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Iced Cookie Earrings
Make the cutest iced cookie earrings with this beginner-friendly crochet earring pattern.
A quick, nostalgic mini project that’s perfect for scrap yarn, gifting, and cute handmade jewelry.
Written in US crochet terms with clear photo guides.
Bring a little retro charm to your crochet with these adorable iced cookie earrings
This digital crochet pattern walks you step-by-step through making a pair of mini crochet earrings that look good enough to eat.
Perfect for:
Scrap yarn crochet projects
Quick weekend makes
Cute handmade gifts
Valentine’s Day & Galentine’s Day
Nostalgic, retro-inspired accessories
Craft fairs and novelty jewelry
This digital crochet pattern (PDF) includes detailed instructions and clear stitch counts to guide you through each step.
✂️ Pattern Details
Skill level: Beginner
Language: English (US crochet terms)
Finished size: Approx. 3–5 cm tall (varies with yarn & hook)
Crochet hook: 1.5 mm (or size needed for your yarn)
Yarn: Thread / 2 ply (perfect for scrap yarn!)
Techniques used: Magic ring, single crochet (sc), half double crochet (hdc), single crochet decrease (sc2tog)
You’ll also need: Earring findings, small amount of stuffing (scrap yarn cut-offs work too)
Yarn Used in Listing Photos
The earrings shown in the listing photos were made using Scheepjes Sweet Treat 2-ply crochet thread in cookie and icing colors.
I used:
Cookie: Topaz (179)
Icing: Lilac Mist (399), Powder Pink (238), Lemonade (403), and Snow White (106)
Exact brands and colors are not required to achieve a similar look — this pattern is designed to work beautifully with any 2-ply thread or fine yarn you have on hand.
It’s a great stash-busting project, and experimenting with colors is encouraged!
What You’ll Get
Instant digital download (PDF) – no physical item shipped
A detailed crochet earring pattern
Step-by-step photo instructions
Written in US crochet terms (UK translation included)
Instructions to make two iced cookie earrings
Works up in around 30 minutes per earring (race you!)
- First published: January 2026
- Page created: January 2, 2026
- Last updated: April 19, 2026 …
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