St. Patrick’s Day is almost here, and whether you want to crochet amigurumi, clothes, or home decor, there’s a free pattern for everyone in this round-up!
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1. Clover Appliques
Here’s a pattern for a simple three-leaf clover and a simple four-leaf clover that you can use in so many ways this Saint Patrick’s Day. Whether you want to use them as an applique on another project, or turn them into earrings or a brooch, the possibilities are endless. All you’ll need is worsted weight yarn and knowledge of basic stitches.
2. Shamrock and Lucky Clover Appliques
Here are some slightly more intricate three-leaf and four-leaf clovers that are also easy to make. The designer made hers with size 10 crochet thread, and they measure about 2 inches tall, but you can use any size of yarn. Plus, you only need to know simple stitches!
3. Crochet Shamrocks
These crochet shamrocks are so easy that you can make a bunch in a short amount of time. And it’s a great beginner project because you only need to know basic stitches and use worsted weight yarn.
4. Clover Embellishments
These clover embellishments are a fun pattern because they leave a bit of space open at the centers of the leaves. To make one, you will need a scrap amount of green yarn in whatever weight is your favorite, and knowledge of easy stitches.
5. Crochet Clover Shamrock
These crochet clovers are worked in the round and are quite quick and easy to make. The pattern takes the form of a video tutorial, so it’s great for visual learners.
6. Lacy Clover Pattern
This gorgeous lacy clover is a bit more intricate, so it’s a great pattern to try once you’ve crocheted some of the simpler clovers in this round-up. To achieve the lacy design, use crochet thread in any of your favorite colors.
7. Crochet Clover Afghan Square
Once you’ve mastered simple clovers, you can also make this shamrock granny square that features a clover applique. For this project, you will need three colors of worsted weight yarn and knowledge of simple stitches. This is a great pattern for learners of all types because it includes both a crochet chart and written instructions. And once you’ve made a bunch of granny squares, you can turn them into a cozy St. Patrick’s Day blanket!
8. Simply Lucky Clover Bookmark\
A bookmark is another fun clover-themed project, And this one should be quite simple as long as you know the basic crochet stitches and are comfortable working with cotton crochet thread.
9. Shamrock Crochet Coaster
This shamrock coaster is like a larger version of the appliques in this roundup. To make a set, you will need worsted weight yarn—make sure to choose 100% cotton so it’s safe for cold and hot drinks alike—and knowledge of simple stitches.
10. Four-leaf Clover
Now let’s move on to amigurumi, starting with this fun four-leaf clover. Don’t forget to grab the materials you’ll need for amigurumi projects, like fiberfill stuffing. For this clover specifically, you will also need green yarn in any weight, plus a corresponding hook.
11. Shamrock Amigurumi
These shamrock amigurumi are so cute with their little faces! And they’re super easy to make, especially because the pattern includes both written instructions and a video tutorial.
12. St Patrick’s Day Gnome
Gnomes are always a fun amigurumi project, and these Saint Patrick’s Day gnomes are no exception. I love how customizable the pattern is, and it’s pretty easy! Just make sure you have some worsted weight yarn and know how to do basic stitches plus the bobble stitch, which is explained in the pattern.
13. St. Patrick’s Day Gnome Amigurumi
Here’s another cute gnome, and I love how this one has little feet that make it look like it’s sitting down. Like the previous gnome, this one is made with worsted weight yarn and simple stitches. Just make sure you know how to work in the front loop only and the back loop only. And if you’ve never worked in the round, don’t worry—the pattern includes a link to a video tutorial for the magic circle.
14. St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun
Leprechauns are a classic part of Irish folklore, so it just makes sense to include an amigurumi leprechaun in this roundup. For this project, make sure you have your preferred weight of yarn in multiple colors and are comfortable with basic stitches and with sewing pieces together.
15. Funny Leprechaun
Here’s a cute little funny leprechaun with an adorable beard. To make one, grab some worsted weight yarn, safety eyes, and fiberfill stuffing. Then make sure you know the basic crochet stitches plus a few more complex stitches that are described in the pattern.
16. Leprechaun
Here’s another little leprechaun, and I love the way his beard sticks out from under his hat while his eyes remain hidden. It truly gives him a mischievous look. To make one, you will need either weight three or weight four yarn, and knowledge of basic crochet techniques.
17. St. Patrick’s Day Chapeau
If you want to avoid getting pinched this St. Patrick’s Day, it’s important to wear green, so let’s check out some fun green clothes and accessories, starting with this leprechaun top hat. This is a pretty easy project that’s made with worsted weight yarn and simple stitches, and you can choose to make either the small size or large size.
18. Leprechaun Top Hat
If you’re a visual learner, this is the pattern for you because it takes the form of a YouTube video tutorial. You can make the top hat in baby, child, or adult sizes, and you just need worsted weight yarn.
19. Crochet St. Patrick’s Day Hat
Here’s a fun St. Patrick’s Day beanie in case you live in a place where it’s still cold during March. To make this hat, you will need worsted weight yarn and knowledge of basic stitches. Then just choose whether to make the toddler, child, or adult size.
20. Irish Inspired Beret & Beanie Hat
Here’s a fun and festive beret that is made with worsted weight yarn. This pattern is a YouTube video, so it’s great for visual learners.
21. St. Patrick’s Day Choker
If you’re not into hats, maybe you’ll want to make this St Patrick’s Day choker! The accessory works up quickly and adds a subtle pop of green to your outfit. To make one, grab some number three crochet threat and make sure you know the basic crochet stitches.
22. Clover Dog Collar & Necklace for Humans
And humans aren’t the only ones who might want to dress up for the holiday—this pattern shows you how to make a clover necklace and also a matching collar for your dog. There are both written instructions and a video tutorial, so all types of learners will be able to follow this pattern.
23. Shamrock Tutu Dress
Last but not least in the clothing category is this adorable shamrock tutu dress. The dress can be made to fit newborns or 3 month olds, and to make one you will need worsted weight yarn for the bodice and tulle for the skirt. You will also need to learn the floating shamrock stitch, and the pattern links to a tutorial.
24. St. Patrick’s Day Crochet Cozy
Whether you prefer a cup of tea or something a little stronger for your St Patrick’s Day celebration, these cup cozies will keep your drink hot or cold. I love this rainbow cozy with its pot of gold at the end. To make one, you will need worsted weight yarn and knowledge of basic stitches.
25. Leprechaun Hat Jar Cozy
This leprechaun top hat cup cozy is so fun! Plus, it’s easy to make. You just need to know easy stitches and grab some green, black, and gold worsted weight yarn.
26. Leprechaun Hat Beer Cozy
Here’s another leprechaun hat cozy that perfectly fits beer or soda bottles. The pattern includes plenty of instructional photos, so it’s a good beginner project.
27. St. Patrick’s Day Wreath
And of course you might want to decorate your home for St. Patrick’s Day! Why not start with this rainbow pot of gold wreath to hang on your front door? To make one, you will need worsted weight yarn, a 12-inch Styrofoam wreath, knowledge of simple stitches, and knowledge of how to change yarn colors.
28. Crochet Clover Pots
Here are fun clover decorations that you can put in a pot just like a real plant. They’re made with worsted weight yarn and basic stitches, and you will also need little clay pots, floral foam, decorative grass (you could use short lengths of green yarn), and wire.
29. Crochet Pot of Gold
A super fun decoration is these crochet pots of gold, and kids are especially sure to like them if you fill them with golden butterscotch candies. You can also crochet gold coins to fill the pots. For this project, you will need worsted weight yarn. The pots should work up pretty quickly because they’re made with basic stitches.
30. Leprechaun Hat Blanket Square
This leprechaun hat granny square can be used as part of a St. Patrick’s Day themed blanket, or as part of a blanket calendar like the creator is making. For this project, you will need worsted weight yarn. The pattern takes the form of a video tutorial, so it’s great if you’re a visual learner.
31. Crochet Lucky Clover Throw
Here’s another blanket, this time featuring a lucky clover pattern. It would look amazing on your couch during the month of March! To make this blanket, you’ll crochet eighty-eight granny squares and seam them together—once you’ve made the first few granny squares, the rest will be super easy and meditative. This is a great project to work on while you’re listening to an audiobook or watching TV. Just grab some worsted weight yarn in green and white, and make sure you know basic stitches plus the long single crochet, which is explained in the pattern.
Which of these lucky Saint Patrick’s Day crochet projects will you be working on? Let us know in the comments!
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