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Candy Cane Ornament

Candy Cane Ornament: A Sweet Crochet Touch for Christmas 🎄🍬

Christmas is a magical time filled with traditions and decorations that warm our hearts. How about adding a handmade touch to your tree this year? The Candy Cane Ornament is the perfect way to bring charm and creativity to your holiday décor. Let’s dive into this delightful and fun crochet pattern!

The Sweetness of Crochet 🍭

Inspired by the classic candy canes, these crochet ornaments are a tribute to the festive season’s sweet delights. With their iconic red-and-white stripes (or your own custom colors!), they can be made in just minutes—ideal for creating something special, even with limited time.

This pattern is super versatile:

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  • Personalized gifts: Use them as gift toppers.
  • Table décor: Add them to centerpieces or garlands.
  • Family activity: Get the kids involved for some crafty fun!

 

Candy Cane Ornament
Candy Cane Ornament

 

PATTERN

Materials Needed

Yarn: Two contrasting colors of your choice

  • Color A: 1 ball
  • Color B (White): 1 ball

Note: One ball of each color is enough to make approximately 24 Candy Cane Ornaments.

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Crochet Hook: U.S. H/8 (5 mm) or the size required to meet the gauge.

 

ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)

Approx – Approximate(ly)

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Ch – Chain(s)

Dc – Double crochet

Sc – Single crochet

 

Measurement

The Candy Cane will be about 5½ inches (14 cm) long.

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Gauge

This helps you check your stitch size:
13 single crochets (sc) and 14 rows = 4 inches (10 cm).
(If your stitches are too loose or tight, you may need to change your hook size!)

Instructions

Making the Coils (Make 2: one in Color A and one in Color B)

Chain 40 (Ch 40).

Start with a slip knot and chain 40 stitches.

Add the twists.

In the 4th chain from your hook, make 2 double crochets (dc) in the same stitch.Then, do 3 double crochets (dc) in each chain all the way to the end.This will naturally start to twist into a coil.

Finish off.

Cut your yarn, leaving a small tail, and pull it through the last stitch to secure it.

Assembling the Candy Cane

Twist the two coils together.

Wrap the two pieces (one of each color) around each other to form the classic striped candy cane shape.

Shape the top curve.

Bend the top of the twisted coils about 2½ inches (6 cm) from the end to make the cane shape.

Secure the shape.

Using Color A, loosely sew (or “tack”) a few stitches to hold the curved part in place.

Add a hanging loop.

With Color A, create a small loop for hanging by chaining 12 and attaching it to the top of the cane.

 

And you’re done! 🎄 Your candy cane is ready to decorate your tree or gift to a friend! 😊

 

PDF

We want to leave here a PDF version of this beautiful pattern so that you can print it and have it on hand.

CANDY CANE ORNAMENT

 

Why Add Candy Canes to Your Tree?

Besides being adorable, these ornaments are sustainable and reusable, perfectly aligned with the spirit of reducing waste. They’re lightweight, easy to store, and a fantastic project for crochet beginners. Even if you’re new to crochet, you can master this pattern with a little practice!

Customization is Key ✨

While the traditional look is red and white, you can get creative with:

  • Colors: Try gold and silver for elegance, or pastel tones for a whimsical Christmas.
  • Textures: Use sparkly or fluffy yarns for unique effects.
  • Sizes: Make mini versions for smaller trees or oversized ones for door décor.

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Wrapping Up with Style 🎁

One of the best things about this pattern is its simplicity. With just a few materials and a little time, you can create festive keepsakes that last for years. Pair them with other crochet ornaments for a fully handmade and personalized Christmas tree!

Excited about the idea? Let your Candy Cane Ornaments sweeten the holiday season for your home and loved ones. After all, nothing says “Holiday Spirit” like something made with love and a little creativity. 💕

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