Amigurumi Pumpkin Free Crochet Pattern -

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Our new free amigurumi crochet pattern Pumpkin.

Here is our pattern;

Herringbone Single Crochet

Note: when the pattern states, right side [RS], place your hook from front to back.
When the pattern states, wrong side [WS], place your hook from back to front.
R1: [RS] Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc across the row, turn.Step-by-step pictures below.
Make a slip knot and chain desired amount of stitchesI chained 15 for this example swatch.
Working into the back bumps only
sc into the 2nd chain ‘back bump’ from the hook Notice the previous stitch’s vertical bar.
Insert hook under the ‘vertical bar’ of the previous stitch
Then into the next back bump
Yarn over and pull up a loop (pull the loop to the height of the previous stitch)
Yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook (first hsc complete)Notice the previous stitch’s vertical bar.
For the next hsc, insert hook under the ‘vertical bar’ of the previous stitch
Then into the next back bump
Yarn over and pull up a loop (pull the loop to the height of the previous stitch)
Yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook
Continue hsc across the rowThis is considered the right side of the stitch – shows the herringbone design.
Turn your work
R2: [WS] Chain 1, (working from back to front) sc into the first stitch, hsc across the row, turn.Step-by-step pictures below.
Chain 1
Insert your hook into the first stitch from back to frontMove your working yarn to the front.
Yarn over and pull up a loop (pull the loop to the height of the previous stitch)This part feels a bit odd, as you pull the yarn through, the crochet hook will turn. Please watch the video tutorial if you need more help.
Yarn over and pull through two loops on the hook, completing a single crochet
Rotate the swatch so the top of the “V’s” are facing you and the wrong side is facing up.Notice the previous stitch’s vertical bar.
Insert hook under the ‘vertical bar’ of the previous stitch
Then into the next stitch from back to front
Yarn over and pull up a loop (pull the loop to the height of the previous stitch)The hook will turn as you pull the yarn through.
Yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook (first hsc complete)
For the next hsc, rotate the swatch again.Notice the previous stitch’s vertical bar.
Insert hook under the ‘vertical bar’ of the previous stitch
Then into the next stitch from back to front
Yarn over and pull up a loop (pull the loop to the height of the previous stitch)The hook will turn as you pull the yarn through.
Yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook
Continue hsc across the row.This is considered the wrong side of the stitch – it has ridges
Turn your work
R3: [RS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, hsc across the row, turn.Step-by-step pictures below.
Chain 1
Single crochet into the first stitch.Notice the previous stitch’s vertical bar.
Insert hook under the ‘vertical bar’ of the previous stitch
Then into the next stitch
Yarn over and pull up a loop (pull the loop to the height of the previous stitch)
Yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook (first hsc complete)
Continue hsc across the rowThis is considered the right side of the stitch – shows the herringbone design.
Turn your work
Continue by repeating R2 and R3 until you get to the desired length.
Right SideThe side with the herringbone design.
Wrong sideThe side with the ridges.

Small Pumkin

Using a E hook

Make a slip knot leaving about a 12 inch tail. Chain 18
R1: Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc in the next 16 sts, turn {17 sts}
R2: [WS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, then hsc in the next 16 sts, turn {17 sts}Working from back to front
R3: [RS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, then hsc in the next 16 sts, turn {17 sts}Working from front to back
R4-18: Repeat R2 and R3You’ll be ending with a R2 which is [WS] from back to front
Fasten off and leave a long tail, about 15 inches long.
Head over to the ‘Close Pumpkin’ tab.

Medium Pumpkin

Using a 7/4.5 hookPlease go to the ‘Herringbone Single Crochet’ tab for step-by-step pictures or watch the video tutorial.
Make a slip knot, leaving about a 12 inch tail, and chain 24
R1: Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc in the next 22 sts, turn {23 sts}
R2: [WS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, then hsc in the next 22 sts, turn {23 sts}Working from back to front
R3: [RS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, then hsc in the next 22 sts, turn {23 sts}Working from front to back
R4-24: Repeat R2 and R3You’ll be ending with a R2 which is [WS] from back to front
Fasten off and leave a long tail, about 15 inches long.
Head over to the ‘Close Pumpkin’ tab.

Large Pumpkin

Using an H hookPlease go to the ‘Herringbone Single Crochet’ tab for step-by-step pictures or watch the video tutorial.
Make a slip knot, leaving about a 15 inch tail, and chain 30
R1: Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc in the next 28 sts, turn {29 sts}
R2: [WS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, then hsc in the next 28 sts, turn {29 sts}Working from back to front
R3: [RS] Chain 1, sc into the first stitch, then hsc in the next 28 sts, turn {29 sts}Working from front to back
R4-30: Repeat R2 and R3.You’ll be ending with a R2 which is [WS] from back to front
Fasten off and leave a long tail, about 20 inches long.
Head over to the ‘Close Pumpkin’ tab.

Close Pumpkin

Use this technique for all pumpkin sizes.
Fold the piece in half with the herringbone design facing you. Thread the shorter tail into a yarn needle.
Align the ends and begin to whipstitch. Thread the needle into the first stitch.
Then thread your needle into the first stitch on the other side of the piece.
Move over one stitch and continue the whipstitch.
Whipstitch down the row and weave in the end.
Thread the yarn needle through the other yarn tail and complete a running stitch. Insert the needle out through a stitch.
And then in through a stitch. Continuing that pattern until you reach the end.
Cinch the running stitch closed.
Stuff the pumpkin.
Thread the needle up through the pumpkin.
Begin to make another running stitch. Insert a yarn needle out through a stitch.
And then in through a stitch. Continuing that pattern until you reach the end.
Cinch the running stitch closed.
Insert the yarn needle down the top center reaching through to the bottom center.
Re-insert your needle through the bottom center and pull through to the top again. Each time you do this, move the yarn needle over slightly to grab a bit a yarn near the middle.
Pull taut to bring the middle together. This will give the pumpkin some shape.
Make a knot on the bottom of the pumpkin to secure and finish off by weav

Stems and Assembly

Small Stem
Using a D hook
Make a slip knot, leaving about a 4 inch tail, and chain 13
R1: Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc in the next 11 sts, turn {12 sts}
Fasten off and leave about a 4 inch tail.Scroll down to see how to attach the stem.
Medium Stem
Using a G hook
Make a slip knot, leaving about a 4 inch tail, and chain 15
R1: Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc in the next 13 sts, turn {14 sts}
Fasten off and leave about a 4 inch tail.Scroll down to see how to attach the stem.
Large Stem
Using a 7/4.5 hook
Make a slip knot, leaving about a 4 inch tail, and chain 17
R1: Working into the back bumps of the chain, sc into the 2nd chain from the hook, hsc in the next 15 sts, turn {16 sts}
Fasten off and leave about a 4 inch tail.
Fold the stem in half. Thread an end into a yarn needle and weave the yarn tail through to the other side.
Repeat with the second tail.Do not go into the same stitch.
Weave one of the ends near the middle of the pumpkin.
Make a double knot with the two ends.
Weave in both ends.
Enjoy your pumpkins!
Decorate the whole house!
Perfect for gift giving and markets!

Amigurumi Pumpkin Free Crochet Pattern