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Looking for a quick evening project that works up faster than a seed sprouting? Check out my free crochet carrot pattern!

I was walking through my garden yesterday afternoon, (a very short stroll, due to the humid heat we’ve been having this week) and thought I’d take a peek at how my carrots are growing. Spoiler alert: not well. The tops are okay-ish, but the roots? So tiny, they’re hardly worth mentioning—maybe enough for a baby field mouse, but certainly not for my salad. I’m going to leave them in the garden for now, hoping they’ll grow at least a little bigger. While these free crochet carrot patterns weren’t inspired by my teensy harvest, they do represent the kind of bounty I’d love to see in my garden.

I hope you enjoy my free crochet carrot pattern, and I can’t wait to see your work!

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Supplies:

Crochet Hook: 3.5mm/E

Yarn: Small amounts of orange and green

Other Supplies: polyfill or other stuffing material, scissors, stitch marker, tapestry needle

Abbreviations: [sc-single crochet] [inc-increase] [dec-invisible decrease] [ch-chain] [( )-repeat as often as indicated] [st/sts-stitch/stitches] [ss-slip stitch]

Crochet Carrot with Leaves Pattern

Carrot

Start with orange

1. sc 6 in a magic ring [6]

2. inc 6 times [12]

3. (sc, inc) 6 times [18]

4. (sc 2, inc) 6 times [24]

5. (sc 7, inc) 3 times [27]

6-9. sc in each st around [27]

10. (sc 7, dec) 3 times [24]

11-13. sc in each st around [24]

14. sc 3 (dec, sc 6) 2 times, dec, sc 3 [21]

15-17. sc in each st around [21]

Start stuffing, continue stuffing as you work

18. (sc 5, dec) 3 times [18]

19-21. sc in each st around [18]

22. sc 2 (dec, sc 4) 2 times, dec, sc 2 [15]

23-25. sc in each st around [15]

26. (sc 3, dec) 3 times [12]

27-28. sc in each st around [12]

29. (sc 2, dec) 3 times [9]

30-31. sc in each st around [9]

32. (sc, dec) 3 times [6]

33. sc in each st around [6]

34. dec 3 times [3]

ch 5, fasten off leaving a 3-4 inch tail, do not weave in tail

Humorous comparison of a tiny freshly grown carrot to a crochet carrot

Carrot Top

Start with green

1st stem

– ch 21, *starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 8, ch 10, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 7, ch 9, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 6, ch 8, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 5, ch 7, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 4, ch 5, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 4, ch 5, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 4, ss 2 on the main stem, ch 6, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 5, ss 2 on the main stem, ch 7, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 6, ss 2 on the main stem, ch 8, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 7, ss 2 on the main stem, ch 9, starting in the 2nd ch from hook, ss 8,* ss 12 on the main stem

2nd stem

ch 24, repeat from *to* of first stem, ss 15 on the main stem

3rd stem

ch 18, repeat from *to* of first stem, ss 9 on the main stem

Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing

Sew the base of the stems to the first round of the carrot, weave in ends

Comparison of carrot leaves with crochet carrot leaves
Carrots made with a free crochet pattern

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