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Free Crochet Clover Leaf Pattern



by Jane Lake
Copyright © 2008 Jane Lake All Rights Reserved

Very fast and easy to crochet, this is a beginner crochet pattern for a four leaf clover that can be made in minutes, using just a small amount of green yarn.

Add a pin back, and you can wear the green for St. Patrick's Day, or substitute crochet cotton and a smaller hook to make a lucky four leaf clover that you can add to a homemade greeting card or enclose in an envelope to send to a friend.

Crocheted Four Leaf Clover
Materials:


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Here's a brief reminder of how to do the crochet stitches required in this pattern:

Chain Stitch, ch st: Make a loop on hook, pull another loop through it, forming 1 ch st, repeat for length required.

Slip Stitch, sl st: Make a ch, skip 1 st, insert hook into ch st, thread over hook, draw through ch st and loop together.

Double Crochet, dc: Make a ch, thread over hook, skip 3 sts, insert hook into next st, draw thread through ch, thread over hook, through 2 loops, thread over hook, through 2 loops.

In this pattern, all the double crochet stitches are done directly into the base ring.

- small amount of green worsted weight yarn for each clover

- suggested crochet hook: 4.00mm or G hook

Crochet a Clover Leaf
Pattern Instructions:


Ch. 6 and join with sl st to make the base ring.

*Ch. 3, 3 dc in ring, ch. 2, sl st in ring (first cluster made); repeat from * to make three more clusters.

Ch. 6, sl st in second chain from hook, sl st in each chain back to the clover leaf base, sl st to ring, fasten off and weave in the ends.

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There are 5 comments
Dottie
Jan 15, 2009 - 11:09

thanks for the neat ideas. I'm always looking for ways to you scrap yarns.

Kathy – Tennessee
Jan 07, 2009 - 14:04

Thanks for this simple but great pattern. It took me forever to find but I'm glad I did. I found another one but I think your's will work better and is a lot easier to do - I just made 24 hearts for my granddaughter's 1st grade class for Valentine's Day and now I will be able to make them these for St. Patrick's Day - then on to Easter! Thanks again it's great and simple.

Laure – Antelope Valley, CA
Dec 11, 2008 - 12:58

My mother in law game my husband a crocheted clover and he was sooo lucky with it. He loaned it to someone who lost it. I am sooo glad to see this pattern!! I am going to make it for him for Christmas. I will hang it on the tree before we go to bed and wait to see his smiles Christmas Morn. Thank you!! Hugs & Kisses.

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Jane Lake – Editor at All Free Crafts
Dec 11, 2008 - 21:46

That is such a sweet story. Thank you for sharing - and I'm sure your clover will bring lots of good luck for your husband. Merry Christmas!

dayan – phillipines
Nov 11, 2008 - 07:00

hi!!! i really like your crochet clover leaf. my mom and i make it together.. it is a wonderful time together thankszz... i love it ::

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