Christmas Dinner Crochet Patterns
Our 5 Gorgeous Christmas Dinner amigurumi decorations by Cottontail & Whiskers. Crocheting these delicious eyefulls is easier using our clearly written amigurumi pattern photo tutorial with how-to guide notes. Fill your hooks with our Turkey Leg, Pigs in Blankets, Carrot, Parsnip and Brussel Sprout crochet patterns.
If you just can’t get enough crochet food around yourself, you can buy both Christmas Feast crochet patterns as a BUNDLE (with discount!).
Born in Scotland, written in English, terms in US American
Did you Know?
During Roman times Emperor Tiberius accepted parsnips as part of the tribute from the people of what is now Germany. The French and British colonists introduced parsnips to the North American continent. Before the cultivation of sugar beets and cane sugar, parsnips were used as sweetener.
source: canr.msu.edu
Christmas Dinner Crochet Patterns
Finished size
- 6 – 12 cm (3 – 6 inches)
Skill level
- Beginner
Skills required
- rounds (rnd)
- single crochet (sc/dc)
- slip stitch (slst)
- half double crochet (hdc)
- half double crochet increase (hdc inc)
- half double crochet decrease (hdc dec)
Materials
This pattern can be used with any weight yarn, just use the hook recommended on the ball band
To get the sizes I’ve made, use an aran weight yarn (worsted weight), and a DK weight yarn (8 ply) all the amounts mentioned are for these weight yarns.
- orange aran yarn – 10 g
- green aran – 10 g
- cream aran – 15 g
- brown aran – 10 g
- burgundy aran – 10 g
- yellow aran – 15 g
- black DK yarn – scraps
- beige DK yarn – scraps
- green DK yarn – scraps
- brown DK yarn – scraps
- 8 mm black safety eyes x 2 (each)
- 1 mm cord
- 1 cm metal jingle bells (optional)
- Stuffing
Equipment
- Crochet hook – 3.5 mm
- Crochet hook – 4.0 mm
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Stitch marker
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