Doughnuts, Fortune Cookies, Oreos, S’mores, oh my! – Sweet Treats Crochet Ornaments

Is your holiday season full of love, laughter, and sweet treats? Bring that same sweetness to your tree by whipping up some crochet sweet treat ornaments! This pattern pack includes 4 designs: Crochet S’mores, Doughnuts, Crochet Fortune Cookie, and Crochet Oreos. These patterns use basic stitches and shapes, so they are great for an advanced beginner crocheter.
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I have a secret. That secret is…I don’t really like s’mores. At least I didn’t use to.
The chocolate doesn’t melt and the cracker just breaks apart into a crumby ness. But the kids loving making them, and it is always a fun activity to do as a family.

Then one cold winter night, we decided to make them using the oven. These turned out different. The chocolate was melty and soft, the marshmallow was toasty and puffy, everything melded together perfectly.
I guess I am a lover of a very specifically prepared s’more.

If you aren’t someone who loves s’mores (even after trying the oven method!) you may still have room in your heart for these cute crochet s’mores!

[Yo! This pattern has been updated!]

The pattern now includes three additional sweet treats crochet ornaments designs. Decorate your tree with even more sugar-free, high fiber treats!
The new designs are Sandwich cookies (Oreos!), Doughnuts, and Fortune Cookies.

About these crochet ornaments patterns

The new designs are just as simple (or more simple!) than the s’more pattern, and all use the same basic shapes and stitches. All of them take only a small amount of yarn, so they are perfect for scrap busting!

CROCHET S’MORES:

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The s’mores use worsted weight yarn in tan, brown, and white and a small bit of polyfil. You will need to know sc, sc decease and hdc to make this pattern.

CROCHET FORTUNE COOKIE:

This pattern is beginner friendly! You only need to know Dc, and hdc, and even though the pattern calls for DK weight, feel free to experiment with yarn weights you have on hand. You will love how incredibly simple this crochet fortune cookie is.

CROCHET DOUGHNUT:

Gather some tan yarns, and some fun colors for frosting to make your crochet doughnut ornaments. If you have a darning needle, you can embroider some sprinklers or even some chocolate drizzle!

CROCHET OREO:

This crochet Oreo is nearly as simple as the fortune cookie, and is perfect for beginner crocheters. You need worsted weight yarn in black and white, and the basic stitches used are sc, hdc, and dc.

WHAT YOU NEED: 


- 4mm Hook

- Worsted Weight Yarn in Tan, Dark Brown, and White

- Darning Needle
- Hot Glue Gun
- Small amount of polyfil  


FINISHED MEASUREMENT: 2.5″ x 2.5″

NOTES:


1. Ch 2(1) does not count, always work first st in the same st as the chain. 
 
2. Always join with the first st of the round, not the beginning ch. 


3. The “right” side of your crackers is the side with the front-facing sc stitches. 



GRAHAM CRACKER:
(Make 4)

Ch 10.

1. Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in next 8 sts. Turn. (9 sts)


2. – 10. Ch 1, sc in next 9 sts. Turn. (9 sts)



BORDER: Work 2 more sc in the last st making a corner. Sc all around the piece, working 3 sc in each corner. Join with first st. Weave in ends. 



CHOCOLATE:
(make 1)

Ch 8. 

1. Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in next 6 sts. Turn. (7 sts)


2. – 8. Ch 1, sc in next 7 sts. Turn. (7 sts)



BORDER: Work 2 more sc in the last st making a corner. Sc all around the piece, working 3 sc in each corner. Join with first st. Weave in ends. 
 


MARSHMALLOW: (Make 1) 
 
Start with Magic Ring

1. Ch 2, work 12 dc into ring. Join with a sl st. (12 sts)


2. Ch 1, work 2 sc in each st around. Join with a sl st. (24sts)


3. (Work this round in Back Loops Only)
Ch 1, sc in each st around. Join with a sl st.
(24 sts)


4 . – 5. Ch 1, sc in each st around. Join with a sl st. (24 sts)


6. (Work this round in Back Loops Only. 
Ch 1, sc2tog 12 times. Join with a sl st. (12 sts)


7. Ch 2, dc in each st around. Join with a sl st,  (12 sts) 
Leave a long tail 

Stuff the marshmallow with polyfil until it holds its shape. 
Don’t over stuff. 
Thread the tail onto a darning needle. Sew in and out around the remaining 12 dc sts. Pull tight to cinch closed. Weave in securely. 


CONSTRUCTION: 
Flatten/block the crackers for best results. You can do this by dampening the pieces with a spritz of water and letting them dry under a flat weight or heavy book. (Be sure to lay a piece of plastic wrap/cloth on top so the moisture doesn’t damage your book.) Once the pieces are dry, line up two crackers wrong sides together and sl st all around, seaming them together. Repeat using other two pieces. 



Assemble your s’more pieces together with hot glue. First, glue your chocolate piece to either of your graham crackers.



Next, run a line of hot glue around either of the BLO round on your marshmallow, and carefully glue it in the middle of your chocolate. 


Next, run another line of hot glue around the top BLO of your marshmallow, and carefully place your second graham cracker on top. 


Finish by putting a short length of yarn on your darning needle and inserting in/out at the top of your s’more. Tie a knot at the base where both strings come out, and tie a knot at the top, so you can hang it. 

xoxo,