As I live in an area where it rains a lot, I couldn’t miss creating a pattern for crochet Clouds and Raindrops applique.
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The rainy season here starts around October and lasts until June. When I was making these clouds and raindrops, it was raining outside my window. Doesn’t it sound funny – making more clouds and raindrops during the rain?
These crochet clouds and raindrops will look great on pillows and blankets, you can use them to embellish children’s clothes, or glue them on canvas and create beautiful wall decor for a nursery or kids’ room.
I used these clouds and raindrops applique to make this adorable Rainy Day Crochet Wall Art.
You can experiment with different colors, add google eyes if you wish and you will have a cute rainy weather applique!
If you need a larger cloud for your projects, you may want to check out this Large Cloud crochet pattern.
Clouds and Raindrops Applique Crochet Pattern
The pattern for the Rainy Day applique is also available as a print-friendly, styled and advertisement-free PDF file. The PDF version includes patterns for the Cloud, Raindrops and Umbrella. You can get it from my Etsy Shop HERE.
The pattern for the Umbrella can be found on this website HERE: Crochet Umbrella Applique
You can add this pattern to your Ravelry library HERE.
You can PIN this pattern to your Pinterest Boards for later HERE.
Abbreviations:
(See a list of crochet abbreviations used in patterns by yarn industry designers and publishers HERE)
Ch – chain
DC – double crochet
DC2tog – double crochet two stitches together
Rnd – round
SC- single crochet
Sl St – slip stitch
St (Sts) – stitch (stitches)
TR – treble crochet
Finished Size:
The Cloud is about 2″ x 3-1/4″.
I made Raindrops in two sizes – small and large.
Small Raindrop is about 1″.
Large Raindrop is about 1-1/2″.
Instructions:
Copyright: This pattern is an original design by GoldenLucyCrafts. You may not copy, rewrite, redistribute or resell this pattern in any form, this includes making video tutorials. You may not translate this pattern to another language and publish the pattern or any parts of it.
Crochet Cloud
Ch 13 (Ch 10 and Ch 3 as first DC),
Rnd 1. DC in 4th Ch from hook and in each of eight next Sts, working under 2 loops – 6 DC in last Ch;
working on opposite side of the Chain – DC in each of next 8 Chs, 4 DC in next, join with Sl St in top of Ch 3 – 28 DC.
Rnd 2. Skip next St, 6 DC in next, skip 1, Sl St in next, *skip 2, 8 TR in next, skip 2, Sl St in next*, skip 1, 7 DC in next, Sl St in next, (DC + 7 TR + 2 DC) in next, skip 1, Sl St in next, repeat from * to * one more time, skip 2, (8 TR + DC) in next, skip 2 Sl St in next.
Fasten off.
Crochet Raindrops
Small Raindrop
Start with magic ring,
Rnd 1. Ch 2, 12 HDC in ring, Sl St to 1st HDC to join.
Row 1. Ch 2, DC2tog in next 2 Sts, Ch 1.
Fasten off.
Large Raindrop
Start with magic ring,
Rnd 1. Ch 3, 13 DC in ring, Sl St to 1st DC to join.
Row 1. Ch 2, DC2tog in next 2 Sts, Ch 2.
Fasten off.
If you wish – attach googly eyes and make a mouth (you can embroider it or you can glue a small piece of red yarn on).
I hope you enjoyed these Cloud and Raindrops applique free crochet pattern!
Happy Crocheting!
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Luv this little applique – all yr appliques for that matter – all very cute – tk u 4 sharing them with us. Hv a question for u: if I wanted to attach the raindrops to the cloud what do u suggest I use, I believe regular thread wud not be heavy enough – any suggestions u cud give me wud be appreciated. Again, many tks for sharing yr lovely work – I really enjoy them – u do beautiful work.
I am happy to hear that you like my work! You can use either thread or the same yarn to attach your applique. There is no strict rule, you just need to see what works better for your project.