DIFFICULTY LEVEL FARMHOUSE

Easy
SIZE
BOBBLE
Small (14"x4"), Medium
PUMPKINS
Hygge Crochet Co.
(23"x5"), Large (29"x6")
TERMS USED This easy crochet bobble pumpkin pattern is
CH: Chain great for Halloween and Thanksgiving! Create
BLO: Back Loop Only the perfect fall centerpiece to add that cozy
HDC: Half Double Crochet farmhouse feeling to any space.

SL: Slip Stitch NOTES

ST: Stitch This pattern consists of a basic rectangle which

BS: Bobble Stitch is then joined together and cinched in on the

sides. The bobble stitch used in this pattern is
YO: Yarn Over
the five double crochet bobble stitch.
PUL: Pull up loop
YOU WILL NEED
US 5/H-8 Hook
Optional: Cinnamon
Sticks, Twine
Scissors
100-350 yds Worsted
Weight 4 Yarn
Recommended: Big Twist
or Red Heart Worsted
Weight Yarn

GAUGE
20 CH = 5"

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 PATTERN
Large Pumpkin
R1: CH 41, leaving a long tail (approx. 2 ft.) for cinching the ends
together later.
R2: HDC BLO into each CH starting from the 2nd CH from the hook,
turn. (40 total)
R3-6: CH 1, HDC BLO into each ST for the entire row, turn.
R7: CH 3, BS into every other ST for the entire row, placing 1 SC in
between, turn. You should have 20 bobbles and 20 single crochets.

To complete the Bobble Stitch: [YO, insert hook into the next ST,
PUL, YO & draw through 2 loops] X5. You should have 6 loops on
the hook now. Next, YO & draw through all 6 loops. Tighten the
stitch down by pulling gently on the yarn. Place 1 SC in the ST
between each bobble.
R8-12: CH 1, HDC BLO into each ST for the entire row, turn. (40 total)
R13: Repeat R7
R14-66: Repeat R8-12 & R13 until you have a total of 66 rows or the
rectangle reaches approx. 23 in. You should have 11 sections of 5 rows
BLO HDC with 11 single rows of BS in between them. Tie off.

Joining the Sides: Fold the rectangle in half, meeting the 1st row of HDC
with the last row of BS. SL each front loop of the bobble row with each
loop of the original chain. Tie off, leaving a long tail (approx. 2 ft.).

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Cinching the Ends: Now, to form the round shape of the pumpkin, we
will cinch together the top and bottom. Picking up the tail that was left
on our original chain in the beginning, attach your tapestry needle and,
skipping every 2-3 loops, weave the yarn through the edge and pull to
close. Tie off and weave in any ends.
Stuff your pumpkin with polyester filling before repeating this process on
the other side. Don't forget to leave a small opening if you choose to
add a cinnamon stick for the stem!

Finally, taking an extra length of yarn or twine, tie tightly around the
entirety of the pumpkin several times to create the distinct sections and
add the bow around the stem!

Medium Pumpkin
R1: CH 31, leaving a long tail (approx. 2 ft.) for cinching the ends
together later.
R2: HDC BLO into each CH starting from the 2nd CH from the hook,
turn. (30 total)
R3-6: CH 1, HDC BLO into each ST for the entire row, turn. (30 total)
R7: CH 3, BS into every other ST for the entire row, placing 1 SC in
between, turn. You should have 15 bobbles and 15 single crochets.
To complete the Bobble Stitch: [YO, insert hook into the next ST, PUL,
YO & draw through 2 loops] X5. You should have 6 loops on the hook
now. Next, YO & draw through all 6 loops. Tighten the stitch down by
pulling gently on the yarn. Place 1 SC in the ST between each bobble.

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R8-12: CH 1, HDC BLO into each ST starting in the 2nd ST from the hook,
turn. (30 total)
R13: Repeat R7
R14-48: Repeat R8-12 & R13 until you have total of 48 rows or the
rectangle reaches approx. 18 in. You should have 8 sections of 5 rows
BLO HDC with 8 single rows of BS in between them. Tie off.

Joining the Sides: Fold the rectangle in half, meeting the 1st row of HDC
with the last row of BS. SL each front loop of the bobble row with each
loop of the original chain. Tie off, leaving a long tail (approx. 2 ft.).

Cinching the Ends: Now, to form the round shape of the pumpkin, we
will cinch together the top and bottom. Picking up the tail that was left
on our original chain in the beginning, attach your tapestry needle and,
skipping every 2-3 loops, weave the yarn through the edge and pull to
close. Tie off and weave in any ends.
Stuff your pumpkin with polyester filling before repeating this process on
the other side. Don't forget to leave a small opening if you choose to
add a cinnamon stick for the stem!

Finally, taking an extra length of yarn or twine, tie tightly around the
entirety of the pumpkin several times to create the distinct sections and
add the bow around the stem!

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Small Pumpkin
R1: CH 21, leaving a long tail (approx. 2 ft.) for cinching the ends
together later.
R2: HDC BLO into each CH starting from the 2nd CH from the hook,
turn. (20 total)
R3-6: CH 1, HDC BLO into each ST staring in the 2nd ST from the hook,
turn. (20 total)
R7: CH 3, BS into every other ST for the entire row, placing 1 SC in
between, turn. You should have 10 bobbles and 10 single crochets.
To complete the Bobble Stitch: [YO, insert hook into the next ST, PUL,
YO & draw through 2 loops] X5. You should have 6 loops on the hook
now. Next, YO & draw through all 6 loops. Tighten the stitch down by
pulling gently on the yarn. Place 1 SC in the ST between each bobble.
R8-12: CH 1, HDC BLO into each ST for the entire row, turn. (20 total)
R13: Repeat R7
R14-36: Repeat R8-12 & R13 until you have a total of 36 rows or the
rectangle reaches approx. 13 in. You should have 6 sections of 5 rows
BLO HDC with 6 single rows of BS in between them. Tie off.

Joining the Sides: Fold the rectangle in half, meeting the 1st row of HDC
with the last row of BS. SL each front loop of the bobble row with each
loop of the original chain. Tie off, leaving a long tail (approx. 2 ft.).

©HyggeCrochetCo.
Cinching the Ends: Now, to form the round shape of the pumpkin, we
will cinch together the top and bottom. Picking up the tail that was left
on our original chain in the beginning, attach your tapestry needle and,
skipping every 2-3 loops, weave the yarn through the edge and pull to
close. Tie off and weave in any ends.
Stuff your pumpkin with polyester filling before repeating this process on
the other side. Don't forget to leave a small opening if you choose to
add a cinnamon stick for the stem!

Finally, taking an extra length of yarn or twine, tie tightly around the
entirety of the pumpkin several times to create the distinct sections and
add the bow around the stem!

©HyggeCrochetCo.
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