Enjoy a tea and crochet break with Emma Lyons’ yarny treats! We all know the importance of ‘me’ time, so make space to sit back and relax with a big mug of tea, a new crochet project, and a sweet treat or two. Emma's crochet biscuit patterns are perfect for an afternoon tea party or mini party. She shows you how to crochet a pink wafter biscuit and some chocolate chip cookies but if you want to make even more delicious goodies then head over to our free jammy dodger pattern. We also have some tasty crochet sweets!
These crochet biscuits only small quantities of yarn and any cotton DK yarn works well making them a great stash buster project. These delicious calorie-free retro mini biscuits are made in separate pieces and sewn together, making them a great project for beginners. If you are a newbie to crochet don't worry. Head over to our crochet for beginners guide and our crochet kits for beginners to learn all the basic techniques you need. Now it's over to Emma for her free biscuit patterns!
You’ll need:
- Stylecraft Classique Cotton DK, 100% cotton, 100g/184m per ball, one ball each in Beige (3661), Shell Pink (3666) and Fondant (3094)
- Rico Creative Cotton DK, 100% cotton, 50g/115m per ball, one ball each in Brown (018) and Light Yellow (003)
- 3.5mm (UK 9, US E/4) crochet hook (find the best crochet hooks on the market in our round-up)
- Yarn needle
- Stitch markers (find the best stitch markers on the market in our round-up)
- Scissors
Abbreviations
You can find a full list of all abbreviations we use in our abbreviations and conversions guide. This pattern is written in UK terminology but you can easily convert it to US terms using this handy chart.
dc2tog double crochet 2 together: (insert hook in next st, yrh and draw loop through) twice, yrh and draw through all 3 loops on hook. magic ring hold thread in your hand and wrap working yarn around forefinger twice to create ring, slip ring off your finger and insert hook to pick up first st, ch1, then work the necessary sts for round 1 and close the ring tightly by pulling the loose end tss tunisian simple stitch
