Step 5: Pull the tail to draw up the opening and secure it as you did in step 1. Step 6: Poke needle through center of the closed hole and out the other side. Tie a knot with the other tail and pull tight enough so the pumpkin caves in a little at the center of each side. Step 7: Both tails should now be at the same side of the pumpkin.. Materials and Tools You'll Need For this Pumpkin Knitting Pattern. To make this free pattern you'll need: Worsted weight yarn I used around 45 yards (40 metres) of Cascade 220 in the shade Jack O'Lantern (7824) for each of the two orange mini pumpkins. The large green pumpkin was made with Paintbox Yarns Recycled Cotton Worsted held double to make it a chunky weight.

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Cut yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing and making sections. (At least 18″ long). Use the tapestry needle to take the stitches off the needles. Take needle off and use the yarn tail from the beginning of the pumpkin to close the bottum. Weave the tail in and out of the cast on and pull tightly to close.. This knitting pattern is beginner friendly. Knit a simple 2×2 rib to make these pumpkins. The pattern is easy to adjust, if you'd like to make a larger or smaller pumpkin. Read on for more pattern details and what you need to get started. Top off your simple knitted pumpkins with cinnamon sticks and a bow.