Lisianthus Modern Farmhouse Barnlet – Crochet

Bring a modern farmhouse scene to life with this Lisianthus-inspired mini barnlet dollhouse, designed as a display-worthy crochet decor piece. It’s perfect if you love shopping for miniature crochet furniture, dollhouse accessories, and amigurumi supplies that look realistic on camera and charming on a shelf.

This build is packed with tiny details: a bright white shell with bold black trim, a cozy kitchen, open shelves of pantry jars, a farmhouse table, and a market-style flower cart. If you enjoy shopping for cotton yarn packs, crochet hooks sets, craft wire, and tiny home decor props, this project is a dream.

Please note: I strive for accuracy in every pattern, but occasional errors can happen. Thank you for understanding and for enjoying my designs.

Project Overview

This pattern creates a three-sided open dollhouse “barnlet” with a steep roofline, black-edged trim, and a fully staged interior. The house sits on a stitched base platform, with a front garden flower bed, a small fence, a welcome market sign, and a farmer pup character.

To match the photo’s look, the main structure is made in tight single crochet fabric using sturdy cotton yarn and firm stuffing supports. The tiny accessories use finer thread and smaller hooks so each piece stays crisp and proportional.

Skill Level

Confident beginner to intermediate (many small parts)
Basic shaping, color changes, sewing, surface stitching, and stiffening
Miniature construction and clean finishing for display

Finished Size and Scale

House footprint (platform): approx. 11 in (28 cm) wide x 8 in (20 cm) deep
House height to roof peak: approx. 9 in (23 cm)
Wall height (open side): approx. 4.5–5 in (11–13 cm)
Everything can be scaled by changing yarn/hook together

Hooks and Why You’ll Switch Sizes

3.5 mm: main house walls, roof panels, base platform (sturdy fabric)
3.0 mm: trim edging, door rail, window frames, larger furniture panels
2.5 mm: table legs details, shelves, baskets, flower cart frame
2.0 mm: mini jars, handles, flowers, tiny props, facial embroidery stability
1.75 mm: ultra-mini accents (labels, knob dots, small straps)

Switching hooks keeps tiny pieces from looking bulky and helps the miniature scale feel realistic. Use the hook sizes exactly where stated so jars, flowers, and hardware don’t balloon larger than the photo.

Materials

Yarn (cotton recommended)
Worsted/Aran cotton in White (main walls and platform top)
Worsted/Aran cotton in Black (trim, frames, hardware)
Worsted/Aran cotton in Light Gray (kitchen tiles, metal accents)
Worsted/Aran cotton in Warm Brown (floorboards, table, shelf wood)
Worsted/Aran cotton in Beige/Tan (rug, baskets, milk can tone)
Sport or DK cotton in Pastel Pink, Lavender, Soft Green (lisianthus blooms + leaves)
Small amounts in Red, Navy/Denim, Cream (character outfit + apples)

Notions and structure
Fiberfill stuffing
Plastic canvas sheet or thin craft mesh (for house walls/roof stiffening)
Thin cardboard or foam board scraps (optional for floor rigidity)
Craft wire (22–24 gauge) for chandelier frame, cart handle, swing stand
Fabric glue (optional) and sewing needle
Stitch markers, scissors, measuring tape
Black embroidery floss (for facial details, tiny text strokes)
Small safety eyes (6–8 mm) OR embroider eyes
Stiffener (fabric stiffener or diluted white glue 1:1 with water)

Gauge

With 3.5 mm hook and worsted cotton: tight fabric is the goal. If your fabric feels soft and floppy, go down a hook size. Consistent tension matters more than exact stitch-to-inch for this sculptural build.

Abbreviations (US Terms)

ch = chain
sc = single crochet
inc = increase (2 sc in same stitch)
dec = decrease (sc2tog)
sl st = slip stitch
hdc = half double crochet
dc = double crochet
blo = back loop only
flo = front loop only
st(s) = stitch(es)
RS/WS = right side/wrong side

Color Key

W = White
B = Black
Br = Brown
G = Light Gray
Tan = Beige/Tan
P = Pastel Pink
L = Lavender
Gr = Soft Green
R = Red
D = Denim/Navy

Construction Notes

The house is built as three walls attached to a base: a left wall with windows, a back wall with kitchen area, and a right wall with a tall gable and attic window. The front is open for display, matching the photo’s “cutaway” view.

Roof panels are separate and then stitched on at a clean angle. Black trim outlines every edge to recreate the bold graphic farmhouse look. Keep your seams neat and your corners crisp.

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Main Base Platform

Platform Top (White Border with Raised Walls Seat)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

Ch 57. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (56).
Ch 1, turn. Sc across for 27 more rows (total 28 rows). Fasten off.

This creates a firm rectangle. If you want extra rigidity, cut a matching rectangle of plastic canvas and tack it under the panel with sewing stitches.

Platform Rim (Low White Wall Around the Base)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

Work around the outer edge of the rectangle. Attach W at a corner.

Round 1: Sc evenly around, placing (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner to turn. Sl st to join.
Round 2: Ch 1. Sc around, placing 3 sc into each corner ch-1 space. Join.
Round 3: Ch 1. Sc around. Join. Fasten off with a long tail.

This low rim helps the walls sit cleanly and gives a finished “platform” edge like the photo.

Wood Floor Insert (Brown Plank Look)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: Br.

Ch 49. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (48).
Ch 1, turn. Sc across for 23 rows (total 24 rows). Fasten off.

Surface-stitch plank lines: with a tapestry needle and slightly darker brown, stitch long straight lines every 4 sts to mimic floorboards. Lightly tack this insert to the platform top, centered, leaving a white margin like the photo’s outer border.

House Walls (3 Pieces)

Back Wall (Kitchen Wall with Door Opening Area)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

This wall spans the back edge and includes the open doorway on the right side (seen in the photo as a large opening near the pantry shelf).

Ch 57. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (56).
Rows 2–10: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (56).
Row 11 (start doorway gap): Ch 1, turn. Sc 38, ch 18, skip 18 sts, sc 18 (56 total with chain span).
Rows 12–20: Ch 1, turn. Sc across, working sc into the ch span (56).

This makes a tall rectangular wall with a doorway-sized visual break formed by chain spanning. To keep it stable, you will later stitch a black “door trim” around the opening and optionally sew plastic canvas behind the wall.

Left Wall (Window Wall)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

This wall shows two black-trim windows in the photo. We’ll crochet a solid panel, then add window frames as appliqués for crisp edges.

Ch 41. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (40).
Rows 2–20: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (40). Fasten off.

Right Wall with Gable (Tall Peak + Attic Window)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

This piece creates the distinctive roof peak shown on the right side of the photo, including a small attic window opening.

Base rectangle: Ch 41. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (40).
Rows 2–18: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (40).
Gable shaping Row 19: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 36, dec (38).
Row 20: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 34, dec (36).
Row 21: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 32, dec (34).
Row 22: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 30, dec (32).
Row 23: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 28, dec (30).
Row 24: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 26, dec (28).
Row 25: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 24, dec (26).
Row 26: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 22, dec (24).
Row 27: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 20, dec (22).
Row 28: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 18, dec (20).
Row 29: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 16, dec (18).
Row 30: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 14, dec (16).
Row 31: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 12, dec (14).
Row 32: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 10, dec (12).
Row 33: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 8, dec (10).
Row 34: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 6, dec (8).
Row 35: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 4, dec (6).
Row 36: Ch 1, turn. Dec, sc 2, dec (4).
Row 37: Ch 1, turn. Dec twice (2).
Row 38: Ch 1, turn. Dec (1). Fasten off.

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The top becomes a clean peak. Do not worry if it’s slightly rounded; the black roof trim will visually sharpen the angle.

Black Trim for House Edges

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: B.

Add black edging to every visible outer edge: top of left wall, outer edges of gable, and the open-front corners. Work sl st or tight sc for a thin line.

Attach B to an edge, ch 1, work sc evenly along the edge.
At corners, place 3 sc in the corner stitch to turn neatly.
Fasten off and weave ends to the inside.

This trim is what makes the farmhouse style pop. Keep it smooth and consistent.

Windows (Black Frames + Simple “Glass” Look)

Large Side Windows (Make 2)

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: B and W.

Frame outer: With B, ch 12. Sc in 2nd ch and across (11).
Rows 2–9: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (11). Fasten off.
Inner “pane”: With W, ch 8. Sc in 2nd ch and across (7).
Rows 2–5: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (7). Fasten off.

Sew the white pane centered onto the black frame. Add a crossbar look using B yarn: stitch one vertical and one horizontal line across the white pane. Sew each finished window onto the left wall, spaced like the photo (one closer to front corner, one closer to back).

Attic Window (Small, for Gable)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: B and W.

With B, ch 9. Sc in 2nd ch and across (8).
Rows 2–7: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (8). Fasten off.
With W, ch 5. Sc in 2nd ch and across (4).
Rows 2–4: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (4). Fasten off.

Sew the white pane onto the black frame. Stitch a single vertical bar in B. Sew the attic window onto the gable area, centered under the peak as shown in the photo.

Roof Panels (2 Pieces + Ridge Trim)

Main Roof Panel (Long Side)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

Ch 61. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (60).
Rows 2–16: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (60). Fasten off.

Gable Roof Panel (Short Side)

Hook: 3.5 mm. Yarn: W.

Ch 49. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (48).
Rows 2–16: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (48). Fasten off.

Roof Edge Trim

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: B.

Work sc edging around the outer edges of each roof panel. Keep it thin and crisp. This black outline matches the photo’s bold roof border.

Attach B, ch 1, sc evenly around, 3 sc at corners.
Fasten off. Weave ends to underside.

Ridge Beam (Black Line at the Peak)

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: B.

Ch 61. Sl st into 2nd ch and across for a tight cord. Fasten off.

Sew this along the top ridge once the roof is installed, creating a clean farmhouse silhouette.

Assembling the House Shell

Hook for joining: 3.0 mm. Yarn: W for inner seams, B for visible corner wraps.

Position the brown floor insert on the platform and tack it down.
Stand the back wall along the rear edge of the platform, centered.
Stand the left wall along the left edge, aligning its back corner to the back wall.
Stand the right gable wall along the right edge, aligning its back corner to the back wall.

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Use whip stitch through both layers to attach walls to the platform rim. Take small, even stitches so the wall base looks clean.

Stitch the back-left corner seam and back-right corner seam. Leave the front open exactly like the photo.

Now place roof panels. Angle them so they meet at the peak above the back wall line. Stitch roof edges to wall tops with small stitches in W (hidden) and add the black ridge cord for definition.

Interior Kitchen Build

The kitchen sits on the back-left interior, including a sink counter, a stovetop/oven unit, a small rack of tools, and stacked shelves. Build pieces separately and glue or stitch them in place for stability.

Counter Base (Under-Sink Cabinet)

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: W and Tan/Br accents.

With W, ch 17. Sc in 2nd ch and across (16).
Rows 2–7: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (16).
Fold into a box: stitch short edges to form a tube.

Create a bottom panel: ch 17, sc across (16), rows 2–4 sc across. Sew on. Lightly stuff for shape.

Add two tiny door panels in Tan: make 2 rectangles (ch 7, sc across 6, rows 2–5). Sew centered on the cabinet front. Stitch a tiny knob dot with B using the 2.0 mm hook and a single French-knot style wrap.

Countertop

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: G or W.

Ch 19. Sc in 2nd ch and across (18).
Rows 2–4: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (18). Fasten off.

Sew the countertop onto the cabinet top with neat edges.

Sink Basin

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: W.

Ch 11. Sc in 2nd ch and across (10).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (10).
Fold up sides: sc around the perimeter, placing 3 sc in corners.
Work 2 more rounds of sc around to build shallow walls. Fasten off.

Sew or glue the sink centered on the countertop, slightly toward the left like the photo.

Faucet

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: G.

Ch 9. Sl st in 2nd ch and across to make a cord.
Fold into a “U” spout. Wrap the base with a few stitches of G to thicken.

Attach behind the sink. Add two tiny handle nubs with 1.75 mm hook: ch 3, sl st back, sew on each side.

Stove/Oven Unit

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: G with B details.

Make a box body: ch 17, sc across (16).
Rows 2–9: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (16). Fasten off.
Stitch short ends to form a tube. Add a bottom panel (same as cabinet bottom).

Create a top panel: ch 17, sc across (16), rows 2–3. Sew to top. Lightly stuff.

Stovetop burners (4): with B and 2.0 mm hook, make 4 tiny circles: 6 sc in a magic ring, sl st to join, fasten off. Sew in a 2×2 layout on top.

Oven door: with B, ch 10, sc across (9), rows 2–4 sc across. Sew centered on front. Add a handle cord in B (ch 6, sl st back) and stitch above the door.

Backsplash Tiles

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: W and G.

With W, ch 25. Sc in 2nd ch and across (24).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (24). Fasten off.

Surface stitch faint tile lines using G: stitch vertical lines every 4 sts and one horizontal line across the middle. Attach backsplash to the back wall behind sink and stove.

Kitchen Wall Shelf (Small Shelf with Items)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Br.

Ch 15. Sc in 2nd ch and across (14).
Rows 2–3: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (14). Fasten off.

Make 2 bracket strips in Br: ch 5, sc across (4), rows 2–3. Sew one under each end of shelf. Mount the shelf above the counter, matching the photo’s left-side shelf placement.

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Mini Canisters for Shelf (Make 3–5)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: Tan, W, G.

Round 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: sc around (12).
Round 4: sc around (12). Fasten off.

Stuff lightly. Cinch the opening with the tail. Add a tiny lid in G: 6 sc in ring, sl st join, sew on top. Stitch simple labels with a single short line of B floss if desired.

Pantry Shelf Unit (Right Interior, Tall)

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: Br with Tan shelves.

This tall shelving matches the photo’s right-side pantry full of jars and baskets.

Back panel: With Br, ch 15. Sc in 2nd ch and across (14).
Rows 2–22: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (14). Fasten off.

Side strips (make 2): ch 5, sc across (4), rows 2–22. Sew to each side edge of the back panel to form a shallow “U.”

Shelves (make 4): with Tan and 2.5 mm hook, ch 15, sc across (14), rows 2–3. Sew each shelf inside the unit, evenly spaced.

Pantry Jars (Make 10–14, Mixed Colors)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: W, Tan, R, G, L, P.

Round 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: sc around (12).
Round 4: sc around (12).
Round 5: sc around (12). Fasten off.

Make lids in Tan or G: 6 sc in ring, sl st join. Sew lids on. To mimic jar contents like the photo, use different yarn colors for the jar body (reds, golds, purples). Add small “label” rectangles in W with 1.75 mm hook: ch 4, sc across (3), rows 2–2. Stitch one to each jar front.

Egg Basket for Pantry

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: sc around (18).
Round 5: sc around (18). Fasten off.

Eggs (make 5–7): with W and 2.0 mm hook, 6 sc in ring, round 2 sc around, fasten off leaving a tail, lightly stuff, cinch. Place eggs into the basket and tack in place.

Farmhouse Table and Runner

Tabletop

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: Br.

Ch 27. Sc in 2nd ch and across (26).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (26). Fasten off.

Table Base (Simple Block Legs)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Br.

Make 2 leg blocks:

Ch 7. Sc in 2nd ch and across (6).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (6). Fasten off.

Fold each into a small box and stitch seams. Lightly stuff. Sew leg blocks under the tabletop, inset from each end, matching the photo’s chunky farmhouse look.

Table Runner

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: W.

Ch 25. Hdc in 2nd ch and across (24).
Rows 2–4: Ch 1, turn. Hdc across (24). Fasten off.

Lay runner centered on table. For the photo look, keep it smooth and flat, lightly tacking at the ends.

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Lisianthus Bouquet in Vase (Table Centerpiece)

Vase

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: G or Tan.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: sc around (12).
Round 4: sc around (12).
Round 5: (sc, dec) around (8).
Round 6: sc around (8). Fasten off.

Stuff lightly so it stands. Flatten the bottom slightly with your fingers.

Lisianthus Flowers (Make 7–9, Mixed P and L)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: P and L.

Make a tiny center: 5 sc in ring, sl st join.
Petals: (ch 3, sl st back into ring) repeat 6 times.
Second layer: work behind petals, (ch 4, sl st) repeat 6 times.

For fuller blooms like the photo, pinch petals upward and tack the base with a stitch so the flower cups.

Leaves and Stems

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: Gr.

Leaf: ch 6, sc in 2nd ch, hdc, dc, hdc, sc. Fasten off.
Stem cord: ch 10, sl st back. Fasten off.

Attach a leaf to each stem, then sew stems into the vase opening. Arrange blooms clustered, with a few taller stems.

Hanging Chandelier (Over Table)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: Br and B. Wire: 22–24 gauge.

Form a hoop from wire: about 2.25 in (5.5 cm) diameter. Twist ends tightly and cover with yarn.

Wrap Br yarn tightly around the wire hoop until fully covered.
Make 6–8 “spokes”: ch 18 in B, sl st back to make a cord, sew evenly from center point to hoop.
Center knot: wrap B floss around spoke intersections to create a tidy hub.

Hanging cord: with B, ch 30, sl st back. Sew the top to the roof interior at the center beam area so the chandelier hangs above the table.

Front Flower Bed Planter (Lisianthus Rows)

Planter Box

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: Tan with a hint of P/L rim optional.

Base: ch 41, sc across (40).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (40).

Work sc around the perimeter to build shallow sides: 2 rounds of sc, 3 sc in corners. Fasten off. Lightly stiffen the box so it keeps shape.

Lisianthus Garden Blooms (Make 40–60 tiny puffs)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: P, L, and a little W.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: sc around (18). Fasten off.

Do not stuff. Pinch into a rosette and tack the underside with the tail. Mix colors randomly like the photo’s soft pastel field.

Fill the planter: make a “soil pad” in Gr (ch 41, sc across 40, rows 2–5). Place inside, then stitch rosettes densely across the top.

White Fence (Front Corner)

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: W.

Create a simple fence panel with vertical posts and rails.

Rails: ch 26, sc across (25), rows 2–3 sc across. Make 2.
Posts (make 6): ch 8, sc across (7), rows 2–2 sc across. Fold each into a thin strip and stitch edges.

Sew posts vertically onto the rails, evenly spaced. Add a tiny top cap by stitching one extra sc at the top corners of each post. Place the fence at the front-left edge of the platform.

Milk Can (Front, Labeled)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan or W with B text.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4–7: sc around (18).
Round 8: (sc, dec) around (12).
Round 9: sc around (12). Fasten off.

Stuff firmly and cinch top. Add side handles: with 2.0 mm hook and W, ch 5, sl st back, sew one on each side.

Use black embroidery floss to stitch a simple label block and short lines for text. Keep it minimal to match the photo’s clean sign style.

Market Flower Cart (Striped Awning + Lisianthus Bunches)

Cart Basket Base

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: (2 sc, inc) around (24).
Round 5–6: sc around (24).

Flatten slightly into an oval by pressing. Lightly stiffen so it holds shape. Fill with mini lisianthus rosettes made earlier (P and L) and tack them in.

Cart Handle and Frame

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: B. Wire: optional for firmness.

Ch 26, sl st back to form a cord.

Shape into a U-handle and sew to the cart sides. For extra stability, slip a thin wire inside before sewing ends down.

Cart Wheels (Make 2)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: Br.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: sc around (18). Fasten off.

Stiffen slightly, then sew one wheel to each side near the bottom front. Add a tiny center hub knot in B floss.

Striped Awning

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: W and Gr.

Ch 23. Hdc in 2nd ch and across (22).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Alternate color every row (W, Gr, W, Gr, W). Hdc across (22).
Row 7: With W, sc across to firm the edge. Fasten off.

Lightly gather the top edge and stitch it to two thin uprights made from B cords (ch 10, sl st back). Attach uprights to the cart basket so the awning sits like the photo.

Outdoor Rug (Front Door Area)

Hook: 3.0 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Ch 33. Hdc in 2nd ch and across (32).
Rows 2–10: Ch 1, turn. Hdc across (32).
Border: Ch 1, sc evenly around, 3 sc at corners. Fasten off.

For the woven look, surface stitch faint lines every 4 stitches with a slightly darker tan. Place the rug in front of the doorway opening.

Outdoor Signboard (Fresh Blooms Style)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Br and W. Floss: W for lettering.

Sign panel: With Br, ch 19, sc across (18), rows 2–8 sc across. Fasten off.
Legs (make 2): ch 10, sc across (9), rows 2–3 sc across. Fold into narrow strips and stitch.

Sew legs behind the sign at an A-frame angle. With white embroidery floss, stitch short lines to suggest lettering. Keep the strokes tiny and simple so it reads like the photo’s rustic board.

Swing Bench (Right Side Outdoor Seating)

Swing Seat

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Ch 17. Sc in 2nd ch and across (16).
Rows 2–6: Ch 1, turn. Sc across (16). Fasten off.

Seat Sides (Make 2)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Ch 7. Sc across (6), rows 2–6 sc across. Fasten off.

Sew sides to the seat edges to create a shallow bench. Add a tiny backrest: ch 17, sc across 16, rows 2–4. Sew to back edge.

Hanging Ropes and Stand

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: B. Wire: for stand.

Ropes (make 2): ch 35, sl st back to form cords. Sew to seat corners.
Stand: bend wire into a simple rectangular arch with two feet.
Wrap wire tightly with B yarn and tack ends down with sewing thread.

Hang the seat from the stand top bar. Adjust height so it sits like the photo’s swing on the right side of the scene.

Small Potted Succulent (Front Right)

Pot

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan or Br.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: sc around (12).
Round 4: sc around (12). Fasten off.

Succulent Leaves (Make 6–8)

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: Gr.

Ch 5. Sc in 2nd ch, hdc, dc, hdc. Fasten off.

Stack leaves in a spiral and sew into the pot. Add a tiny soil circle in darker green if desired.

Apple Basket (Front of Table Area)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan and R.

Basket:

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: sc around (18).
Round 5: sc around (18). Fasten off.

Apples (make 4–6): with R and 2.0 mm hook, 6 sc in ring, round 2 inc around (12), round 3 sc around (12), fasten off, lightly stuff, cinch. Add a tiny stem with Br floss. Place apples in basket and tack them down.

Farm Pup Character (Farmer Outfit)

This character matches the front-right figure: a small dog with a brim hat, red neck scarf, checked shirt vibe, and blue overalls.

Head

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Cream/Tan.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: (2 sc, inc) around (24).
Round 5: (3 sc, inc) around (30).
Rounds 6–9: sc around (30).
Round 10: (3 sc, dec) around (24).
Round 11: (2 sc, dec) around (18).
Insert eyes between rounds 7–8, about 7 sts apart, OR plan to embroider.
Round 12: (sc, dec) around (12). Stuff firmly.
Round 13: dec around (6). Fasten off and close.

Muzzle

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: Cream.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: (sc, inc) around (9).
Round 3: sc around (9). Fasten off.

Stuff lightly and sew centered under the eyes. Stitch a small triangular nose in B floss and a short vertical line down.

Ears (Make 2)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: sc around (6).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (9).
Round 4: sc around (9). Fasten off.

Flatten and sew to the sides of the head, slightly low, so they droop like the photo’s dog look.

Body

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Cream.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: (2 sc, inc) around (24).
Rounds 5–7: sc around (24).
Round 8: (2 sc, dec) around (18).
Rounds 9–10: sc around (18).
Round 11: (sc, dec) around (12). Stuff firmly.
Round 12: dec around (6). Fasten off and close.

Arms (Make 2)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Cream.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Rounds 2–5: sc around (6).
Round 6: (sc, dec) around (4). Stuff lightly.
Rounds 7–8: sc around (4). Fasten off.

Sew arms to the body sides, slightly forward so the pup looks like it’s posing for a market photo.

Legs (Make 2)

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Cream and Br for shoes.

Shoe: With Br, 6 sc in ring (6), round 2 inc around (12), round 3 sc around (12).
Switch to Cream: round 4 sc around (12), round 5 (2 sc, dec) around (9).
Rounds 6–8: sc around (9). Stuff lightly. Fasten off.

Sew legs to the bottom of the body so the pup stands steadily on the platform.

Overalls

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: D (denim).

Pants tube:

Ch 19. Join to form a ring, being careful not to twist.
Rounds 1–4: sc around (18).
Split legs: sc 9, ch 1, skip 9, sc 9, join. Work each leg separately for 2 rounds of sc (9 each).

Bib front: attach yarn at center front, ch 7, sc across (6), rows 2–4 sc across. Sew bib to the pants top.

Straps (make 2): ch 12, sl st back. Sew from bib top over shoulders to the back. Add tiny button dots with W embroidery floss.

Neck Scarf

Hook: 2.0 mm. Yarn: R.

Ch 18. Sl st in 2nd ch and across to form a thin band. Fasten off.

Tie around the neck and stitch the knot point so it stays posed.

Brim Hat

Hook: 2.5 mm. Yarn: Tan.

Round 1: 6 sc in ring (6).
Round 2: inc around (12).
Round 3: (sc, inc) around (18).
Round 4: sc around (18).
Round 5: sc around (18).
Brim Round 6: (sc, inc) around (27).
Brim Round 7: sc around (27). Fasten off.

Lightly stiffen the brim so it stays flat. Place on the head and tack at the back so it tilts slightly forward like the photo.

Placing Every Piece (Match the Scene)

Kitchen zone: sink cabinet on the left back wall, stove to its right, backsplash behind both.
Small shelf with canisters: mount above the sink area.
Pantry shelf unit: place against the right interior wall near the doorway opening.
Farmhouse table: centered, runner on top, vase of lisianthus in the middle.
Chandelier: hang above the table from the roof interior.
Flower bed planter: front-left outside edge, packed with pastel blooms.
Fence: angle it at the front-left corner, like a small garden boundary.
Milk can: near the fence corner, slightly forward.
Flower cart: front center-left, awning facing outward, blooms visible.
Rug: front doorway area on the platform, slightly to the right.
Swing bench and stand: far right side outdoor area.
Succulent pot: right-front corner near the swing zone.
Signboard: front center, slightly angled for display.
Farm pup: front-right, standing proudly near the sign.

Final Assembly and Facial Detailing

Secure heavy items first (walls, roof, shelf unit, table). Then glue or stitch smaller props so nothing slides. For the pup, embroider a small smile with black floss, add tiny eyebrow stitches if desired, and blush dots using a faint pink thread. Keep details small and clean.

Care Notes

Display indoors away from direct sunlight to keep whites bright. Lift the house by the base platform, not the roof edges. Avoid pulling on tiny cords like the chandelier chain or swing ropes.

Quick Checklist Before You Finish

Black trim outlines all roof and wall edges evenly
Windows are squared and aligned, with crisp crossbars
Roof seams are tight and the ridge cord is centered
Pantry shelves are full and jars are secured
Table sits flat and chandelier hangs above the center
Outdoor items are anchored so they don’t tip
Pup stands steadily and accessories are firmly stitched

Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines

Dust gently using a soft makeup brush or small paintbrush. For spot cleaning, dab with a barely damp cloth and mild soap, then air-dry fully. If you used stiffener, avoid soaking. Store in a box with tissue padding, keeping heavy items separated so small props stay protected.