Crochet Cute Corn-Shaped Pouch for Beginners and Enthusiasts

Crochet Cute Corn-Shaped Pouch for Beginners and Enthusiasts

🌽 Huggy Pouch (Corn) Crochet Pattern

🧵 Materials Used

  1. Yarn: Himalaya Dolphin Baby 100g/120m (100% polyester)
    • Yellow (for corn)
    • Dark Green (for husk)
  2. Crochet Hook Size: 4mm
  3. Safety Eyes: 6mm or 8mm
  4. Yarn Needle
  5. Black cotton yarn for the mouth embroidery.
  6. Scissors
  7. Stitch Marker
  8. Button (for the closure)
  9. Fabric Ribbon (for the loop)
  10. Key Ring

🔑 Abbreviations

AbbreviationMeaning
ststitch
chchain
slstslip stitch
scsingle crochet
incincrease (2 sc in the same stitch)
decdecrease (2 sc together)
(…) * nrepeat in brackets $n$ times
FOfasten off

📝 Pattern Outline & Assembly

This pattern involves creating a corn-shaped pouch (two flat yellow panels) and two green husks, which are assembled together with a closure.

I. Main Pouch Piece (Make 2 in Yellow)

  • You will need to crochet the main corn kernel shape twice (Front and Back).
  • The pattern is likely worked in short rounds to create a circular/oval shape, resulting in flat pieces.
  • The specific Rnd/Row counts are missing.

II. Face Details (Front Piece)

  1. Insert the safety eyes onto the front panel.
  2. Use black cotton yarn and a yarn needle to embroider a straight horizontal line for the mouth.

III. Back Piece and Closure

  1. Sew the button onto the outside of the back panel.
  2. Create a loop using the crocheted yarn or the fabric ribbon and attach it to the top seam of the back panel to serve as the button loop closure.

IV. Husks (Make 2 in Dark Green)

  • You will need two husk pieces, likely worked in rows or short rounds to form a leaf/husk shape.
  • The specific Rnd/Row counts are missing.

V. Final Assembly

  1. Take the front piece (with face) and the back piece (with button).
  2. Insert the two green husks between the yellow panels so they curve around the bottom sides of the corn.
  3. Using single crochet or slip stitch, crochet all layers (front panel, husks, back panel) together along the edge, leaving the top open for the pouch opening.
  4. Attach the fabric ribbon loop and the key ring to the top center seam.

If you need the step-by-step stitch counts, please search for the pattern online or check the designer’s page (@kaladovkina), as the pages containing the crocheting instructions were not provided.

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