Let me tell you, folks, this is a dish you won’t be serving up in the kitchen! I stumbled upon this Eggs with Bacon crochet pattern and – gosh, it tickled me pink. It brings back so many memories of brunches with family and friends, and the cozy feelings of home.
Every time I work on this pattern, my mouth waters just a tad. Those sunny-side-up eggs paired with crispy bacon strips – it’s quite the breakfast delight, but in yarn! Now, isn’t that something to crack a smile about? It’s almost as if you can smell the sizzle and feel the warmth of a breakfast plate… without the calories, of course!
While it might seem a touch whimsical – and, oh, it certainly is – there’s also a deep sense of nostalgia here. Whether it’s a quirky touch for your kitchen decor or a playful gift for a fellow brunch-lover, these crocheted delights are bound to fry up some joy!
Pattern Designer: Mary Brown Crafts
Materials
- 2.5 mm crochet hook
- Fiberfill
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Stitch markers
- Yarn: size 2 (Fine) Sport – Baby
- Kused Jeans YarnArt 50 g / 1.76 oz / 160 m / 174 yds
Abbreviations
Ch – chain stitch
Sc – single crochet (US)
Sl st – slip stitch
Hdc – half double crochet de-double crochet (US)
Tr – double treble crochet
Dec – sc next 2 stitches together (single crochet decrease)
Inc – sc in indicated stitch 2 times (single crochet increase)
Flo – work in front loop only
Blo – work in back loop only
FPSC – front post single crochet
Bo – bobble stitch (crochet 3double crochet stitches together in the same stitch)
Tog – together
Rnd – round (crochet in a circle)
Row – round (not circular)
Sc3inc – sc in indicated stitch 3 times
Scзtog – sc next 3 stitches together at a time
Notes
- Do not join rounds, work in a continuous spiral.
- You can use the same pattern to make larger or smaller toys by using finer or bulkier yarn. Pick a crochet hook at least a size smaller than suggested on the yarn label and crochet tightly enough to achieve a tight gauge that will not allow the stuffing to show through the fabric.
- All stitches are worked into both loops, unless stated otherwise in the pattern.
- Use a stitch marker or a piece of yarn to mark the end or the beginning of a round.
- Make sure, you crochet tight all the way, to get no huge stretching holes between the stitches after you filled in the cotton wool.
- Stuff is very well.
Eggs Heart
With white yarn. Start with 15 ch:
Row 1: starting from the second ch from the hook, (sc in ch) x 14, ch and turn
Row 2: starting from the second ch from the hook, 6 sc, dec, 6 sc, ch and turn
Row 3: 5 sc, dec, 6 sc, ch and turn
Row 4: 5 sc, dec, 5 sc, ch and turn
Row 5: 5 sc, dec, 4 sc, ch and turn
Rnd 6: inc, inc, inc, 6 sc, 3 hdc in one ch, 6 sc, inc, inc, inc, inc
Rnd 7: inc, 3 sc, sc3tog, 3 sc, inc, 12 sc, 3 hdc in one ch, 15 sc
Rnd 8: 4 sc, dec, dec, 17 sc, sh-ch-sc, 15 sc, break the yarn and leaving a long tail for sewing.
Yolk
Make a magic loop using the yellow yarn.
Rnd 1: 6sc in a magic ring (6)
Rnd 2: (sc, inc) x 3 (9)
Rnd 3: (2 sc, inc) x 3 (12)
Rnd 4-5: 12 sc around
Stuffing
Rnd 7: dec x 6 (6)
Break the yarn and leave a long tail for sewing.
Toast
Use light beige yarn.
Start with 26 ch:
Row 1-18: starting from the second ch from the hook, (sc in ch) – 25 times, turn, ch
Crochet around:
Rnd 19: 5 hdc in one ch, 16 hdc, 5 hdc in one ch, 41 sc, sl st
Crochet around
Bacon
Use white yarn.
Start with 41 ch:
Row 1: starting from the second ch from the hook, (sc in ch) – 40 times, turn, ch
Row 2: (8 sc, dec) x 4, turn, ch
Change to beige yarn.
Row 3: (7 sc, dec) x 4, turn, ch
Row 4: (6 sc, dec) x 4, turn. ch
Row 5: starting from the second ch from the hook, (sc in ch) – 28 times, turn, ch
Change to brown yarn.
Row 6: starting from the second ch from the hook, (sc in ch) – 28 times, turn, ch
Row 7: (5 sc, dec) x 4, turn, ch, break the yarn