Crochet Donuts Pattern

Discover the perfect crochet donut pattern for your next project. From classic glazed to fun and colorful sprinkles and designs, this free tutorial offers a variety of options to satisfy your crochet cravings. This video is geared towards intermediate crocheters, but I will do my best to provide step-by-step instructions and helpful tips to create adorable and delicious-looking crochet donuts for all skill levels. I hope you love these super sweet crochet donuts!
Make sure to pause the video often as I go fairly quickly showing how to crochet each round.
Free written pattern - jenoelleboutique.com/blogs/cr...
Supplies Used:
Size G 4mm crochet hook amzn.to/3KlBbM1
Yarn (100% acrylic worsted weight yarn) "I Love This Yarn" from Hobby Lobby was used
Donut - Light Taupe
Glaze - White
Sprinkles - any colors you would like
Stitch Marker amzn.to/43OeTcM
Scissors amzn.to/3Kpz7T7
Poly-fil amzn.to/3qdNbIA
Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3QjTsNu
Stitches used (US terms)
Slip Knot
CH - Chain
SS - Slip stitch
SC - Single crochet
INC - increase (2 single crochets in same stitch)
DEC - Decrease (single crochet decrease in front loops only)
DC - Double Crochet
TR - Triple Crochet
Body of Donut
Start with a Slip knot and a CH18
SS into back bump of first CH + CH1
R1: Staring in same stitch work *1SC + 1INC into next back bump
repeat from * in each back bump until you have 27 stitches
R2: 1SC in each stitch (27)
R3: *2SC + INC (repeat from * to end) (36)
R4: 1SC in each stitch (36)
R5: 3SC + INC (45)
R6: 1SC in each stitch (45)
R7: 4SC + INC (54)
R8-14: 1SC into each stitch (7 rounds total)
R15: 4SC + DEC (45)
R16: 1SC in each stitch (45)
R17: 3SC + DEC (36)
R18: 1SC in each stitch (36)
R19: 2SC + DEC (27)
R20: 1SC in each stitch (27)
R21: 1SC + DEC (18)
R22: 1SC in each stitch (18) fasten off
Glaze/Frosting
R1-9: Repeat R1-9 of donut
R10: work 2-4 SC between each cluster of 3-4 DC or TR. You can work this round however you'd like using the stitches noted as a reference.
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[@queenv3]

These are too darn adorable. Thanks for such a fun and easy tutorial. I will be making some today for my grandbabies.

[@jenoellecreates]

I hope you and your grand babies love them!! These donuts make my heart so happy! Also, I hope the video is easy to follow, rewatching it I realized I went a bit quick. ;) Happy Crocheting!! xo

[@alejandraacosta2692]

Hermosas!!!! Gracias por compartir 😘🇲🇽👏👏👏👏👏🌿🌿🌿

[@CherryBerry48]

ahh love these, i done made a dozen!!

[@carlann9807]

Thanks for the tutorial on the donuts. They are so cute.

[@jenoellecreates]

It is my pleasure to share these cute donuts with you! After rewatching the video I realized I went a bit quickly (as I tend to do in my tutorials) thank goodness for the pause button. haha... Happy Crocheting!!

[@Peace-on-earth771]

This is beautiful!! Do you have a pattern for smaller donuts?

[@alejandraacosta2692]

Hermosa!!!! Parece real!!!! Mil gracias por compartir!! 😘🇲🇽🌸🌸

[@jenoellecreates]

I am so happy you like them! They make me smile so much! xoxo

[@sioben-]

Thank you so much for your tutorial. I like your way of teaching. It made sense to me 😊
I made a few cute donut for decoration and the kids love them ❤
I plan on making a bigger version (pillow size) and have a few question.
If I plan on making it 5time bigger, any idea on how to do it??
Should I just mulitply it with 5?
90 chain(18×5)
R1-R7 (follow your pattern)
R8??

[@jenoellecreates]

Hi! Im so excited that this pattern clicked for you and that you've made a couple already! Here are a couple suggestions to make it pillow size!
1. You could use a chunky yarn, Bernat makes a great super bulky weight yarn and I would recommend using the size hook that the yarn recommends.
2. If you want to use a worsted weight yarn you could double up the strands and go up to a size 5mm hook or even a 5.5mm hook.
-and if you want to make the stitch count larger you could start with a CH 27 then work 2SC + INC until you have 36. Then continue with the instructions above. You can increase to a total of 63, 72, 81 etc. Just make sure after an increase round you work one round of SC. Then when you reach the desired increase work 7-9 rounds of SC before you start decreasing. If you need any more help please email me. [e-mail]

[@sioben-]

@@jenoellecreates thank you for the reply.
At first I thought about using Chunky or blanket yarn, but I have difficult using these types.
But I'll definitely try all the methods you mentioned.
Thanks you 🥰