw edge of second pumpkin piece. Repeat to attach remaining pumpkin pieces leaving and opening for turning in the center of the last seam. 4. Clip seams on curved areas to ease fabric being careful not to clip your stitching. Turn pumpkin right side out. Stuff pumpkin with polyester stuffing and neatly hand stitch stuffing opening closed. 5. Thread upholstery needle with a double length of upholstery thread and make a triple knot in the end. Draw the needle up through the center bottom of the pumpkin exiting through the top center of the pumpkin. Line the upholstery thread on the seam and gently tug thread to pouf pumpkin. Repeat process over all seams plumping the pumpkin into shape. Tie off a knot, clip thread, and add a dot of glue to secure. 6. Apply glue to center top dimple of pumpkin and place in twig. Allow glue to set before embellishing your pumpkin. 7. Use a snippet of lace to create a “leaf” for your pumpkin then embellish as you so desire. *To give your pumpkin a frost kissed look, lightly dab matte gel medium at random across the lace leaf and pumpkin top, dust with Martha Stewart Crystal Fine Glitter. *To use small five panel pumpkin for a place card holder, twirl a piece of 20 gauge copper wire into a loose swirling circle leaving about a 1 ½ inch straight piece. Glue straight piece to stem then further secure with a ribbon tie. NOTE: I have provided you with bonus patterns for a large (9 in. in diameter and 6 in. tall) and medium (6 in. in diameter and 3 in. tall) sized pumpkins. Use the same directions as above to create these larger versions. FABRIC ACORNS Materials you will need: *Small fabric scraps *Needle and Thread *Polyester Stuffing *Acorn Caps gathered from nature *Hot Glue *Scissor *Yo-yo Maker - small size (optional) I learned how to make these adorable acorns several years ago from Cindy of Cindy Is Crafty. These are fast easy and awesome accent for your holiday table. If you do not have a Yo-yo Maker I have provided a pattern for you to use but you may need to adjust the size of the circle to fit your acorn caps. Instructions: 1. If using Yo-yo Maker, simply follow manufacturer’s instructions for gathering the circle of fabric. If using the provided pattern, cut out circle of fabric. 2. Fold edge of fabric towards the inside of the circle like making a little hem, approx. ¼ inch and hand stitch a loose stitch all the way around the circle. Pull thread to gather the circle into a little pouch, fill with stuffing and draw opening closed, knot thread and clip away excess.Place a dab of hot glue into acorn cap and insert gathered end of fabric acorn. SKELETON LEAVES While on a recent walk I kept noticing the scattered leaves that had fallen and dried to a crisp brown color, many of which had little portions of the leaf matter gone and all that was left were these lacy little skeletons. Gathering up a few I brought them into the studio and dropped them into a specimen tray where I have been collecting nature finds. They inspired me to recreate them in a paper version. Materials you will need: *Paper of your choice *Tulle *Gold metallic tissue paper *Water *Paint brush *Matte Gel Medium or Wall Paper Paste *Brown Ink Pad *Cosmetic Wedge *Pencil *Scissor Instructions: 1. Print out oak leaf pattern onto card stock and cut it out. 2. With a pencil, trace as many leaf patterns as will fit on your choice of paper. 3. Choose a place on each leaf where the “skeleton” will show through, with a dab of water on the paint brush, brush water on that spot letting it soak into the paper to soften it. 4. Gently push your finger through the damp area to create a hole and tear away a small bit of paper being sure to stay within the outlines of the leaf. Repeat for each leaf varying the torn away area. Allow paper to dry.5. Cut small squares of tulle to fit over holes, leaving a little extra to adhere to the back of the paper. 6. Turn paper over to back side and brush glue around the edges of each hole, apply tulle in over the hole and brush additional glue over tulle edges, allow to dry. 7. Still working on the back side of your paper tear pieces of gold metallic tissue paper and collage the entire back surface being sure metallic side is up and leaving the open tulle areas uncovered. To do this simply brush small sections with matte gel medium or wall paper paste, lay a piece of tissue on the glue and gently brush over it with additional glue. Note that the tissue paper will soften quickly, may wrinkle or tear easily, don’t worry over any tears simply place a small piece over the tear and keep going. In this case, wrinkles are welcome! Allow to dry. I call this poor mans gold leaf. This gives the back of your leaf a finished look, it sandwiches the tulle, and it stabilizes the base paper to give it some thickness for creasing. Once dry cut out leaf shapes. 8. Lay leaf flat on a piece of paper and dab cosmetic sponge in brown ink pad then dab ink around leaf edges and over tulle area and along the edges of the hole, allow ink to dry. 9. Gently crease your leaf down the center, folding right sides together. Repeat for some of the leaf tips to give dimension to them. Arrange your pumpkins, scatter your skeleton leaves, drop a few acorns, set the table, put out a few place cards and have yourself an autumnal feast! Blessings, Miss Sandy
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This listing is a pattern for three sizes of crochet pumpkins with ears and a top decoration, it is not the finished product. This is an instant download. This is a beginner-friendly pattern. The pattern includes written instructions and pictures. It is written in US terms. This is a perfect fall gift to bring for holiday gatherings or to decorate your house! Requires: One skien of worsted weight yarn in two colors I use Hobby Lobby “I love this yarn” in the color Burnt Orange and Grey Size G and H crochet hook Tapestry needle Scissors Polyfil stuffing pumpkin sizes: (can be smaller or larger by varying the yarn and hook size) Large: about 6inches tall with stem and 6.5 inches wide Medium: about 5inches tall with stem and 5 inches wide Small: about 4 inches tall with stem and 4.5 inches wide Please contact me if you have any questions. I will not accept returns but would be happy to help you work through the pattern.
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PEACH UNICORN DESIGNS Join the spooky season celebrations this Autumn with this Free, Small Knitted Halloween Pumpkin Pattern! Ideal for those who are just starting out in knitting, this easy-to-follow beginner knitting pattern is worked up flat and uses straight knitting needles, so you can knit up a cute and charming amigurumi pumpkin in no time! Perfect for adding a touch of ghoulishness to your next Halloween decorating project, this spooky pumpkin sits perfectly in your hand and will look great on your windowsill, on your Halloween dinner table or you can even use at fayres, parties and fundraising events. And best of all, you don't need to be a knitting expert to make it. So if you're looking for a fun and festive way to get knitting this Halloween season, this simple and easy small knitted pumpkin pattern is the perfect project. Go grab your knitting needles and get started on your hauntingly beautiful masterpiece today! Feel free to ask any questions or show us your pumpkins, you can comment below, send an email or find us on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest! We would love to hear from you. Happy Halloween! Materials Needed * Scheepjes Catona Cotton 4-ply cotton yarn 2 x 10g Ball of Rich Coral #410 1 x 10g Ball of Caramel #506 (Or a scrap of brown for stalk) * 3mm Knitting Needles (US3.25) (UK11)* Tapestry Needle* Toy Stuffing Please note: the External links in the “materials” sections are affiliate links to a very respected and reliable UK yarn seller, who delivers worldwide. This yarn is also available through this US YARN store, but in 25g balls instead 10g balls Stitch Directory Click on the stitch for a video k - Knit p - Purlm1 - Make one Stitch by picking up a new stitch between stitches k2tog - knit next 2 stitches together( ) - repeat instructions within the brackets, the number of times specified. Pattern Notes * Tension Gauge - 26 Sts x 36 Rows = 4 x 4 inches (10 x 10 cm)* Finished Pumpkin size - 9cm round by 4cm high. (3.5 x 1.5 inches)* Pattern is suitable for a beginner.* Knitted pumpkin is worked up flat. If you want the free printable PDF pattern you will need to complete checkout. If your cart totals £0.00 you will NOT need to give payment details only your name and the email address you want the pattern sent to. Main Knitted Pumpkin Pattern Pumpkin - Using Rich Coral Cast on 11sts Row 1 and ALL ODD rows - p Row 2 - (k1, m1) 10 times, k1. (21) Row 4 - (k2, m1) 10 times, k1. (31) Row 6 - (k3, m1) 10 times, k1. (41) Row 8 - (k4, m1) 10 times, k1. (51) Row 10 - (k5, m1) 10 times, k1. (61) Row 12 - (k6, m1) 10 times, k1. (71) Rows 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 & 24 - k. (71) Row 26 - (k5, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (61) Row 28 - (k4, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (51) Row 30 - (k3, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (41) Row 32 - (k2, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (31) Row 34 - (k1, k2tog) 10 times, k1. (21) Row 36 - (k2tog) 10 times, k1. (11) Leaving a long yarn tail, weave the tail through the last 11 loops on the needle and pull to close. Sew up the side seam and stuff the pumpkin. Weave the yarn tail through the 11 cast on stitches and pull to close the opening. Take the yarn up the side of the pumpkin and down through the centre from the top to the bottom, pull tight and repeat around the pumpkin another 5 times, making 6 wedges. Secure the end. Stalk - Using Caramel yarn Cast on 7 stsRow 1 - kRow 2 - pCast off, and sew onto the top centre of your pumpkin. Making up your Pumpkin Leaving a long yarn tail, weave the tail through the last 11 loops on the needle and pull to close. Sew up the side seam and stuff the pumpkin. Weave the yarn tail through the 11 cast on stitches and pull to close the opening. Take the yarn up the side of the pumpkin and down through the centre from the top to the bottom, pull tight and repeat around the pumpkin another 5 times, making 6 wedges. Secure all ends and add the stalk. CopyrightPlease note that all knitting & crochet patterns published by Peach.Unicorn Designs are protected by UK copyright law. Reproduction or distribution of this pattern is strictly prohibited unless specially authorised. This includes any form of reproduction on the Internet, posting, scanning, photocopying or emailing. Derivative works created using this pattern are also strictly prohibited by copyright law.Purchasers may not resell, redistribute or translate the pattern into another language for reselling. Permission is granted to print patterns for personal use only and also for finished goods to be sold,but with the condition that the pattern is credited back to Peach.Unicorn Designs. www.PeachUnicornDesigns.com
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