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Crochet Pattern – Ferrero Rocher Chocolate Cover

September 27, 2018 by Shellie Wilson

These little Ferrero Rocher crochet chocolate covers are such a sweet way to turn a single wrapped chocolate into a thoughtful handmade gift. Designed to look like a tiny Christmas pudding, this quick crochet project is perfect for holiday craft stalls, teacher gifts, party favors, table settings, stocking fillers, or last-minute handmade presents.

The pattern uses small amounts of double-knit yarn, making it a great stash-busting project, and because each cover only needs a little yarn, you can make a whole batch without spending much at all. Add a few beads or tiny embellishments for the pudding topping, pop a wrapped chocolate inside, and you have an adorable festive treat that feels personal, handmade, and wonderfully giftable.

This free crochet pattern is a lovely quick make for Christmas and a fun way to dress up Ferrero Rocher chocolates for the holiday season.

Materials

Small amount of double-knit yarn3.5 mm hook
Beads

Christmas pudding Instructions
3ch at beginning of round counts as 1trUsing brown yarn Make a magic loopRound 1: 3ch. Make 11 tr into centre of loop, sl st into 3 rd of 3ch (12tr) pull magic loop closed.

Round 2: 3ch. Tr into same st as 3ch. 2tr into each st round. sl st into 3rd
of 3ch (24tr)

Round 3: 3ch. 1tr into each st round, sl st into 3rd of 3ch (24tr)

Round 4: 3ch. *tr 2 tog, 1tr in next repeat from * round. sl st into 3rd of 3ch (16tr)

Round 5: 1ch, dc into each st, sl st into 1ch. Fasten off

Topping

Using cream yarn make a magic loop Round 1: 3ch. Make 11 tr into centre of loop, sl st into 3rd of 3ch (12tr) pull magic loop closed.
Round 2: 3ch. Tr into same st as 3ch. 2tr into each st round. sl st into 3rd of 3ch (24tr)
Round 3:Ch3, sl st into same st as 3ch, * dc 2 tog sl s tint next st, 3ch, sl st into same st as 3ch rep from * round, sl st into 1 st ch of 3 ch. Fasten off

Image contributed by Rachael Pedder

Looking for more Christmas themed Crochet Patterns? Check out these books

Crochet Christmas Ornaments

 Christmas Crochet Pattern Books 

And these Christmas patterns on Etsy  

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Comments

  1. knotsew says

    September 28, 2018 at 8:37 am

    This is adorable! Thanks so much for sharing! I was just thinking of finding some Christmas Pudding crafts as I made my daughters a holiday headband! Never too early to start Christmas crafting!

  2. knotsew says

    September 28, 2018 at 8:39 am

    Hope this comment works! The last one said I had already commented. HMM…
    Thanks for sharing this super cute pattern! LOVE IT!

  3. Lyne says

    October 30, 2018 at 10:38 pm

    Lovely thanks, so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee thanks !

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