Set of 3 Crochet mushrooms

Comments (0) | Likes (18)Posted on 06.11.2022

A free crochet mushroom pattern for a set of 3 different shapes of red cap - dead cap - toadstool - crochet mushrooms - a super pointy crochet mushroom pattern, a not so pointy crochet mushroom pattern and a flat cap crochet mushroom pattern.

Even dough some are poisonous these crochet mushrooms are safe, good looking, cute and easy to make for home decoration, autumn seasonal decoration, Christmas ornaments, gifts, jewelry, keychains or amigurumi toys.

These crochet magic fly agaric mushrooms are a must on my Christmas tree for this year.

Set of 3 Crochet mushrooms | TheCrochetCircle.com (1)

Different sizes of yarn / wool / thread and crochet hooks give you different sizes of mushrooms. For example:

for tutorial purposes I was using a 3.5mm crochet hook and the finished crochet mushroom measured about 14cm
when using a 1.5mm crochet hook and some cotton lace yarn the crochet mushroom is about 10cm tall
when using a 1mm crochet hook and some cotton pearl yarn the crochet mushroom is about 8cm tall

Depending of the size you need and want you can choose the appropriate yarn and crochet hook size for it.

In any case of the size you will crochet I would suggest using some beads for the scales. It looks so much nicer then if you would be sewing on top white little crochet circles. Another option is also felt that you can / could sew or glue on the cap.

Also you have to know why you will be using the mushroom for. If you will be using this crochet mushroom as a decoration on a Christmas tree - ornament you should defiantly use some white beads / pearls for the scales. The same goes for the jewelry piece, you want glamour and bling on the crochet mushroom.

The stitches used in this FREE and adjustable pattern for the crochet mushroom are:

sl st – slip stitch
ch - chain stitch
sc - single crochet stitch
inc - increase single crochet stitch - make 2sc in 1
dec - decrease single crochet stitch - join 2sc in 1

Here are the FREE crochet patterns for all different types of caps of the crochet mushroom.

Note!

Pattern can be adjusted by you for:

making a longer or shorter crochet mushroom stem
making a ring around the crochet mushroom stem
selecting the row where to put the ring
crocheting bigger or smaller cap for a crochet mushroom
adding eyes to make an amigurumi

Fill the stem of the crochet mushroom with fiberfill as you crochet.

Add the beads and decoration before you join the stem and the cap of the crochet mushroom.

Don't forget to fill the cap of the crochet mushroom also with some fiberfill - but only after you decorate it.

Crochet pattern for the mushroom stem with an optional ring:

You can also position the ring in any of the rows 14 or up - the pattern is adjustable. And I keep explaining how to adjust it in my YouTube video tutorial.

R0: magic ring
R1: 6sc
R2: {inc}x6 – 12st
R3: {inc, sc}x6 – 18st
R4-5: 18sc – 18st
R6: {4sc, dec}x3 – 15st
R7: 15sc – 15st
R8: {3sc, dec}x3 – 12st
R9-11: 12sc – 12st
R12: {dec, 4sc}x2 - 10st
R13-14: 10sc - 10st
R15: 4sc, dec, 4sc – 9st
R16: 9sc – 9st
R17- FRONT LOOPS ONLY: {ch2, sc}x9, join with a sc in the back loop
R17- BACK LOOPS ONLY: 9sc - 9st
R18-19: 9sc - 9st
R20: {inc}x9 – 18st
R21: {sc, inc, sc}x6 – 24st
R22: {3sc, inc}x6 – 30st
R23: {2sc, inc, 2sc}x6 - 36st
finish up with an invisible join, cut yarn

Pattern for the super pointy green cap of a crochet mushroom:

R0: magic ring
R1: 6sc
R2: {inc, sc}x3 – 9st
R3: 9sc – 9st
R4: {sc, inc, sc}x3 – 12st
R5: 12sc- 12st
R6: {inc, 5sc}x2 – 14st
R7: 14sc – 14st
R8: {3sc, inc, 3sc}x2 – 16st
R9: 16sc – 16st
R10: {inc, 7sc}x2 – 18st
R11: 18sc – 18st
R12: {sc, inc, sc}x6 – 24st
R13: {3sc, inc}x6 – 30st
R14: {2sc, inc, 2sc}x6 – 36st
R15: {5sc, inc}x6 – 42st
R16a: 42sc – 42st
R16b: {ch1, sl st}x42 – 42st
R16c: {3sc, inc, 3sc}x6 – 48st
cut yarn and join invisibly

Pattern for the not so pointy but still a bit pointy cap of a pink crochet mushroom that is the same as for the super pointy mushroom cap one except you skip the rows where the stitches are copied - doubled:

R0: magic ring
R1: 6sc
R2: {inc, sc}x3 – 9st
R3: {sc, inc, sc}x3 – 12st
R4: {inc, 5sc}x2 – 14st
R5: {3sc, inc, 3sc}x2 – 16st
R6: {inc, 7sc}x2 – 18st
R7: {sc, inc, sc}x6 – 24st
R8: {3sc, inc}x6 – 30st
R9: {2sc, inc, 2sc}x6 – 36st
R10: {5sc, inc}x6 – 42st
R11a: 42sc – 42st
R11b: {ch1, sl st}x42 – 42st
R11c: {3sc, inc, 3sc}x6 – 48st
cut yarn and join invisibly

Pattern for the flat blue cap of a crochet mushroom:

R0: magic ring
R1: 6sc – 6st
R2: 6inc – 12st
R3: {sc, inc} x6 – 18st
R4: {sc, inc, sc} x6 – 24st
R5: {3sc, inc} x6 – 30st
R6: {2sc, inc, 2sc} x6 – 36st
R7: {5sc, inc}x6 – 42st
R8a: 42sc – 42st
R8b: {ch1, sl st}x42 – 42st
R8c: {3sc, inc, 3sc}x6 – 48st
cut yarn and join invisibly

Once you have all the parts of the crochet mushroom you have to sew the mushroom stem part to the mushroom cap part.

Also have in mind you have to use some fiberfill between the cap and the stem.

Add

And at the end all theYouTube video tutorials about crocheting different shapes and sizes of mushrooms.

Happy crafting

Alex xx

Did you use this patter for your crochet project?

Use a #thecrochetcircle or tag me with @thecrochetcircle and share your work. Check out Instagram for more up to date posts on my work.