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Are you looking for a fun and festive Christmas in July project? Look no further, because we have just the thing for you. Imagine a cute Peppermint Ornament, with its vibrant colors and charming design, adorning your Christmas tree.

The fun news gets even better – this crochet pattern is not only free, but it’s also super quick to make, making it the perfect project to use up that yarn stash. From ornaments to bunting and even earrings (if you use thread), the uses for this adorable pattern are endless.

So grab your crochet hooks and get ready to create the cutest Peppermint ornament – see all the details below.

“Candy is the answer. Who cares what the question is?”

~ Unknown

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Inspiration

Wondering where this adorable Peppermint Ornament crochet pattern came from? Well, the answer is simple: they are inspired by my ever-so-popular Peppermint Coaster pattern.

As a crafter myself, I understand the joy and satisfaction of creating something cute and practical with just a few simple stitches. And as a bonus, it’s a great way to use up those leftover yarn scraps.

These adorable peppermint ornaments were born from the success of my peppermint coaster crochet pattern and my passion for creating simple and fun projects. With just a few basic crochet skills and some stash yarn, most can easily whip up these festive decorations in no time.

So let’s get crafting!

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Be sure to hop over and check out the Peppermint Coaster pattern too!


Design Details

Peppermint ornaments on the beach

If you’re looking for an updated version of the classic peppermint candy ornament then you’re going to love this new crochet pattern, the Peppermint Ornament. It’s the perfect combination of sweet and fun.

These 3.25″ ornaments are perfect for your tree or as a cute garland. And the best part? No stuffing required! They also make the most precious earrings if you make them with thread instead of yarn.

Get ready to ditch time-consuming, handmade ornament projects and create beautiful crochet ornaments in just two rounds, with a front and back piece connected by a simple single crochet border. Yes, you read that right – just two rounds per side.

The ornaments are designed for the intermediate crocheter due to the Link Stitch and the color changes but anyone can tackle this pattern. With a little practice you can learn how to change colors, work in the round, and master the Link Stitch to create your very own peppermint ornaments.

If you love a little challenge this is definitely the pattern for you!


Where To Get The Peppermint Ornament Crochet Pattern?

You can check out the free pattern below or for a little extra guidance, be sure to check out the premium PDF version. By investing a small fee you can grab the beautifully formatted, easy-to-read pattern which includes step-by-step instructions, notes on how to make the color changes, as well as, a photo tutorial for the Link Stitch.

You can grab the downloadable PDF of the Peppermint Ornament crochet pattern in my Etsy & Ravelry shops.

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Peppermint Ornament Crochet Pattern

What you will need for the Peppermint Ornament crochet pattern

  1. Worsted weight (#4) yarn
  2. Main Color – White: 10 yds; Contrasting Color – Red or Green: 10 yds
  3. 5.50 mm (I) hook
  4. Yarn needle
  5. Scissors

Pattern Notes

* Intermediate pattern.

** Written in US crochet terms.

* Finished size = 3.25″ across.

** Gauge: From center of ornament to edge of Rnd 2 = 1.25″.

* Stitch count is only listed on each round when there is a change.

** I do not cut the yarn between color changes. For Rnd 2, I work the stitches then drop the color that I’m not working with. I pick up the next color and continue.

* This pattern uses the Link Stitch. Please read the tutorial notes below before beginning.

** Color changes: work sc or Link Stitch until 2 loops remain on hook. Pull new color through, drop previous color, stitch is complete.

Stitch Key

BLO = Back Loop Only

ch = chain

FLO = Front Loop Only

LS = Link Stitch

MC = Magic Circle

rep = repeat

Rnd(s) = Round(s)

sc = single crochet

slst = slip stitch

st = stitch

YO = Yarn Over


  1. Ch 3 to begin the 1st LS. Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook and pull up a loop, insert hook in 3rd ch from hook and pull up a loop, insert hook into lst st from previous rnd and pull up a loop. (4 loops on hook)
  2. YO pull through 1st 2 loops (3 loops on hook), YO pull through next 2 loops (2 loops on hook), YO pull through last 2 loops on hook. First LS complete. NOTE: If making color change pull new color through last 2 loops on hook to complete the stitch.
  3. To start the 2nd LS (and remaining LS), insert hook under 1st horizontal bar and pull
    up a loop (2 loops on hook), insert hook under 2nd horizontal bar and pull up a loop. Finally insert hook into st of previous rnd and pull up a loop (4 loops on hook).
  4. Repeat step 2 to complete 2nd LS.
  5. Repeat steps 3 and 2 around until all LS are complete.

Instructions

Make 2

With Main Color (White).

Rnd 1:

Leaving a 10″ tail, 7 sc in MC, slst to join to 1st sc. Close MC. (7 sc)

Rnd 2:

With Main Color, LS in 1st sc. With Contrasting Color, 2 LS in the same sc, *with Main Color, 2 LS in next sc, with Contrasting Color, 2 LS in same sc; rep from * around until one stitch remains, with Main Color, 1 LS in the last sc, slst to join to 1st LS. (24 Link Stitches)

Finish off and weave in ends.

Next, connect the last LS to the first Link Stitch. To connect the LS gap, turn ornament so that the back is facing you and, with beginning tail, whip stitch the gap closed using yarn needle, finish off.

Peppermint ornament tutorial photo

Notes for Border:

Hold the peppermints together being sure to place the wrong sides together. Also, make sure to line up the Main and Contrasting Colors.

Border:

Working in the BLO on front peppermint and FLO on back peppermint, join Main Color to Main Color of 1st LS of Rnd 2, 2 sc in 1st st, with Contrasting Color, sc, 2 sc in next st, *with Main Color, sc, 2 sc in next st, with Contrasting Color, sc, 2 sc in next st; rep from * around until last stitch, with Main Color, sc, slst to join to lst sc. Do not finish off. (36 sc)

Hanging loop:

Ch 19, slst to beg sc.

Finish off.


Testing Team Shoutout!!

As the saying goes, teamwork makes the dream work. And for any crochet enthusiast, having a reliable and dedicated testing team is crucial in turning ideas into reality. That’s why I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude to my amazing testing team who have helped bring this peppermint pattern to life. Their unwavering dedication, expertise, and attention to detail have been instrumental in perfecting this design and getting it ready to share with you.


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Who says you have to wait until December to get in the Christmas spirit? With this easy and free crochet pattern for a Peppermint ornament, you can add a touch of festive cheer to your home in July. Not only is this project quick and fun to make, but it also offers endless possibilities for creativity. So don’t wait any longer, gather your hook and yarn and start crocheting!

As the famous saying goes, “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” Let’s add to that and say, the best way to spread Christmas cheer is by creating handmade Peppermint Ornaments with love.

Happy crocheting and happy Christmas in July! And as always, keep exploring and creating with your own unique ideas.

Angie 🤍🤍🤍



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