Looking for cool Halloween and Thanksgiving decor? Candy Corn Garland is the perfect decoration for your mantle or window. Bonus? So EASY to crochet!
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Every year, I wade into the great candy corn debate. Some people love it and others hate it. Me? I am one of those who LOVE candy corn. So much that every single Halloween I will over indulge on it and end up with a massive sugar hangover. Every. Single. Halloween.
Yeah my husband gives me that same look too.
Luckily for me, this candy corn crochet garland won’t trigger a headache, even if I crochet too many (If that is even possible).
The candy corn crochet pattern works up super fast and doesn’t require a lot of yarn. This could be a great stash busting project. The pattern uses only simple stitches: chain, DC, and DC2TOG. That is it!
Materials:
NOTE: The materials noted in this section are to make 1 candy corn crochet triangle. I will give my totals in yards for making 8, however you may need more or less yarn depending on how many candy corn crochet triangles you need.
1 Triangle
- Yellow: 2 yards
- Orange: 3 yards
- White: 1 yard
What I used (8 Triangles)
- Yellow: 16 yards (Big Twist Baby in Baby Dandelion)
- Orange: 24 yards (Red Heart Super Saver in Pumpkin)
- White: 8 yards (Red Heart Super Saver in White)
Hook: U.S. H/8 – 5.00mm
Also needed:
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
Gauge: (U.S. H/8 – 5.00mm) 7 stitches/4 rows = 2×2 inch square in double crochet
Stitches Used:
- DC = Double Crochet
- DC2TOG = Double Crochet 2 Stitches Together
- CH = Chain
Related: How-to Calculate Yarn Length from Weight
Pattern:
Start with Yellow
Chain 26
Row 1: DC in 3rd chain from hook. DC in each stitch across. Ch 1. Turn = 25 DC
Row 2: DC2TOG, DC in next 21 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 23 DC
Row 3. DC2TOG, DC in next 19 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 21 DC
Change to Orange
Row 4. DC2TOG, DC in next 17 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 19 DC
Row 5. DC2TOG, DC in next 15 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 17 DC
Row 6. DC2TOG, DC in next 13 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 15 DC
Row 7. DC2TOG, DC in next 11 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 13 DC
Row 8. DC2TOG, DC in next 9 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 11 DC
Row 9. DC2TOG, DC in next 7 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 9 DC
Change to White
Row 10. DC2TOG, DC in next 5 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 7 DC
Row 11. DC2TOG, DC in next 3 stitches, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 5 DC
Row 12. DC2TOG, DC in next 1 stitch, DC2TOG. Ch1. Turn = 3 DC
Row 13. DC3TOG. = 1 DC
Fasten off and weave in all ends.
Finishing
Block your triangles. This will allow you to fix the corners to look sharper and relax the stitches.
To attach
Ch 5
Join chain to first yellow corner of the triangle
SC across using the join color across the top of the triangle
Ch5
Repeat with the next triangle.
End with a Ch 5. Fasten off and weave in all ends.
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