Crochet Four Leaf Clover

March 8, 2017


crochet 4 leaf clover @ Julie's Creative Lifestyle
Hello friends, I wanted to crochet something cute for St. Patrick's Day.  I came across this pattern to crochet a 4 leaf clover from the website All Free Crochet.  Once I learned how to crochet this clover, I made them and added a safety pin to the back of the clover.

These clovers are pretty easy and fast to make once you get the hang of it.  I had fun crocheting them and I decided that I wanted to make them and give them to the women in my crochet group!

Making these crocheted clovers reminded of when I was little.  My mom would give each one of us in the family a small green carnation to wear on our school uniform.  It made me realize that these would be a great idea to wear for St. Patrick's Day on your coat, shirt, or hat.




Another cute idea is that you can make the clovers into a little banner for your mantel.  You just make a long chain and then add the clovers to the chain stitch.

I hope I have inspired you to crochet these clovers too!


CROCHET 4 LEAF CLOVER


crochet 4 leaf clover @ Julie's Creative Lifestyle



YARN:  Red Heart Yarn - In the color Emerald
HOOK:  US H or I 
PATTERN:  The pattern to make this crochet 4 leaf clover can be found HERE and it's the 2nd pattern on the page.



Thanks for stopping by!  I hope you enjoy the end of the week and weekend.  Jess and I will see you all back here on Monday for our Cooking and Crafting with J & J Link Up!


Click HERE to see the great parties I will be linking up to!

Thanks everyone and enjoy!

Julie

17 comments

  1. Your cloer is ever so sweet, Julie. I think you know Roxy from Living from Glory to Glory? Well, when I met her she gave me something similar to this clover and she made it into a pin which I love wearing around St. Paticks Day :) You ladies and your crocheting abilities truly amaze me. Hugs to you!

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  2. Well, isn't that cute, Julie? Now....I think I need to learn how to crochet! xo Diana

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  3. Those are really cute, Julie! Happy to say I'm finally catching up on some blog reading!

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  4. Very sweet clover Julie. I haven't crocheted in year. Happy Thursday to you.

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  5. No one's getting pinched over there on St. Patrick's Day. :) I think they turned out awesome!

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  6. So cute and perfect for St. Pat's day.
    Kris

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  7. Cute, cute, cute! You're always up to something fun!

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  8. Thanks for sharing this cute oattern.

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  9. You are so creative - love the 4 leaf clovers. I think of you every time I use my pot holder.

    Have a great weekend.

    Hugs
    Mary

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  10. You know I love that banner idea, Julie! So sweet! :)

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  11. How cute are the 4 leaf clovers! It makes me think back when I was leafing through them in the school yard back in the days. I'm sure you had fun making them! Have a happy Monday Julie!
    Hugs,
    Ping

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  12. Hi! First time here, and I saw this on your sidebar! I think my daughter will love trying these!

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  13. That's a lovely little pattern, I actually found a four leafed clover once, I couldn't quite believe it! I still have it laminated and keep it in my purse!

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    1. Thanks Christine for the blog visit and hope you enjoy crocheting a clover.

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  15. These are so sweet, Julie. I'm pinning them--thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!

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