Directions are written for Small Cone with
changes for Medium and Large Cones in
parentheses. If only one measurement is
given, it applies to all sizes.
Finished Sizes:
Small: 8” (21 cm) tall x 4” (10 cm) base
circumference
Medium: 10” (26 cm) tall x 4” (10 cm) base
circumference
Large: 12” (31 cm) tall x 4” (10 cm) base
circumference
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yarn craft
Design by Red Heart Design Team
Cone Preparation
With the kitchen knife, make a horizontal cut
across the top 4 (5, 6)” [10 (13,15) cm] of the
Cone and discard. With the kitchen knife, make
a vertical cut down the front and back ¼ of the
Cone, leaving a flat surface.
RED HEART® Super Saver®:
1 skein each of 316 Soft White A,
254 Pumpkin B and 324 Bright
Yellow C
Materials
1 Styrofoam® cone 12” (30.5 cm)
tall x 4” (10 cm) base
1 Styrofoam® cone 15” (38 cm)
tall x 4” (10 cm) base
1 Styrofoam® cone 18” (45.5 cm)
tall x 4” (10 cm) base
Sharp kitchen knife, white glue,
straight pins
WRAPPING
Buy Yarn
Candy Corn
Wrapped Cones
Nothing could be easier! Simply wrap
yarn around Styrofoam® cones to create a
tablescape you can use from Halloween
to Thanksgiving.
Please Note: Print this pattern using Landscape Orientation.
Find more ideas & inspiration: www.redheart.com and www.crochettoday.com
©2012 Coats & Clark
ABBREVIATIONS
cm = centimeter; mm = millimeter.
CANDY CORN WRAPPED CONE
What you will need:
RED HEART® Super
Saver®, Art. E300
available in solid color
7 oz (198 g), 364 yd (333 m); multi
color, heather and print 5 oz (141 g),
244 yd (223 m), flecks 5 oz (141 g),
260 yd (238 m) skeins
Smear glue down front and back flat surface,
below B for 1” (3 cm). Pulling C directly from
the skein, begin wrapping the yarn around the
side of the Cone, being sure to pin the end in
place. Continue smearing the white glue and
wrapping C, until the remainder of the Cone is
covered. Cut C and pin end in place.
Smear white glue on top of Cone. Cut several 4
(5, 6)” [10 (3,15) cm] lengths of A. Gently place
lengths of A closely together in glued area,
making sure to cover the top of the Cone and
using straight pins to hold the ends in place.
Smear glue down front and back flat surface
for 1” (3 cm).
Pulling A directly from the skein, begin wrapping
the yarn around the sides of the Cone, being
sure to pin the end in place. Continue smearing
the white glue and wrapping A, until the top 2
(2½, 3)” [5 (6, 8 cm) of Cone is covered. Cut A
and pin end in place.
Smear glue down front and back flat surface,
below A for 1” (3 cm). Pulling B directly from
the skein, begin wrapping the yarn around the
side of the Cone, being sure to pin the end in
place. Continue smearing the white glue and
wrapping B, until the middle 5 (6¼, 7½)” [13
(5,16,19) cm] of Cone is covered. Cut B and
pin end in place.
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