Crochet Acorn Garland {Fall Decor}

In this post, you will see how to create your very own crochet acorn garland.

At this time of the year, many people decorate their homes for autumn with pine cones, acorns, pumpkins, and other things that celebrate the season.

Making your own fall decor can make your home have a gorgeous rustic look.

Scroll down for the free pattern or you can grab your printer-friendly, ad-free PDF here.

Make Your Own Autumn Garland

This season is the perfect time to go on fall walks in those crunchy leaves, drink hot chocolate by the fire, and getting out those WIP’s (works in progress) that need to be finished off.

Making this sweet autumn garland will allow you to bring some of those lovely autumnal colors inside.

You can add more or fewer acorns depending on how long you want the garland to be.

I also use some twine to thread through the stems of the acorns, so that the rustic look was just right.

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What You Need To Get Started

From crocheting or knitting your own pumpkins to creating your very own crochet acorns, you can make garlands, table displays, and more.

All you really need to get started are a few materials, including leftover yarns from your stash, fiberfill, and makers tools that include scissors and a darning needle.

The acorns are really easy to make and measure around 3″ when finished.

I used scraps leftover from another project in light brown and dark brown.

But you could use any colors to make your acorns, they don’t have to be in those colors.

Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:

This pattern is great for any advanced beginners.

• You should be comfortable making a slip knot and creating a chain.
• You should be comfortable working single crochet.
• You should also be comfortable reading crochet patterns.
• And understanding crochet abbreviations and terms.

Video Tutorial

You can see a video tutorial showing you how to make the acorns over on my YouTube channel here.

Crochet Acorn Garland

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The pattern is written using US crochet terms and abbreviations.

You can find a free PDF of both US and UK terms and abbreviations here.

Gauge = 18 sc sts in 4″

The finished acorn measures – 3″ long by 2″ wide without the stem.

The Supplies You Need

Yarn

Abbreviations

• CH – chain
• Rem – Remaining
• Rep – Repeat
• SC – Single crochet
• SC2tog – Single crochet 2 stitches together
• St(s) – stitch(es)
• PM – Place marker

Pattern

Acorn

Using the 3.5mm (US E/4) hook

1. Ch 2, 6 SC in 2nd ch from hook (PM).
2. 2 SC in each st around.
3. *SC in the next 5 sts, 2 SC in next st*, rep from * to * twice.
4. SC in the next 2 sts, * 2 SC in next st, SC in next 2 sts*, rep from * to * until the end of the round.
5. SC in every st
6. SC in every st
7. SC in every st
8. SC in every st
9. SC in every st
10. SC in every st
11. *SC in next st, SC2tog* Rep from * to * until the end of the round.
12. *SC2tog* Rep from * to * until the end of the round.

Using the yarn tail and darning needle – weave in and out of the stitches, pulling tight together to close the hole.

Weave in the loose ends.

Cap

Using the 4mm (US G/6) hook

1. Ch 2, 6 SC in 2nd ch from hook.
2. 2 SC in each st around.
3. *SC in the next st, 2 SC in the next st*, Rep from * to * until the end of the round.
4. *SC in the next 5 sts, 2 SC in the next st*, Rep from * to * until the end of the round.
5. SC in each st around.
6. SC2tog, SC in rem sts.
7. Cut yarn a length of yarn about 6″ long.
8. Close the loop and weave in loose ends at the top of the cap.
9. Leave the long length of yarn, as this is needed to stitch the acorn into place.

Stem

Using the 4mm (US G/6) hook

1. Ch 7, SC in 2nd ch from hook.
2. SC in each st around.
3. Leave a yarn tail and stitch into place on the top of the cap.

Making Up

Place the acorn into the cap and using the long length of yarn from the cap, stitch into place.

Weave in any loose ends.

Have you started decorating for fall yet?

What are your favorite elements to add?

Do you like rustic touches?  Bits and bobs from nature?

Tell me everything in the comments below! xoxo