More Sandwich Fixins! – Free Crochet Pattern

A reader requested additional sandwich patterns, and I really couldn’t wait to get to them! These are so much fun to make because they’re super cute, and if they’re not perfect, it’s okay. After all, you want the peanut butter to look like you quickly spread it on the bread, so it’s not a perfect rectangle. Eggs aren’t circular and the yolks of a fried egg aren’t always in the center. So feel free to mess them up a little bit to make them more realistic!

I’ve included patterns for peanut butter and jelly, bologna, American cheese, and fried egg. In addition, you can find the patterns for the bread and bacon, lettuce and tomato here.

I hope you enjoy making them as much as I did!

Gauge is not important for these projects. I used an I hook (5.5 mm) for all of them. I like the sandwich ingredients to stick out of the bread on the sides a little bit. If you’d like to neatly fit on the bread, I’d use an H hook.

Abbreviations

• CH = chain
• SC = single crochet
• SC2TOG = single crochet 2 together
• ST = stitch
• SS = slip stitch
• MC = magic circle
• PM = place marker
• DC = double crochet
• HDC = half double crochet
• TC = triple crochet

Peanut Butter & Jelly (they both use the same pattern)

• Worsted weight yarn. I used Vanna’s Choice Deep Gold for the peanut butter. Cascade Yarns Avalon in Crown Jewel for the grape jelly. And some leftover red yarn with a strand Vanna’s Glamour in Ruby Red for the strawberry jelly. This one was my favorite, because the sparkly yarn looks like strawberry seeds!
• Size I Crochet Hook (5.5 mm)
• Yarn needle to weave in ends

You’ll need to know how to SC 2 together for this pattern. It’s super easy. Here is a quick video to show you how.

Pattern

Ch 12

• Row 1 – SC in 2^nd CH from hook and each CH across. Turn. (11 ST)
• Row 2 – CH 1. 2 SC in first ST. 1 SC in next 8 ST. SC2TOG in last ST. Turn. (11 ST)
• Row 3 – CH 1. SC2TOG. SC in next 8 ST. 2 SC in last ST. Turn. (11 ST)
• Row 4 – CH1. SC in each ST across. Turn (11 ST)
• Rows 5-13 – Repeat rows 2-4 three times.
• Border – CH1. SC in each ST across the top. Turn work ¼ and 3 SC in side of ST just made. 12 SC evenly down the side. 3 SC in corner. 10 SC in unused loop of beginning chain. 3 SC in corner. 12 SC evenly up the last side. 3 SC in corner. SS to 1^st SC of border
• Finish off. Weave in ends.

Bologna

• Size I Crochet Hook (5.5 mm)
• Worsted weight yarn – I used Vanna’s Choice in Pink
• Stitch markers
• Yarn needle to weave in ends

You’ll need to make a magic circle or magic ring for this project.   Here’s a video to show you how.

I tried a couple of different ways to crochet in the round for this, and a continuous circle or spiral worked best. You’ll be marking your first stitch in each round with a stitch marker so you know when you’ve completed that round.

Pattern

Magic Circle

• Round 1 – CH 1. 6 SC in MC. SS to 1^st SC to join. CH 1.
• PM in 1^st ST of this round and move to 1^st ST of each round. Do not SS & CH 1 moving forward. Just continue each round in a spiral.
• Round 2 – 2 SC in each ST (12 ST)
• Round 3 – *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next.* Continue around.   (18)
• Round 4 – *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next 2 ST.* Continue around (24)
• Round 5 – *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next 3 ST.* Continue around (30)
• Round 6 – *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next 4 ST.* Continue around (36)
• Round 7 – *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next 5 ST.* Continue around (42)
• Round 8 – *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next 6 ST.* Continue around (48)
• Round 9 – SC in each ST around. SS to 1^st SC in round to join.

Finish off – weave in ends

American Cheese

• Worsted weight yarn. I used leftover yellow yarn for this project.
• Size I Crochet Hook (5.5 mm)
• Yarn needle to weave in ends

 

Pattern

Ch 12

• Row 1 – SC in 2^nd CH from hook and each CH across. Turn. (11 ST)
• Rows 2-11 – CH 1. SC in each ST across. Turn (11 ST)
• Border – SC in each ST across the top. Turn work ¼ and 3 SC in side of ST just made. 10 SC evenly down each side and in unused loop of beginning CH. 3 SC in each corner. SS to 1^st SC of border.
• Finish off. Weave in ends.

Egg

• Worsted weight yarn. I used leftover yellow yarn and Lily’s Sugar N Cream in white.
• Size I Crochet Hook (5.5 mm)
• Small amount of stuffing
• Yarn needle to weave in ends

You’ll need to make a magic circle or magic ring for this project.   Here’s a video to show you how.

Round 3 of the white is somewhat random. Feel free to improvise!

Pattern

Yolk

• Magic Circle
• Round 1 – CH 1. 6 SC in MC. SS to 1^st SC to join.
• Round 2 – CH 1. 2 SC in each ST. SS to 1^st SC to join. (12 ST)
• Round 3 – CH 1. *2 SC in next ST. 1 SC in next.* Continue around. SS to 1^st SC to join. (18 ST)
• Round 4 – CH 1. SC in each ST. SS to join, fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing.

White

• Magic Circle
• Round 1 – 12 DC in MC. SS to 1^st DC to join
• Round 2 – CH 3. 2 DC in each ST. SS to 1^st DC to join (24 ST)
• Round 3 – CH 2. 2 HDC in first ST. 1 HDC in next. 3 DC in next. 1 DC in next. 2 HDC in next. 1 HDC in next. 1 DC in next. 3 DC in next. 1 DC in next 3 2 DC in next. 1 DC in next. 2 DC in next. 2 TC in next. 3 TC in next. 2 TC in next. 2 DC in next 4 ST. 1 HDC in next. 2 HDC in next. 1 HDC in last. SS to 1^st ST in round to join.
• Round 4 – CH 1. SC in each ST around. SS to join.
• Finish off – weave in ends
• Sew the yolk to the white and add a bit of stuffing to make the yolk stand up.
  

  Use with bacon from my BLT pattern for a great breakfast!