Mince Pie Crochet Christmas Bauble
Crochet food has definitely been a trend that I have noticed this year. There has also been a lot of food related Christmas ornaments in stores. So I though why not combine the two and crochet a food that simply shouts Christmas: a crochet mince pie. This yarn treat measures approx. 6cm wide and 2.5 cm deep. Using front post trebles the riffles in the pie base have been recreated, while bobble stitches on the filling give it the authentic uneven appearance. I’ve used metallic yarn for the pastry parts just to give it that extra Christmas sparkle.
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Materials
Yarn and Colors Must-Have – Brownie
Rico Fashion Cotton Metallise -Rose Gold
Small piece of flat plastic (approx. 6 cm in diameter)
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Pattern notes
The pattern is written using UK terminology, for a conversion chart to US terminology click this link.
Join each round with ss, then chain 1.
[Stitches shown in bracket like these are worked into the same stitch]
Special stiches
FLO – front loop only
Bobble – This is a 3 tr bobble stitch
Instructions
Star on top
Foundation: Mc with 5 dc. (5)
Round 1: [2dc]. 5 times. (10)
Round 2: 1dc, [2dc]. 5 times. (15)
Round 3: Chain 6, dc into 3rd chain from hook, htr, tr, dtr, then working back into the circle, skip 2, ss. 5 times. Fasten off leaving a long tail to sew the star to the filling.
Pie Base
Foundation: Mc with 6 dc. (6)
Round 1: [2dc]. 6 times. (12)
Round 2: 1dc, [2dc]. 6 times. (18)
Round 3: 2dc, [2dc]. 6 times. (24)
Round 4: 3dc, [2dc]. 6 times. (30)
Round 5: 4dc, [2dc]. 6 times. (36)
Round 6: 5dc, [2dc]. 6 times. (42)
Round 7: FLO dc around. (42)
Round 8: Dc around. (42)
Round 9: dc, fptr into round 7. 21 times. (42)
Round 10: dc, fptr into fptr from row 9. 21 times. (42). Fasten off leaving a long tail to sew to the filling.
Mince filling
Foundation: Mc with 6 dc. (6)
Round 1: [2dc]. 6 times. (12)
Round 2: 1dc, [2dc]. 6 times. (18)
Round 3: 2dc, [bobble, dc]. 6 times. (24)
Round 4: 3dc, [bobble, dc]. 6 times. (30)
Round 5: 4dc, [bobble, dc]. 6 times. (36)
Round 6: 5dc, [bobble, dc]. 6 times. (42). Fasten off and sew in ends.
Assembly
Thread 10 to 15 cm Rose Gold Going through the magic circles on the star and on the filling and then back down through the magic circles to form the hanging loop. Fasten into place. Then position sew the star into place on the filling.
Cut a circle of approx. 6cm diameter from the plastic (this can be recycled plastic from a milk flagon) and insert it into the base. Nobody wants a soggy bottom and this will help the pie keep its shape. Then sew the filling on to the base, stuffing as you go.
Thie pattern is featuring in the Countdown to Christmas blog hop on 26th October 2020. To join in, follow the instructions in the graphic.
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6 Comments
Jessica
This is brilliant, I love it!
Crochet Cloudberry
So glad that you like.
Julie
These are just brilliant. Love them (almost as much as I love mince pies!)
Julie
These low calorie version of mince pies are just adorable. I love them! They will be one of the features over at Handmade Monday this coming week 🙂
Crochet Cloudberry
They are certainly low calorie 🙂 So glad that you are featuring them. Thank you and Merry Christmas!
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