3 Minute Four Leaf Clover Crochet Pattern

Need a little something green to wear for St. Patrick’s Day this year? Then you’re in luck today! This a free 3 minute four leaf clover crochet pattern is super easy to make. You’ll be able to make this four leaf clover in a pinch- which will keep you from getting pinched on St. Patrick’s Day this year! This post contains some affiliate links. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.

I’ve never liked the tradition of getting pinched on St. Patrick’s Day for not wearing green. Maybe it’s because the idea never made any sense to me, or maybe it’s because I never had any clean green clothing to wear on St. Patrick’s Day when I was growing up. Let’s just say that I was the kid in class that claimed to be wearing green underwear year after year, but still got pinched….hard. I hated it!

Since I despised getting pinched year after year on St. Patrick’s Day, I think it’s quite natural for me to share a simple project to help me…and YOU…prevent getting pinched on the holiday this year. This easy four leaf clover crochet pattern can be whipped up in 3 minutes, even less if you’re skilled at crocheting. So you will have no excuse to be caught without something green to wear this year. Let me share with you just how easy it is to make these cuties.

For this project you will need the following:

Green Worsted Weighted Yarn (I used Vanna’s Choice in Kelly Green for this tutorial.)
Crochet Hook Size H (You can find my go-to hook HERE)
Scissors

Four Leaf Clover Crochet Pattern Instructions:

Chain 4. Slip stitch in 1st stitch to join.

Chain 4. 2 double crochet in ring. Chain 4. Slip stitch in ring. (1st petal made)

Chain 4. 2 double crochet in ring. Chain 4. Slip stitch in ring. (2nd petal made)

Chain 4. 2 double crochet in ring. Chain 4. Slip stitch in ring. (3rd petal made)

Chain 4. 2 double crochet in ring. Chain 4. Slip stitch in ring. (4th petal made)

Now that the four petals are done, let’s make the stem. Chain 8.

Slip stitch in 2nd chain from the hook and all the way back up chain (7 stitches). Fasten off and weave in ends.

In case you’re wondering…yes, I timed myself when I made these. I grabbed my yarn and crochet hook and in less than 3 minutes had an adorable four leaf clover for St. Patrick’s Day. This simple four leaf clover can be made into a lapel pin, attached to a hair barrette or headband, or tied to a garland for a festive decoration for the home. The deal is…I provide you with the pattern, then you use your imagination to create something special with it. Good luck, although I have a feeling you won’t need it with these lucky four leaf clovers!