Old Orchard Chunky Crochet Pumpkin Pattern

Old Orchard Chunky Crochet Pumpkin Pattern from The Crochet Village

Bring a little pumpkin patch indoors with the Old Orchard Chunky Crochet Pumpkin Pattern. These cozy pumpkins have a plump shape and thick, textured stitches that look right at home with your fall decorations.

With three sizes to choose from, you can crochet a few pumpkins in different sizes and arrange them together for a charming seasonal display.

Free pattern by Assia Colozzo from The Crochet Village

The pattern uses super bulky yarn to create the chunky texture, while a simple one-row repeat makes the stitching easy to learn and remember. Each pumpkin begins as a flat rectangle, which is then seamed, stuffed, and gathered to create its rounded shape.

You don’t need complicated shaping techniques to turn a simple piece of crochet into a festive fall decoration.

One of my favorite details is the cinnamon stick stem. Paired with a little twine bow, it gives each pumpkin a natural finishing touch that works beautifully with farmhouse, rustic, and traditional autumn decor. The finished pumpkins measure approximately 5, 7, and 9 inches across, so you can mix the sizes for added interest.

Display your finished pumpkins on a mantel, arrange them on a dining table, or tuck one onto a bookshelf or entryway table. They’re a fun way to use your favorite fall yarn colors and create decorations you can bring out year after year. Crochet just one or make a whole little pumpkin patch to welcome the season.

Skill Level

Easy – confident beginner

Gauge

Approximately 10 double crochet per 4 inches

Size

Finished Size Approximately 5, 7, and 9 inches across.

Materials

Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick #6 Super Bulky yarn.

212 yards for each pumpkin.

Yarn colors:

Fisherman, Seaweed, Gingerbread, Spice, Mustard

Supplies

Size L Crochet Hook 8mm

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Tape Measure

Assia Colozzo from The Crochet Village

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