This crochet shamrock garland is a great way to make your home festive for St Patrick’s Day! St. Patricks Day ideas are some of my favorites. This fun little crochet pattern is easy but, oh so impressive, and just another one of the free crochet patterns I love to share with you. Make a garland to decorate the kitchen window, or make a pin to give to a friend. A precious little shamrock crochet hair clip would be another good use. This is one holiday craft that is simple and versatile. You could alternate shades of green to make the bunting extra eye catching. Once you have this crochet pattern conquered, be sure to try out some of my other crochet patterns. So, give the Blarney Stone a kiss, and get started; you’re probably going to want to make several garlands, along with a few pins and a crochet hair clip. Slainte! (Good Health in Irish)
Crochet a shamrock supplies
Small amount of green worsted weight yarn
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Crochet Shamrock Instructions
Chain 4, join with a slip stitch in first chain to form a ring.
Petal (make 3): Chain 3, trc, dc, trc, ch 3, slip stitch in ring.
Stem: Chain 6, sc in 2nd chain from hook, and slip stitch in remaining four chains. Fasten off. Weave in ends.
Crochet Shamrock Garland
Chain 40.
Ch 12, sc in the top of right side of shamrock petal, chain 2, sc on the left side of top of shamrock petal.
Ch 12, sc in the top of right side of shamrock petal, chain 2, sc on the left side of top of shamrock petal, chain 12, continue until all shamrocks are joined.
Ch 40, fasten off.
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Terrie says
Lovely, and looks like something a newbie might possibly be able to do? I am very interested in learning how to crochet and your designs caught my eye. This post is a few years old, but still gets plenty of notice, so please sign me up for ideas, tutorials, and more. Meanwhile, I will find you on Pinterest. 💟 (Still not an avid Instagram user; sorry.) I’ll put on the tea, girls, for anyone else who wants to learn. Let’s all share a cuppa while we crochet!
Susan Kasmiskie says
Thank you for sharing this cool pattern!!
carmen1008 says
very cue paternIdo and realy enjoy it thank you very simple
Janet says
Thank-you for the pretty pattern.I am going to start making some now!I did*t have any St.Pts. patterns at all,it*s very nice of you to share.
Sarah Malik says
Thank you so much for this. I have offered to help a friend out with crocheting a few shamrocks for a church party, and lots of the other designs have been too floppy or too teeny for bunting. This is perfect!
manveen says
very nice
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Sara says
The perfect St. Patrick’s Day garland! I will be linking up at http://www.tangledhappy.blogspot.com next month. Thanks for sharing this! 🙂
Chocolateknitter says
I made several of these for St. Pat’s and gave one as a hostess gift. Wonderful! Do you have an Easter/Spring pattern that is similar (chicks, bunnies, eggs, flowers or something like that)?
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Jenn says
I love this idea. How beautiful! Just wanted to let you know that I’ve linked to you:http://delicious-ambiguity-nennyk.blogspot.com/2010/03/diy-inspiring-saint-patricks-day-decor.html
I hope you’ll stop by & share the love!
-Jenn
val says
I love goggling things I want to make and finding someone has already done the work! Now all I have to do is crochet! Thank you for sharing!!!!
Diane {createdbydiane.blogspot.com} says
SO cute! You are so talented!