Crochet Pencils and Crayons – Free 3-in-1 Pattern
date: 10/09/2026
Design: @cuddly.krafts

Get ready for the new school year with a colorful and playful crochet project! This free 3-in-1 pattern will show you how to crochet three different designs: a classic pencil, a colored pencil and a crayon.
The finished crochet pencils make a lovely decoration for a child’s room, desk or classroom. They can also become an original handmade gift for a student, teacher or anyone who loves colorful amigurumi projects.
All three versions are made in a similar way, while the different colors and details give each model its own character:
- a classic pencil with an eraser;
- a colored pencil;
- a crayon.
Materials
- Yarn: Stenli Karma
- Colors used: No. 04, No. 17, No. 51, No. 71, No. 87, No. 130, No. 163 and No. 249
- Crochet hook: 2 mm
- Stitch marker
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Stuffing
Stenli Karma is a 100% cotton yarn suitable for amigurumi and small decorative projects. You can follow the colors used in the pattern or create your own combination from your favorite shades.
Pattern Abbreviations
- MC – magic circle
- sc – single crochet
- inc – increase (2 single crochet stitches in one stitch)
- dec – decrease (2 stitches worked together)
- BLO – back loop only
- FLO – front loop only
- sl st – slip stitch
- R – round
- ( ) – stitch count at the end of the round
- x – repeat
What the Pattern Includes
Inside the PDF, you will find detailed round-by-round instructions for crocheting:
- a pencil with an eraser, metal band and pointed tip;
- a colored pencil in a color combination of your choice;
- a shorter and playful crayon;
- the color changes, gradual stuffing and finishing of each design.
The pattern is suitable for experienced crocheters as well as beginners who already know the basic stitches and are looking for an enjoyable new challenge.
Download the Free Pattern
Download the complete 3-in-1 crochet pattern for the pencil, colored pencil and crayon using the button below:
Tips for the Best Result
Crochet tightly so the stuffing does not show between the stitches. Add the stuffing gradually as you work, especially along the long bodies of the pencils, so they remain even and hold their shape.
When changing colors, complete the final step of the previous stitch with the new color. This will create a cleaner transition. Before closing the tip, carefully shape the stuffing with your fingers.
Share Your Crochet Pencils
We would love to see the colors you choose! Share photos of your finished pencils and crayons on social media and tag Pleta.bg and @cuddly.krafts.
Happy crocheting and have a wonderful new school year!
