9 Pickle Patterns in Knit and Crochet

Posted by Danielle | Jan 10, 2016 | Crochet Patterns, Food Hacks, TVhack |

Paired with a sandwich,
or delicious all alone,
I love pickles yum.

Can-Do Pickles by Velma Root … featured on KnitHacker in January 2014! Get the pattern!

Knit Pillow Pickle with FREE Pattern via GoodKnits

Knit Pickle Pillow with FREE Pattern via GoodKnits

Crochet Christmas Pickle with FREE pattern by Fresh Stitches

Pickle Costume pattern (crochet) for small dogs by Lightning Cat

I’m kind of a big dill: pickle cross-stitch pattern by nerdylittlestitcher

Crochet Pickle slices by Reba Jones with FREE pattern

Cocktail Teenies – Pickle the Martini Olive by Whodunnknit – click to get the pattern!

Children’s Pickle Hat by Amy Taramasso

Hoefnagel The Bread and Butterfly Pickle Amigurumi by GeekGirl Crochet

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