Is it just me or do you sometimes find the need for some teeny tiny crochet stars?! These little cuties are about 1 inch wide and a great replacement for a button. They only take a couple minutes to make and add a nice little flair to your crochet projects. I will show you how I use them in tomorrows post 🙂
Materials:
– Worsted weight yarn
– Size G Crochet Hook
– Tapestry needle
Abbreviations:
Magic Ring Tutorial <— click link for tutorials by Petals to Picots. You will need to know how to make the magic ring for this project!
Ch = chain
SC = Single Crochet
Sl St = Slip Stitch
Star Pattern:
Magic Ring, chain 2, *SC in second chain, join to magic ring loop with a slip stitch, chain 2 and repeat from * until you have 5 “points.” Pull ring tight and fasten off. Weave in ends or leave a long tail to sew on star as an appliqué.
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These are so cute!! Just finished making a few with some yarn scraps I had leftover. I can't wait to see tomorrow's post about what you do with them 🙂
very cute! thanks for sharing 🙂
very nice . .. I love Sarah 🙂
so cute and easy-perfect size for infant hat I was working on.I can put it right above the brim(boys cap)Thanks for the share.
Love, love, love! So perfect for so many uses! THANK YOU!
When you join the last "point" of the star, do you use a slip stitch in the ring?
These are great! Thank-you for sharing Sarah! Mine are coming out rounded looking – any thoughts on what I'm doing to cause that?
Mine came out a little rounded too. After I finished, I shaped them myself.
Thanks for these and I love the lanyard too!!!!
I love these! Thank you, how simple and perfect!
i am excited to try these to top my little christmas tree ornaments i am making. Thanks, as ever, for an amazing pattern. Your site is my favourite
Howdy, again, from Georgia!!
Thanks!!!
Poppy
Meant to add to-my crochet collars for my little biddy chi, chiweenie, & min dachshund-Baby-girl, July, & Bella!
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I chained 3 instead of 2, ss in next st, then ss back in magic ring. This makes the points of the star a little more pointy.
clever ! does make pointier stars and sarah’s looks more like a flower. either way works. thanks for suggesting a different way.
What would be the best technique to crochet a circle (like the Captain America shield) around one of these stars?
Thanks for the pattern…looking for a cute little button sized star to use on my sons shooting star blanket. This one looks easy and quick to do! I plan on having them hanging about in the fringe
love this cute pattern. how ever did you come up with it ?!??!!! using them to patch a tiny hole in my 2 sweaters. thank you, thank you !!! your patterns are so darn cute and thanks for making them available for free. you’re a sweetie. :))
I am trying to make minature granny squares and others
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I love these little stars! But I am new to crochet and can’t get it to come out right. Do you by chance have a video of this to show each step for beginners like me? I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. It would help to see exactly where next steps need to go. Thanks!
Love this but mine turn out a little wonky. I tried Cheryl’s pattern as well and both versions are good. However, I don’t know how to fasten it off. What is the last stitch?
Love your pattern Sarah! These are The Best & Easiest Tiny Stars!
Thank you for sharing your creativity!
I love your little stars. Thank you so much for the pattern.
I love this tiny hearts pattern. Thanks so much for sharing it with us!
I love this tiny stars pattern. Thanks so much for sharing it with us!
Thank you for this pattern. So quick and simple to make. I made a bunch and covered the top
of them in glow in the dark glue for my 3 year old son to have in in his room at night, and some for gifts to other family members. Who wouldn’t love a tiny glow in the dark star?
These are so adorable. Thank you for this pattern.
I don’t want to repost I am making an Afghan like a quilt from scraps of yarn and I just wanted to learn how to make stars because I have little balls of yarn that aren’t big enough to make a heart or a big star but thank you anyway
Amazingly simple and effective pattern thank you!