How to Crochet Pumpkin Strap Croc Covers | 1 Hour Charm Project

Gonna head to fall craft fairs? Let your Crocs stand out, crocheting these oh-so-cute pumpkin Croc strap covers following a stitch-by-stitch tutorial for beginners. The pattern features lovely crocheted pumpkins using the so-called pumpkin stitch with a white background color. This project is super quick and you can complete a pair within just 45 -60 minutes, thanks to just using one row of pumpkin stitch. You can in turn, sell them at craft fairs and easily adjust the size.

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So, if you are interested in crocheting these straps for your Crocs, too, continue reading this post till the end for the complete tutorial by Mamma Stitches. It is perfect if you are looking to craft something unique for fall or Halloween.

About the Designer: The designer of this autumn project is @crochetwithgreta – she kicked her journey off with the most colorful scrap yarn crochet projects with the noticeable crochet bag, and Croc covers. She always choose more than one color in every one of her crochet projects. She currently has a small crochet library, which is growing with the brightest and seasonal crochet ideas. You can also gain experience in the crochet business by watching her Vlogs.

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Note: In respect for the creator’s pattern rights, there will be no provision of the written pattern. You can watch the tutorial with on-screen written instructions at the end of this post.

Pumpkin Strap Croc Covers

Skill Level: Beginner – Intermediate. A slip knot and chaining are used to begin the project. The main stitch for the strap is double crochet. A half double crochet bobble stitch is used to create the pumpkins. The video also demonstrates how to perform a color change on the final pull-through of a double crochet stitch and how to weave in ends. A tapestry needle is used for sewing, and the creator mentions that the sewing technique used to attach the strap is similar to the mattress stitch.

Tutorial Timing: Approximately 19 minutes (a super quick project and tutorial to learn the crochet joining stitch and pumpkin stitch, which uses the bobble stitch in its core. It will also help you crochet pumpkin bags and dishcloths.)

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Personalization Tips: You can personalize the pumpkin Croc charm strap by using different yarn colors for the background, pumpkins, and stems. The video also suggests adding small crocheted leaves with green thread next to the stems for a more detailed design. To further embellish the straps for a fall theme, you can add beads, charms, and little sayings.

Pattern Type: An on-screen written pattern is available if you find written instructions easy to follow along with.

Supplies Used

The materials used for this tutorial are:

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  1. Crocs: The pattern is designed to fit a woman’s size 6 to 9.
  2. Crochet Hook: A 2.5 mm hook is used for this project.
  3. Tapestry Needle
  4. Scissors
  5. Yarn Colors:
    1. Beige/cream for the background.
    2. Orange for the pumpkins.
    3. Brown the pumpkin stems.
    4. The creator notes that you can use any yarn colors you prefer.

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Techniques and Stitches

Here’s a quick crochet guide for each technique used to crochet this pumpkin Croc  strap and charm:

  • Slip Knot: Create a loop, pull the working yarn through, and tighten around the hook to start.
  • Chain (ch): Yarn over, pull through the loop on the hook to form a chain stitch.
  • Double Crochet (dc): Yarn over, insert the hook, pull up a loop, yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through the last two loops.
  • Half Double Crochet Bobble Stitch (hdc bobble): Yarn over, insert the hook, pull up a loop, repeat until five loops are on the hook, yarn over, and pull through all loops.
  • Color Change on Final Pull-Through: Before completing the last yarn-over of a stitch, switch to the new yarn and pull through.
  • Weave in Ends: Thread the tail on a tapestry needle and sew the yarn through stitches to secure and hide it.
  • Mattress Stitch (for Strap Sewing): Align the edges, alternate inserting the needle through stitches on both sides, and pull tight for a nearly invisible seam.

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