How to Crochet Cones in Spiral Rounds

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The crocheted cone has a lot of applications, especially for amigurumis. Because of its easy way to adjust the cone in height and width the cone can be used as spikes and scales, hats and caps, arms and legs and many other elements and items.

Using a thicker wool and/or crochet hook, the cone is easily transformed into a hat or hood.

The following cone crochet pattern does not only show you how to crochet a cone but also demonstrate and visualize how cones behave with different increases. All the cones shown here are based on an magic ring with 6 single crochet stitches.

The depicted cones have been crocheted with the “Schachenmayr Catania” yarn with a 2.5 mm crochet hook.

Free Cone Crochet Pattern

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Colors: red, blue, brown, green, yellow
This pattern was crocheted using the “Schachenmayr Catania” yarn (100% Cotton, Meterage: 125 m, Yarn Ball Weight: 50 g, Yarn Weight: Sport – 5ply / Fine (2)) in the following colors:
Golf Green (Golfgrün (241)), Chestnut (Marone (157)), Sun (Sonne (208)), Capri (Capri (384)), Wine Red (Weihnrot (192))
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Cone with 1 Increase Each Round

The cone with only 1 increase each round is the most narrow cone your are able to crochet. If you do not increase at all you will create a tube.

Remember: If you crochet as many stitches as in the previous round, you crochet a tube. As soon you start evenly increasing stitches each round you get again a cone shape.

The 1-increase-cone is crocheted in Wine Red in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

Use the check boxes to mark your finished rounds, rows and steps.

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Wine Red.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: 1 increase, 5 sc (7 stitches).
Round 3: 1 increase, 6 sc (8 stitches).
Round 4: 1 increase, 7 sc (9 stitches).
Round 5: 1 increase, 8 sc (10 stitches).
Round 6: 1 increase, 9 sc (11 stitches).
Round 7: 1 increase, 10 sc (12 stitches).
Round 8: 1 increase, 11 sc (13 stitches).
Round 9: 1 increase, 12 sc (14 stitches).

In the following the crochet pattern for a 1-increase-cone with offset increases for a more even look:

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Wine Red.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: 1 increase, 5 sc (7 stitches).
Round 3: 3 sc, 1 increase, 3 sc (8 stitches).
Round 4: 1 increase, 7 sc (9 stitches).
Round 5: 4 sc, 1 increase, 4 sc (10 stitches).
Round 6: 1 increase, 9 sc (11 stitches).
Round 7: 5 sc, 1 increase, 5 sc (12 stitches).
Round 8: 1 increase, 11 sc (13 stitches).
Round 9: 6 sc, 1 increase, 6 sc (14 stitches).

Cone with 2 Increases Each Round

The cone with 2 increases each round is already much wider as the cone with 1 increase. The more increases you do each round, the wider the cone will become.

The 2-increase-cone is crocheted in Capri in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Capri.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: [1 increase, 2 sc] repeat 2 times (8 stitches).
Round 3: [1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 2 times (10 stitches).
Round 4: [1 increase, 4 sc] repeat 2 times (12 stitches).
Round 5: [1 increase, 5 sc] repeat 2 times (14 stitches).
Round 6: [1 increase, 6 sc] repeat 2 times (16 stitches).
Round 7: [1 increase, 7 sc] repeat 2 times (18 stitches).
Round 8: [1 increase, 8 sc] repeat 2 times (20 stitches).
Round 9: [1 increase, 9 sc] repeat 2 times (22 stitches).

In the following the crochet pattern for a 2-increase-cone with offset increases for a more even look:

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Capri.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: [1 sc, 1 increase, 1 sc] repeat 2 times (8 stitches).
Round 3: [1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 2 times (10 stitches).
Round 4: [2 sc, 1 increase, 2 sc] repeat 2 times (12 stitches).
Round 5: [1 increase, 5 sc] repeat 2 times (14 stitches).
Round 6: [3 sc, 1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 2 times (16 stitches).
Round 7: [1 increase, 7 sc] repeat 2 times (18 stitches).
Round 8: [4 sc, 1 increase, 4 sc] repeat 2 times (20 stitches).
Round 9: [1 increase, 9 sc] repeat 2 times (22 stitches).

Cone with 3 Increases Each Round

The cone with 3 increases is of course much wider than the previous cones with only 1 or 2 increases per round.

The 3-increase-cone is crocheted in Sun in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Sun.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: [1 increase, 1 sc] repeat 3 times (9 stitches).
Round 3: [1 increase, 2 sc] repeat 3 times (12 stitches).
Round 4: [1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 3 times (15 stitches).
Round 5: [1 increase, 4 sc] repeat 3 times (18 stitches).
Round 6: [1 increase, 5 sc] repeat 3 times (21 stitches).
Round 7: [1 increase, 6 sc] repeat 3 times (24 stitches).
Round 8: [1 increase, 7 sc] repeat 3 times (27 stitches).
Round 9: [1 increase, 8 sc] repeat 3 times (30 stitches).

In the following the crochet pattern for a 3-increase-cone with offset increases for a more even look:

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Sun.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: [1 increase, 1 sc] repeat 3 times (9 stitches).
Round 3: [1 sc, 1 increase, 1 sc] repeat 3 times (12 stitches).
Round 4: [1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 3 times (15 stitches).
Round 5: [2 sc, 1 increase, 2 sc] repeat 3 times (18 stitches).
Round 6: [1 increase, 5 sc] repeat 3 times (21 stitches).
Round 7: [3 sc, 1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 3 times (24 stitches).
Round 8: [1 increase, 7 sc] repeat 3 times (27 stitches).
Round 9: [4 sc, 1 increase, 4 sc] repeat 3 times (30 stitches).

Cone with 4 Increases Each Round

The 4 increases for this cone cannot spread evenely when you start with a magic ring and 6 stitches, that is why the increases are slighty odd spread. Still, with this pattern you are able to crochet an even looking cone with 4 increases.

The 4-increase-cone is crocheted in Chestnut in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Chestnut.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: [2 increases, 1 sc] repeat 2 times (10 stitches).
Round 3: [1 increase, 2 sc] repeat 3 times (14 stitches).
Round 4: [1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 3 times, 1 increase, 1 sc (18 stitches).
Round 5: [1 increase, 4 sc] repeat 3 times, 1 increase, 2 sc (22 stitches).
Round 6: [1 increase, 5 sc] repeat 3 times, 1 increase, 3 sc (26 stitches).
Round 7: [1 increase, 6 sc] repeat 3 times, 1 increase, 4 sc (30 stitches).
Round 8: [1 increase, 7 sc] repeat 3 times, 1 increase, 5 sc (34 stitches).
Round 9: [1 increase, 8 sc] repeat 3 times, 1 increase, 6 sc (38 stitches).

In the following the crochet pattern for a 4-increase-cone with a magic ring with 4 single crochet stitches and offset increases for a more even look:

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Chestnut.
Round 1: 4 sc into the Magic Ring (4 stitches).
Round 2: [1 increase] repeat till end of the round (8 stitches).
Round 3: [1 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (12 stitches).
Round 4: 1 sc, 1 increase, [2 sc, 1 increase] repeat 3 times, 1 sc (16 stitches).
Round 5: [3 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (20 stitches).
Round 6: 2 sc, 1 increase, [4 sc, 1 increase] repeat 3 times, 2 sc (24 stitches).
Round 7: [5 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (28 stitches).
Round 8: 3 sc, 1 increase, [6 sc, 1 increase] repeat 3 times, 3 sc (32 stitches).
Round 9: [7 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (36 stitches).

Cone with 5 Increases Each Round

The 5-increase-cone is the widest possible cone when working with a magic ring of 6 single crochet stitches. This is because if 6 single crochet stitches are increased per round with a magic ring with initially 6 single crochet stitches, we get a flat circle or hexagon, depending on the distribution of the increases.

Even with 5 increases per round, there is a small unevenness in the distribution when you work with a magic ring consisting of 6 stitches. The following instructions will still produce a very even looking cone.

The 5-increase-cone is crocheted in Golf Green in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Golf Green.
Round 1: 6 sc into the Magic Ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: 5 increases, 1 sc (11 stitches).
Round 3: [1 increase, 1 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (16 stitches).
Round 4: [1 increase, 2 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (21 stitches).
Round 5: [1 increase, 3 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (26 stitches).
Round 6: [1 increase, 4 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (31 stitches).
Round 7: [1 increase, 5 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (36 stitches).
Round 8: [1 increase, 6 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (41 stitches).
Round 9: [1 increase, 7 sc] repeat 5 times, 1 sc (46 stitches).

In the following the crochet pattern for a 5-increase-cone with a magic ring of 5 single crochet stitches and offset increases for a more even look:

Crochet the cone in spiral rounds in Golf Green.
Round 1: 5 sc into the Magic Ring (5 stitches).
Round 2: [1 increase] repeat till end of the round (10 stitches).
Round 3: [1 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (15 stitches).
Round 4: 1 sc, 1 increase, [2 sc, 1 increase] repeat 4 times, 1 sc (20 stitches).
Round 5: [3 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (25 stitches).
Round 6: 2 sc, 1 increase, [4 sc, 1 increase] repeat 4 times, 2 sc (30 stitches).
Round 7: [5 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (35 stitches).
Round 8: 3 sc, 1 increase, [6 sc, 1 increase] repeat 4 times, 3 sc (40 stitches).
Round 9: [7 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (45 stitches).