I’ve recently discovered a fabulous crochet pattern for Jammy Dodgers on According to Matt’s Crochet and Craft blog. With my knitted ‘no-calorie cupcake looking a bit lonely, I just had to crochet it some tasty friends!
Matt’s pattern is written in US terminology so if you are a UK crochet the info taken from my crochet stitch summary chart might help.
US half double crochet = UK half treble (Yarn around hook, insert hook through stitch, yarn around hook, draw the loop back through the stitch – you should have 3 loops on your hook, yarn around hook, pull the loop through all 3 loops on your hook.)
US single crochet = UK double crochet (Insert hook through stitch, yarn around hook, draw loop through the stitch to give you 2 loops on your hook, yarn around hook, draw through both loops on the hook.)
Matt’s instructions are really easy to follow and the Jammy Dodger looks great. Pop over to his website to check out the pattern.
Just incase you need some more encouragement to have a go, he’s a photo guide of my crochet biscuit make.
The first step was to make the Jammy filling……
…. then start the biscuit base:
…after a few rounds, it was time to crochet the biscuit base and jammy filling together…
… then carry on crocheting with your biscuit colour to extend the base.
Add a little old rim for the biscuit top to sit inside.
The biscuit top comes next…….
and once your biscuit pieces are joined together…
..the last step is to shape your biscuit middle into a heart shape.
If you would like a knitted cupcake to accompany those gorgeous biscuits, check out my knitted cupcake post.
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Oooh! I love it! We call them ‘jam fancies’ here…
That’s a fabulous name. Love it! x
Sooo cute!
Thank you. X
According to Matt is a fabulous blog as I’ve recently discovered. I have been meaning to make one of these for some time… so sweet! Your ‘dodger’ is lovely 🙂
Thank you. X
This is sooo gorgeous! And beautifully presented. Thank you for sharing, And now I’ve discovered According to Matt’s blog as well, which is great.
Thank you for reading my blog. This is very nice work
Thank you. x
Brilliant. I saw on someone else’s blog that it took 2hours to make one. Is this true?
That’s about right. Great fun to make too. x
Thank you for reading my blog. Your work is very nice
Thank you. x
I have nominated you for an award, see my latest blog post for more info x
Thank you so much. Congratulations on all your nominations – I love your blog and your shop. I think your Knicker kits are fab – they have made it onto my ‘top 10 must makes’ list. x
I’ve just finished being hooked on crocheting foods too. What fun!!
I feel hungry looking at your cupcake!! lol
Cheers, Anita.
love those! pity I cannot crochet!
Thank you – if you fancy having a go at crochet, my photo guides might be able to help. x
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Great tutorial. They look so yummy. Will have to add this to my list of projects to tackle. Thanks for posting.
This was one of the first things I made when I learnt to crochet! It still sits near my bed :’) It is a great pattern for beginners!
Totally agree. Great fun! X
Love these: yum! Reminds me of the Kate Jenkins crocheted food exhibition that I saw in the Guardian! Thanks for visiting my new little blog 🙂 Your blog is fab : very inspiring x
Very cute! Now i’m hungry!