Crochet Mushroom Pattern Free

Embrace the enchanting spirit of autumn with my latest crochet creation: Crochet Mushroom Pattern Free. This free amigurumi pattern is tailor-made for beginners, offering a delightful way to usher in the cozy season.

With just a few simple stitches, you can bring to life an adorable amigurumi mushroom that captures the essence of fall. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting your crafting journey, this project is perfect for you.

Plus, stay tuned because I’ll show you how to combine it with my Snail pattern to craft a whimsical snail carrying a crochet mushroom, making it a must-have addition to your autumn decor. Let’s grab our hooks and fall in love with the art of crocheting!

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Crochet Mushroom Pattern Free

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In this free pattern, I’ll guide you through creating an adorable mushroom that’s perfect for beginners.

Abbreviation

• MR: Magic ring/ Magic circle
• Ch: Chain stitch
• Sc: Single crochet stitch
• Inc: Single crochet increase stitch
• Dec: Single crochet decrease stitch
• BLO: Back loop only
• FLO: Front loop only
• Dc: Double crochet stitch
• Slst: Slip stitch
• […]* X: Repeat instructions X times
• (…): Number of stitches of each round
• {…}: Work instructions within brackets into the same stitch

Useful articles for beginners:

• How to change yarn in crochet amigurumi
• How to fasten off
• How to weave in crochet ends
• Crochet amigurumi courses for beginners

Recommended easy pattern to crochet for beginners. You might need to check out my basic crochet stitches tutorial.

Let’s get started on this delightful fall project!

Part 1

Use red yarn

• 1: 6 sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6 inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc] * 6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2 sc] * 6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3 sc] * 6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4 sc] * 6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5 sc] * 6 (42)
• 8-10 (3 rounds): 42 sc (42)

Fasten off.

Part 2

Use cream yarn

• 1: 7 sc into MR (7)
• 2: 7 inc (14)
• 3: [inc, sc] * 7 (21)
• 4: [inc, 2 sc] *7 (28)
• 5: [inc, 3 sc] * 7 (35)
• 6: [inc, 4 sc] * 7 (42)
• 7-8 ( 2 rounds): 42 sc (42)
• 9: [inc, 6 sc] * 6 (48)
• 10-11 (2 rounds): 48 sc (48)
• 12: [dec, 14 sc] *3 (45)
• 13: 7 sc, [dec, 13 sc] * 2, 6 sc (42)
• 14: [dec, 12 sc] * 3 (39)
• 15: 6 sc, [dec, 11 sc] * 2, 5 sc (36)
• 16: [dec, 10 sc] * 3 (33)
• 17: 5 sc, [dec, 9 sc] * 2, 4 sc (30)
• 18: [dec, 3 sc] * 6 (24)
• 19-20 (2 rounds): 24 sc (24)

Start stuffing.

• 21: [dec, 2 sc] * 6 (18)
• 22-24 ( 3 rounds): 18 sc (18)
• 25: inc, 2 sc, inc, 4 sc, dec, 2 sc, dec, 4 sc (18)
• 26: 18 sc (18)
• 27: 3 sc, inc, 5 sc, dec, 2 sc, dec, 3 sc (17)
• 28: 3 sc, 2 inc, 4 sc, 3 dec, 2 sc (16)
• 29: 16 inc (32)
• 30: [2 sc, inc] * 10, 2 sc (42)
• 31: 42 sc (42)

Round 32 will work into BLO of part 1 and both loops of part 2

• 32: 42 slst (42)

Turn your work upside down, round 33 will work into FLO of part 1 

• 33: [{ch 3, dc}, slst] * 42 – stuff firmly before close.

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Part 3 (spot x4)

Use cream yarn

• 1: 7 sc into MR (7)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.

ASSEMBLY

• Sew part 3 random on part 1
• Use green yarn to embroider some grasses on part 2.

I hope you’ve enjoyed crafting this easy and charming crochet mushroom for the autumn season. The possibilities are endless with this little creation. Don’t forget to share your creations with the hashtag #Lennutas on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube, so we can all admire your talent!

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