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    Crochet S ‘more Pattern

    Skill Level: Beginner, Measures 2 inches tall

    Materials: Stitches and Abbreviations: Notes:


    ● Worsted weight yarn in tan, ● R - round/row ● The marshmallow can be
    brown, and white ● Ch - chain started with a magic circle for a
    ● 3.25mm crochet hook (size D) ● Sc - single crochet tighter beginning hole.
    or hook of your choice ● St - stitch ● For the chocolate and graham
    ● Two 6mm safety eyes ● Sts - stitches crackers, the chain 1 does not
    ● Black embroidery thread for ● Inc - increase count as a stitch.
    the mouth ● Dec - decrease ● A stitch marker is
    ● Polyfil stuffing ● BLO - back loops only recommended to help keep
    ● Yarn needle track of rounds and rows.
    ● Stitch marker (optional) ● Invisible decrease is
    recommended.

    Page 1
    Marshmallow:
    The marshmallow starts at the top. It is worked in continuous rounds.
    With White:
    R1​: Ch 2, and sc 6 in 2nd ch from hook (6)
    R2​: Inc in each st (12)
    R3​: *Inc, sc in next st* repeat 6x (18)
    R4​: *Inc, sc in next 2 sts* repeat 6x (24)
    R5​: in BLO, Sc in each st (24)
    R6 - 9​: (4 rounds) Sc in each st (24)
    Add eyes between rounds 6 and 7 with 2 sts
    between them. With embroidery thread, add a
    little smile in R7.

    R10​: in BLO, *Dec, sc in next 2 sts* repeat


    6x (18)
    R11​: *Dec, sc in next st* repeat 6x (12)
    Stuff your marshmallow.
    R12​: *Dec* repeat 6x (6)

    Finish off and close up hole by weaving


    through front loops of R12. Pull remaining
    yarn through the marshmallow and trim.

    Chocolate Square:
    The chocolate square is worked in back and forth rows. A stitch marker can be used if needed.
    With Brown:
    R1​: Ch 10, and sc in second ch from hook.
    Sc in next 8 chains. Chain 1, turn. (9)
    R2 - 9​: (8 rows) Sc in each st. Chain 1, turn.
    (9)

    Cut yarn and weave in starting and ending


    tails.

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    Graham Cracker:
    The graham cracker is worked in back and forth rows. A stitch marker can be used if needed.
    With Tan: (make 2)
    R1​: Ch 12, and sc in second ch from hook.
    Sc in next 10 chains. Chain 1, turn. (11)
    R2 - 11​: (10 rows) Sc in each st. Chain 1,
    turn. (11)

    Cut yarn and weave in starting and ending


    tails.

    Assembly:
    Stack all of your pieces together. I think the
    chocolate looks best under the marshmallow
    but assemble it how you like.

    Cut a length of graham cracker colored yarn


    about 3 feet long. Going through all 4 layers,
    weave the yarn from top to bottom to secure
    the pieces. I make sure to go through various
    parts of the marshmallow so that it is not
    connected only in the middle. Weave in any
    ends and trim yarn.

    I hope you enjoyed this pattern! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at any time.
    This pattern is the property of BabyCakesStudios, so please do not claim this pattern as your own. You are
    welcome to sell finished products made from this pattern, but do not sell this pattern as your own. Make sure to
    tag me on social media so I can see your lovely creations - @babycakesstudios. Thank you!
    For more patterns, visit BabyCakesStudios.com

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