Bring together two favorite pastimes with the Pickle Kick Sack Crochet Pattern—a playful project that combines the excitement of pickleball with the nostalgic fun of the classic hacky sack.
Shaped like a cheerful pickle, this quirky crochet creation is sure to spark smiles whether it’s being kicked around with friends, tossed across the room, or proudly displayed as a fun conversation piece.
Designed to work up in less than an hour, this quick project is perfect for last-minute gifts, weekend crafting, or adding something unique to your craft fair inventory.
It’s also a fantastic stash-busting pattern, using small amounts of cotton yarn to create a durable, playful toy that’s as fun to make as it is to use.
Free pattern by Lisa Ferrel from My Fingers Fly
The Pickle Kick Sack makes a thoughtful handmade gift for pickleball enthusiasts, retro game lovers, kids, teens, and anyone who enjoys whimsical crochet projects. Tuck one into a stocking, add it to a gift basket, or make several in different shades of green for party favors or market displays. Its lighthearted design is guaranteed to get people talking—and laughing.
Whether you’re reliving the fun of the ’80s, celebrating today’s pickleball craze, or simply looking for a fast, creative project, the Pickle Kick Sack is a delightful crochet pattern that delivers plenty of personality in every stitch.
Quick, affordable, and irresistibly fun, it’s a project you’ll find yourself making again and again.
Skill Level
Easy – confident beginner
Gauge
Approximately 9 sc = 2”
Size
Finished ball measures approximately 2.5” diameter.
Materials
Approximately 25 yards cotton worsted yarn
Supplies
Size G Crochet Hook 4.0mm
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Tape Measure
Poly-Pellets
