Happy almost St. Patrick’s Day! Are you ready to celebrate? We’ve got 10 free crochet patterns that are going to make sure this year’s St. Patrick’s Day festivities are the best yet!
There are so many great reasons to make these free St. Patrick’s Day crochet patterns. The first reason is to decorate your house!
I love adding seasonal crochet projects to my decor because they can really brighten up a room. You can crochet a cute potted 4 leaf clover, a shamrock garland, or something else from this list.
The second reason to crochet these great patterns is in order to celebrate. No St. Patrick’s Day party would be complete without a top hat wine glass lanyard or a rainbow pot of gold centerpiece.
Skip the cheap plastic party decorations from the dollar store this year and make your own instead. They can be used year after year!
The third reason you are going to want to make these St. Patrick’s Day crochet patterns is to add a touch of green to your St. Patrick’s Day outfit.
If you don’t have any green shirts or pants in your closet, then you are going to need a gorgeous green crochet accessory. How about a 4 leaf clover bracelet or a chic shamrock headband?
Whatever your reason for needing these free St. Patrick’s Day crochet patterns, you are sure to find some inspiration in this list! Scroll down and see all of the St. Patrick’s Day goodness for yourself.
1. St Patrick’s Day Wine Glass Lanyard
If you are planning on throwing a party for the occasion, then this is the free crochet pattern for you! This hilarious top hat lanyard hangs around your neck and holds a wine glass. There are also matching designs for mugs and cans. So whatever you are drinking, the designer has got you covered!
Designer: Jo to the World
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2. Rainbow Pot of Gold
This pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is filled with bright, shiny coins! What a cute way to show someone you care. You could also use this little guy as a fun centerpiece for your table or countertop. The options that you have for filling it are endless! The best part is that it takes very little yarn so you can use up some of your scraps.
Designer: Tracy Braybrook
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3. Shamrock Edging
You can turn anything into a festive bit of St. Patrick’s Day fun with this pretty shamrock edging. Plus, you could also use it on its own and string it up for decoration. This free crochet pattern may look intimidating, but there are both video and written instructions to help you learn how to crochet it. You got this!
Designer: Crafty Guild
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4. Potted 4 Leaf Clover
Brighten up your workspace or bedroom with a pretty potted plant that doesn’t need to be watered and will never wilt! This clever 4 leaf clover design is made from 4 individual crochet hearts that are sewn together. Then you crochet a quick stem and add a wire so it stands up. Finish off with the little patch of dirt and you’re done.
Designer: Little Things Blogged for She Knows
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5. St. Patrick’s Day Celtic Knot Dishcloth
Shamrocks and 4 leaf clovers come to mind when you think about free crochet St. Patrick’s Day patterns, but they can’t have all the fun! This festive Celtic knot dishcloth would also work really well as a trivet. The pattern is easier than it looks. It starts as 4 rings joined together, and then you build onto the shape from there to form a square.
Designer: Yarnspirations
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6. Fields of Clover Afghan
These four leaf clover motifs look amazing on their own and even better all together in a cozy throw. If you’re not up for the task of crocheting an entire blanket, I’m sure you could think of other projects to use these granny squares for. How about a table runner for a special St. Patrick’s Day dinner?
Designer: Premier Yarns
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7. Four Leaf Clover C2C Graph
Corner to corner crochet is one of my favorite ways to create images in crochet. This four-leaf clover design turned out great, and it would work really well for a throw pillow. You could even try your hand at surface crocheting a message on top. Maybe it should say “St. Patrick’s Day” or simply just “lucky”.
Designer: Winding Road Crochet
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8. Shamrock Amigurumi
Free crochet shamrock patterns are perfect for quick St. Patrick’s Day gifts. You can make these into keychains or string them together to make an adorable garland. They would also make an excellent accompaniment to a festive St. Patrick’s Day card. Because we all need a good excuse to celebrate every now and then!
Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet
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9. Four Leaf Clover Headband
Commemorate baby’s first St. Patrick’s Day with an easy and adorable Four Leaf Clover Headband. This would be a really great accessory for a cute baby photo or even just a trip to the grocery store. People are sure to coo over just how adorable the baby looks! For a baby boy you could maybe pin the clover to his shirt instead.
Designer: ChristaCoDesign
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10. Clover Bracelet
You can easily add a touch of green to your St. Patrick’s Day outfit with this cute clover bracelet. The clovers are crocheted in a really clever way so that there’s no sewing! The free crochet pattern includes a super helpful step-by-step photo tutorial, so you can be sure that your bracelet will turn out beautiful.
Designer: Knitca
Click here for the free pattern!
What a fun round-up of free St. Patrick’s Day crochet patterns! Did you have a favorite pattern from this list? Or do you know of any other St. Patrick’s Day patterns that are really good? Let me know in the comments below!
If you enjoyed these awesome Clover & Shamrock patterns, then check out more St. Patrick’s Day patterns HERE.
Happy Crocheting!
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