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Crochet Candy Corn Garland / Coasters

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This Crochet Candy Corn Garland is a fun Halloween crochet project! It's beginner friendly and also makes an easy crochet coaster or applique! Below you'll find the free pattern and video tutorial!

Left: A crochet candy corn hanging in a garland against a white wall. Right: two candy corn coasters on a marble counter, one with a white ceramic mug on top.


Pattern Design + Construction:

Garlands and coasters are some of my favorite holiday crochet projects to design. They're a quick and easy way to add a handmade, affordable and festive touch of décor to any space. These versatile crochet candy corns are adorable hung as bunting over a buffet or mantle; I'm thinking Halloween party vibes. They're also the perfect size for Halloween crochet coasters or cute little gift tag accessories!


Each Crochet Candy Corn is worked in flat rows of single crochet with a border added to the edges. For my garland the candy corns are strung together using jute, but you could also use yarn or ribbon. The finished candy corn measures approximately 5.5 inches tall. You could easily create larger candy corns by increasing the size of your crochet hook and yarn weight.


Pin this Crochet Candy Corn Garland Pattern to your crochet board on Pinterest so you can easily locate it later!


Free Crochet Pattern Crochet Candy Corn Garland

Yarn:

For this free pattern, we'll be using medium (4) worsted weight yarn. I really enjoy using worsted weight yarn for most of my projects because of the versatility as well as the availability in most craft stores. Worsted weight yarn also tends to come in very affordable brands. You can easily substitute with other brands and colors as long as the ounces per gram are similar. I've used the following colors for this project:

  • I Love This Yarn, Medium 4, 7 oz / 199 g, in the color 20 / Ivory

  • I Love This Yarn, Medium 4, 7 oz / 199 g, in the color 260 / Sungold

  • I Love This Yarn, Medium 4, 7 oz / 199 g, in the color 260 / Burnt Pumpkin

I also think good substitutes in Red Heart Super Saver would be Carrot, Gold, and White.

I Love This Yarn, Medium 4, 7 oz / 199 g, in the color 20 / Ivory used for the Crochet Candy Corn Garland Free Pattern.


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Stitches:

This pattern is written in US crochet terminology.

  • Chain

  • SC - Single Crochet

  • DEC - Single Crochet Decrease

  • Slip Stitch


Two crochet candy corns hanging from jute as a garland against a white wall.

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Crochet Candy Corn Garland - Free Pattern

With yellow, Chain 17


Row 1: SC in each stitch, chain 1 (16 stitches)


Row 2: DEC, SC in the next 14, chain 1 (15 stitches)


Row 3: DEC, SC in the next 13, chain 1 (14 stitches)



Row 4: DEC, SC in the next 12, chain 1 (13 stitches)


Row 5: DEC, SC in the next 11, chain 1 (12 stitches)

On the last stitch of the 5th row, switch to orange


Row 6: DEC, SC in the next 10, chain 1 (11 stitches)


Row 7: DEC, SC in the next 9, chain 1 (10 stitches)


Row 8: DEC, SC in the next 8, chain 1 (9 stitches)


Row 9: DEC, SC in the next 7, chain 1 (8 stitches)


Two crochet candy corns as coasters on a counter with a white ceramic mug on one of them.

Row 10: DEC, SC in the next 6, chain 1 (7 stitches)

On the last stitch of the 10th row, switch to white


Row 11: DEC, SC in the next 5, chain 1 (6 stitches)


Row 12: DEC, SC in the next 4, chain 1 (5 stitches)



Row 13: DEC, SC in the next 3, chain 1 (4 stitches)


Row 14: DEC, SC in the next 2, chain 1 (3 stitches)


Row 15: DEC, SC in the next stitch, chain 1 (2 stitches)


A crochet candy corn hanging from jute as a garland against a white wall.

Add a SC Border:

We will be using the corresponding colors for the border, so change colors accordingly.


We've just finished the chain1 of Row 15 and the point of the Candy Corn is at the top.

  • Continue down the left side with a SC border, changing colors as needed.

  • (chain 1 in the corner)

  • Continue to SC across the top.

  • (chain 1 in the corner)

  • Continue to SC down the other side, changing colors as needed.

  • When you've reached the point again where the border began, slip stitch.

  • Tie off with a long enough tail to weave in.

Weave in all loose ends and trim any excess yarn.


Two crochet candy corn hanging from jute against a white wall.

Garland Assembly:

Using a tapestry needle and jute, string your finished Crochet Candy Corns into a garland by running the jute through two points on the back top of the candy corns.


Pinterest graphic for the free crochet candy corn coasters pattern showing a white mug sitting atop a candy corn.

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MORE FREE GARLAND and COASTER PATTERNS:

Three more free crochet patterns for garland/coasters: Christmas Tree Garland, Heart Garland, Easter Egg Garland.

(You're welcome to make and sell items using my patterns but do not use my pattern or pictures and claim them as your own. Clearly credit the design to me and provide a link back to my pattern. Personal Use Only. ©2021 Heather Corinne)

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