Mushroom - Lucky Charm - Crochet Pattern

LUCKY CHARM MUSHROOM

Give away a little bit of luck! With this cute mushroom it‘s an easy thing to do.
The pot of 4-leaf clover that‘s nestled inside the mushroom‘s cap is the icing on the cake.
Of course you can keep the mushroom to yourself. Everybody can use a little bit of luck after all. :)

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

All steps are explained in detail in words and pictures, so this pattern is suitable for (practiced) beginners as well.
This pattern contains 6 pages of crochet instructions and 9 pages of detailed step-by-step instructions.

Used techniques (US crochet terms): magic ring, chain, slip stitch, single crochet, increases and (invisible) decreases, crocheting in front loops and back loops – explained, color-change.
The figures are crocheted in continuous rounds/spirals.

FORMAT

• pattern in PDF format (with watermarks)
• to open and read the file you need a specific program, e.g. Adobe‘s free Acrobat-Reader (www. adobe .com)

Size Information

With 3.0 mm hook and DK yarn or 2 strands of sport weight yarn the mushroom gets to be 11 cm tall & 14 cm wide.

You need it smaller or bigger? No problem! Simply use lighter or heavier yarn. The available room for the small flower pot changes accordingly.

Materials List

• 3.0 mm crochet hook
• tapestry needle
• stitch-markers
• scissors
• stuffing
• a small pot of (four-leaf) clover - (opening‘s diameter 6 cm)
• foil or plastic to wrap the pot in to make sure no water can drip out

• optional: some colored pins

• DK yarn (or 2 strands of sport weight yarn):
• 55 g for the cap
• 51 g white for the stem
• 3 g green for the grass
• 6 g white for the optional dots

Additional Details by the Author

✿ The pattern is mine.
Do not (re)sell this pattern, including translations to other languages and modifications; do not redistribute, including publishing on the internet.
✿ The finished figure/item is yours. :)
Feel free to sell the finished products, handmade by yourself (no mass production). I'd love it if you would refer to my pattern/shop when doing so.
Thank you! :)