free clover mod for sprout plushie pattern

PLEASE NOTE: This is NOT a full pattern. My Sprout Plushie Pattern is required to work this free mod.

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Since releasing my Sprout Plushie pattern over a year ago, it has continued to be my best-selling pattern as well as most popular item at my markets. I love how this pattern started out as a little “sprout” and began to “grow” it into different mods! I really wish I could say I had planned it all out that way but, in all honesty, it just happened that way.

With St. Patrick’s Day and spring coming up, this free clover mod for my Sprout Plushie pattern brings both of those things together. Please note that this is NOT a full pattern and a copy of my Sprout Plushie is required to work this mod. This clover can be made into either a 3-leaf or 4-leaf clover (as pictured). Staying true to my Sprout Plushie pattern, this mod works with any yarn! If you try it out, please leave a comment below or tag me on socials, I’d love see how it came out :D.

Happy almost spring!!

Clover mod for sprout plushie pattern

THIS IS NOT A FULL PATTERN

A copy of my Sprout Plushie Pattern is REQUIRED to work this mod; Full digital PDF pattern of Sprout Plushie is sold separately in my shops:

Pictured:

Clover Mod for Sprout Plushie using worsted medium weight #4 100% acrylic yarn with 4mm hook, 7mm safety eyes, No Sew Swing from my blog. I then sewed the front swing chain to plushie (as opposed to crocheting arms, per original pattern) - see previous post for shortcuts!

Free Clover Mod for Sprout Plushie on my blog.

Clover Mod For Sprout Plushie Pattern

Supplies:

  • Any green yarn of choice (I used Premier Basix - worsted #4)

  • Any hook size of choice (I used 4mm)

  • Yarn needle

  • 1 Finished Plant Pot from my Sprout Plushie Pattern

  • 1 Finished “soil” from my Sprout Plushie Pattern

  • Optional:

    • 1 Finished swing from Sprout Plushie Pattern

    • Black embroidery thread for smile

Abbreviations Used:

  • BLO = Back loop only

  • CH = Chain

  • FLO = Front loop only

  • FO = Fasten Off

  • MR = Magic Ring

  • ST= Sitch

  • SL ST = Slip Stitch

  • TR - Treble Crochet

  • RPT = Repeat

  • YO = Yarn Over

Notes:

  • This clover can be made into either a 3-leaf or 4-leaf clover.

  • The clover pattern is worked beginning with the leaves, down to the stem.

Special Stitch Reference:

  • Treble Crochet (TR): YO x2, insert hook into ST then, *YO, pull through 2 loops* x2, YO, pull through remaining 2 loops.

Part I: Make Clover Leaves

  • Work a MR and CH2.

  • In MR, DC2 + CH2 + SL ST.

  • Choose from one of following options before proceeding to Part II.

    • To make 3-leaf clover: *In MR, DC2 + CH2 + SL ST* x2 - image A.

    • To make 4-leaf clover: *In MR, DC2 + CH2 + SL ST* x3 - image B.

part 1 images

Part I Images

Part II: Make Clover Stem

  • CH5 - image B.

  • SL ST in 2nd CH from hook, SL ST x3 across CH - image C.

  • Insert hook into MR and SL ST - image D.

  • Insert hook into the BLO of previous SL ST and FLO of the corresponding SL ST on opposite side of foundation CH - image E, YO, pull through all 3 loops.

  • Working in the BLO and FLO of corresponding SL ST on opposite side of foundation CH down, SL ST x2 - image F.

  • FO, leaving a 6 to 8" tail for assembly - image G.

part 2 images

Part II images

Part III: Assembly & Finish

  • Sew clover into the rnd 1 of soil - image H.

  • Follow instructions for “Assembly” from Sprout Plushie Pattern - image I.

  • If Using Swing:

    • Optional - Follow instructions for making “arms for swing.”

    • Follow instructions for how to attach plushie to swing - image J.

Part III images

Part III images

Congratulations, your clover plushie is now complete!

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