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This Candy Corn plush is such a fun project!  Even if you aren’t a big fan of eating candy corn, I think that we can all agree that this plushie is adorable!

I kind of created this little plush on a whim.  I had seen on Facebook and Instagram where everyone is making all their fall things and getting ready for fall markets.  And I thought that a cute candy corn plushie would be perfect to make and share with everyone.

2 crochet candy corn plushies on a table with yarn and a crochet hook

The finished product turned out super cute making it with Premier Parfait Chunky yarn and it’s even cuter when you add the safety eyes and embroider a mouth.  

If you are into crocheting candy corn themed items then you will want to check out my Candy Corn Coasters Pattern and my Candy Corn Keychain Pattern!

What Yarn Should You Use to Make a Candy Corn Plushie?

I chose to use Premier Parfait Chunky yarn.  It is a #6 Super Bulky yarn that is made out of 100% polyester.  The different colors that I used where Yellow, Mango and White.  

Premier Parfait Chunky has become a very popular yarn for crocheting amigurumi and stuffed plushies.  I see so many people using it to make all kinds of stuffed animals to sell at craft shows and markets.  

Kids and adults both love these little items and they can help to draw interest to your booth at a craft show.

crochet amigurumi candy corn being held in front of a yarn wall

Each candy corn is about 5” tall when completely finished and stuffed.  So they are the perfect size for smaller pieces to have at a craft show to be able to sell reasonably priced.

You could also use a #4 worsted weight yarn to make your candy corn, but the finished item will be much smaller than when made with the parfait yarn.  I have not yet made this free pattern in a medium weight yarn so I’m not exactly sure what size it would come out to when finished.

This would be a great project to use scrap yarn for.  It takes such a small amount of yarn to make each candy corn.

Is it Hard to Crochet a Candy Corn Plush?

No, this plushie is pretty easy to crochet.  If you have a concept of crocheting plushies and a few basic amigurumi skills, then it will be a breeze to make this plush.  

Even if you have never crocheted amigurumi before, it only uses chain stitches and single crochet stitches.  So it would be a great beginner amigurumi pattern to start with!

Materials You Will Need to Crochet an Amigurumi Candy Corn

I already mentioned the type of yarn you will be needing in the traditional candy corn colors.  The other materials you need are 16mm size safety eyes, poly-fil, black embroidery thread and, of course, you will need a crochet hook and a yarn needle.

If you are wondering where I get my safety eyes from, I just order them off of Amazon.  They have a large selection and I ordered a set that has multiples of each size in a case.

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Crochet Candy Corn Amigurumi Pattern

Pattern uses US crochet terminology

Skill Level – Easy

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Things you will need:

  • Premier Parfait Chunky yarn in yellow, mango and white
  • Poly-Fil
  • 16 mm Safety Eyes
  • Black Embroidery Thread
  • J / 6.00 mm Crochet Hook
  • Stitch Marker
  • Scissors
  • Yarn Needle / Tapestry Needle

Size:

  • Each candy corn measures approx. 4.5” wide and 5” tall

Abbreviation / Stitch Key:

  • ch = chain
  • st = stitch (es)
  • sk = skip
  • sl st = slip stitch (es)
  • mc = magic circle / magic ring
  • sc = single crochet
  • sc2tog = single crochet 2 stitches together
  • dc = double crochet
  • sp = space
  • yo = yarn over
  • t = turn

Notes:

  • Candy corn is worked from the bottom up
  • we will work the piece in continuous rounds using a stitch marker to mark the 1st stitch of each round
  • Other notes will be included throughout the pattern as needed.

Pattern:

With Yellow Yarn

Round 1: Ch 11, sc in 2nd ch st from hook and each st across until you reach the last ch st, 3 sc in last st, t to work down other side of st, sc in each st until last st, 3 sc in last st (24)

1st round of the candy corn plush with a brown furls crochet hook

Round 2: 2 sc, sc in 9 st, 2 sc in next 3 st, sc in 9 st, 2 sc in last 2 st (30)

Rown 3 – 5: sc in each st around (30)

Change to Mango yarn

Round 6: * sc in 3 st, sc2tog* repeat * to * around (24)

Round 7 – 8: sc in next st and each st around (24)

Round 9: * sc in 2 st, sc2tog* repeat * to * around (18)

Change to white yarn

Round 10 – 11: sc in each st around (18)

Place safety eyes between rounds 5 & 6, 4 st apart

lightly stuff

Round 12: * sc, sc2tog* repeat * to * around (12)

Round 13: sc in each st around (12)

Finish Stuffing

Round 14: * sc2tog* repeat * to * around (6)

Cut yarn leaving a long tail and finish off.

Take your black embroidery thread and make the mouth

close up of crochet candy corn with another one in the background

I’d love to see your creations that you make from all of my patterns, be sure to tag me @okiegirlblingnthings on Instagram so I can see. Whether you make this Candy Corn Crochet Pattern or something else entirely, tag me!

Happy Crocheting!

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    1. When I crochet the piece, I go through both loops and when I finish it off with a yarn needle and close the very top, I just go through the front loops.