Country Farm Crochet Pumpkins

Create this cute country farm crochet pumpkins!

With Summer coming to a close and Fall in the air, the season’s change brings with it thoughts of cider, donuts, cozy scarves and fuzzy blankets….and of course pumpkins!

I’m already excited and eager to decorate my home with everything Autumn. These cute country rustic crochet pumpkins will definitely add some seasonal cozy accents to your Fall decor!

This cute pumpkin pattern is easy to follow and written in 3 sizes!

Country Farm Pumpkins

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Materials:

• Medium worsted weight yarn- I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice and Loops & Threads Impeccable

• Size H, 5.00 mm crochet hook

 

• Blunt needle for sewing ends
• thin and thick stick pieces (I found some in our back woods, make sure they are dry and break easily into pieces about 2″ tall for the small pumpkin, 3″ tall for the medium pumpkin and 4″ tall for the large pumpkin)
• Stuffing

 

• Optional: Glue to secure the stick stem

Abbreviations:

ch: chain

hk: hook

st(s): stitches

hdc: half double crochet

BLO: back loops only

sl st- slip stitch

Small Pumpkin (measures 4″ wide by 2.5″ tall)

Ch 11

Row 1: Hdc in second ch from the hk and each st to the end (10).

Rows 2-14: Ch 2, hdc in the BLO in each st across (10).

Continue with the “construction” section.

Medium Pumpkin (measures 6″ wide by 3.5″ tall)

Ch 21

Row 1: Hdc in second ch from the hk and each st to the end (20).

Rows 2-20: Ch 2, hdc in the BLO in each st across (20).

Continue with the “construction” section.

Large Pumpkin (measures 9″ wide by 6.5″ tall)

Ch 31

Row 1: Hdc in second ch from the hk and each st to the end (30).

Rows 2-34: Ch 2, hdc in the BLO in each st across (30).

Continue with the “construction” section.

Construction:

Fold in half and sl st through booth loops across to end.

Fasten off leaving a long tail.

With your blunt needle, weave in and out around the base of the pumpkin and pull tight to close shut (tuck in the loose end so you don’t have to weave it in). Keep weaving in and out around the bottom to secure the base then pull blunt needle through the middle bottom of the pumpkin so the yarn is on the inside.

Fill with stuffing.

Weave your blunt needle in and out around the top of the pumpkin. As you pull to close shut, put your stick in the middle (you may have to push the stuffing a part a little in the middle to get the stick to sit in the middle) of the pumpkin and close tight. Weave in and out around the top of the stick to secure it (you may wish to add some glue at the top if you don’t want the stick to be pulled out. I did not use glue on mine as they will stay put).

You’re done! Make as many as you want for your pumpkin display!

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