My Mushroom Lighter Holder Crochet Pattern is finally available after years of being one of the best-selling products in my Etsy shop! And, they don’t just have to be used for lighters! You can use these cute mushrooms to stash your favorite lippies, essential oils, cash, or any other little things you need to keep safe. Continue reading for the instructions and the story behind this pattern.
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Always made with love! These cute little lighter holders make for great gifts! I’ve had tons of customers buy these as gifts for their friends and loved ones over the years. With this in mind, I wanted to make the crochet pattern available to everyone to share the love. These are also perfect for festivals. Keep all your little valuables handy & safe so you can keep dancing!
Looking for more cute crochet gift ideas? You can also try my quick & easy Velvet Scrunchies Crochet Pattern. The free pattern can be found here.
Yarn:
I created this mushroom lighter holder crochet pattern using Lily Sugar n’ Cream cotton yarn. You don’t need much yarn to make one, so this pattern is great for using up yarn scraps!
Of course, you can substitute with any worsted-weight yarn. I especially love Lily Sugar n’ Cream because they have a variety of beautiful colors. I love pairing Lily Sugar n’ Cream solids for the stems with ombrés for the caps.
Dishie from Knit Picks is the closest alternative that I’ve found. It’s 100% cotton, worsted-weight yarn that comes in a huge variety of solid colors and multicolored blends.
You can also visit yarnsub.com for a full list of alternatives! Another one of my favorite substitutions is Paintbox Yarns Recycled Cotton Worsted which is made from 100% recycled materials and comes in a variety of gorgeous shades.
Please use caution:
Please keep in mind that yarn is flammable. This design was created for the purpose of holding lighters when they’re not in use. Therefore, please make sure to remove your lighter from the stem before igniting. Please also pass this message along to your customers, gift recipients, or anyone using your finished creations! ♡
Optional Style:
If you’d like to make your lighter holder without the mushroom cap, simply follow the stem pattern below, then skip to the finishing instructions. You will only need to complete steps 4 & 5 of the finishing instructions to make a cap-less lighter holder.
Materials:
CROCHET HOOK: 5.0mm
YARN: Worsted-weight cotton yarn.
Recommended – Lily Sugar n’ Cream in 2 different colors for cap & stem (less than 1 ball needed for each color)
EXTRAS: Scissors, yarn needle
Gauge:
2” x 2” (5cm x 5cm) dc swatch = 8 sts x 4 rows
Key:
| SLST | Slip Stitch |
| CH | Chain |
| SC | Single Crochet |
| DC | Double Crochet |
| RND | Round |
Notes:
- This pattern is written in US crochet terms
- Crochet skill level: Easy
- The stitch count at the end of each row is shown in parenthesis ( )
- The ch at the beginning of each round does not count as a stitch
Finished Measurements:
To ensure that a standard lighter fits properly in the stem pocket, your stem should measure approximately 3 inches in length, and 1.5 inches across (7.6cm x 3.8cm) as I have shown in the photo below.
Mushroom Lighter Holder Crochet Pattern:
Stem:
Start with a magic ring
RND 1: CH 3, DC 10 into ring, then SLST into the top of CH 3 to close (10)
RND 2: CH 3, DC around, then SLST into the top of CH 3 to close (10)
RND 3-6: Repeat RND 2 (10)
To make strap: CH into the loop on your hook & continue to CH until the strap reaches your desired length. Then, cut the yarn & fasten off leaving a tail for assembly.
Cap:
Start with a magic ring
RND 1: CH 3, DC 15 into ring, then SLST into the top of CH 3 to close (15)
RND 2: CH 3, DC around, then SLST into the top of CH 3 to close (15)
RND 3: Repeat RND 2 (15)
RND 4: CH 1, SC around, then SLST into the top of CH 1 to close (15)
Cut yarn & fasten off. Weave in yarn tails.
Finishing Instructions:
- Attach your yarn needle to the yarn tail at the end of the strap.
- Going through the inside of the cap, pull the strap between two stitches on RND 1.
- Then, from the outside of the cap, pull the strap between two stitches on the opposite side of RND 1.
- On the stem, locate the stitch on the opposite side of the strap (you can use a stitch marker if it helps).
- Attach the end of the strap to the top of this stitch with a secure knot (use the yarn tail to create your knot). Then, weave in yarn tail & cut off any excess.
- Finally, adjust the strap as needed & tuck the stem into the cap. You’re all done! ♡
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Crochet Pattern Credits:
This pattern and all photos are the property of Noelebelle by Nina Noel. This pattern is for personal use only and may not be redistributed or altered and sold. If you wish to sell your finished items please sell small quantities only, and provide credit for my design along with a link to my website: https://noelebellecrochet.com
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