Figgy Pudding Ornament: FREE Crochet Pattern

When I was a kid, around Christmas time I was always confused at what figgy pudding was. Honestly, I thought in We Wish You a Merry Christmas that they were saying Piggy Pudding, which I wondered what on earth that could be. Why would you want to have a dessert with pig in it? (Oh silly me, haha.) As I grew older, though I still have never eaten any figgy pudding, I do love the way that it looks! Who doesn’t love the sweet little holly berries and frosting on top?? Since I love the way it looks so much, I decided to make an ornament pattern of this iconic dessert. Presenting, my Figgy Pudding Ornament!

This sweet little ornament is another one of the designs I created for my collaboration with Premier Yarns. It can be a great little crocheted treat to bring as a gift to your Christmas parties, a fun addition to your tree, or you could even substitute the stuffing to make it into a sachet! It’s a super fast project that can be made in no time at all.

I loved creating this ornament with the Premier Yarns Everyday yarn! It works up wonderfully for amigurumi by having a sturdy fabric that is also super soft. It practically does whatever you want it to, which makes it one of my favorite yarns to work with.

My Favorite FREE Crochet Christmas Patterns

1. Gingerbread House Purse 2. Crochet Christmas Light Garland 3. Snowflake Sugar Cookie Ornament

Supplies:

• • Main Color: Premier Yarns Everyday in Cocoa Bean

• • Secondary Color: Premier Yarns Everyday in  

• • I/9 5.5 mm crochet hook (Click here to get some of my favorite hooks!)

• scissors

Stitches Used:

• • st = stitch

• • sc = single crochet (UK double crochet)
  • dec = decrease

• R = Row

Figgy Pudding Ornament

Rnd 1: sc 5 in magic circle

Rnd 2: sc 2 in each sc around

Rnd 3: *sc 1, sc 2 in next st,* repeat four more times

Rnd 4: *sc 2, sc 2 in next st* repeat 4 more times

Rnd 5-8: sc 20

Rnd 9: *sc 2, dec 1,* repeat 4 times

Rnd 10: *sc 1, dec 1,* repeat 4 more times

Rnd 11: dec 5

Frosting

Rnd 1: sc 5 in magic circle

Rnd 2: sc 2 in each sc around

Rnd 3: *sc 1, sc 2 in next st,* repeat four more times

Rnd 4: *sc 2, sc 2 in next st* repeat 4 more times

Rnd 5: sl st 3, ch 5, sl st into 3rd sl st, *sl st 4, ch 6, sl st into 4th sl st, sl st 3, ch 5, sl st into 3rd st,* repeat one more time

Holly berries

Rnd 1: sc 5 in magic circle

Rnd 2: bobble st, sc 1, bobble st, sc 1, bobble, sl st into first bobble st

Fasten off red and switch to green

Sl st into first sc of holly berries, *ch 4, sc 3 in second ch, ch 3, sc 1 into next ch, sc 3 into next ch, sc 1 into next st, sc 1* repeat 1 more time.

If you like video tutorials better, check out my holly berry tutorial on my Youtube channel! It’s for my holly berry broach pattern, but can be used to help walk you through the holly berry pattern.

One all of the pieces are done, sew on the frosting to the figgy pudding, and then the holly berry piece on top. Then fasten off and weave in the ends. Pull a string of yarn through the top of the figgy pudding and tie a knot at the top to make it an ornament!

Congrats on finishing your little figgy pudding! Now you have a wonderful ornament to decorate your tree this year. I can’t wait to use this ornament on my tree for many more years to come! I’d love to see your finished figgy pudding! Tag me in your photos using the hashtag #eclairemakery and tagging my account @eclairemakery. Can’t wait to see your creations! Stay tuned tomorrow for the next part of my Christmas collection!

Happy stitching!

~Claire