π§ Crochet Amigurumi Onion | Cute Veggie Toy Pattern
This adorable crochet onion is the latest in our veggie play set collection! It’s beginner-friendly, fun to make, and super cute for play kitchens, market bags, nursery props, or gifts. In this tutorial, you’ll make both the body of the onion and its leafy green top in two simple steps.
π§΅ Materials Used:
4 ply cotton yarn (green for leaves, pink or cream for body)
3 mm crochet hook
Fiberfill for stuffing
Tapestry needle
Stitch marker
Brown yarn for root tassels
Black stones or embroidery thread for eyes
Fabric glue (optional)
π§Ά Written Pattern – Crochet Amigurumi Onion
π§ Crochet Amigurumi Onion – Accurate Written Pattern Based on Video Subtitles
πΏ Green Onion Top (Spring Onion Loops):
Make 3 loops as follows:
1. ch 6, sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sl st in each remaining 4 ch (5 sl sts total)
2. Repeat the same for next two loops:
ch 5 → 5 sl sts
ch 6 → 5 sl sts
3. After making all 3 loops, chain 1 and fasten off with a long tail.
4. Tie both tail ends into a knot to shape the spring onion top.
π Optional: You can make 4 or 5 tops by repeating this pattern.
π§ Onion Body:
Yarn Color: Pink or Light Purple
Hook Size: 3mm
Round 1:
Start with a Magic Ring, ch 1, make 6 sc into the ring. (6 sts)
Do not join. Work in continuous rounds using a stitch marker.
Round 2:
1 sc in each st around. (6)
Round 3:
inc in each st around. (12)
Round 4:
1 sc in each st around. (12)
Round 5:
(1 sc, inc) × 6. (18)
πͺ΄ Attach Spring Onion Top:
Now use yarn needle to attach green onion top to the center of Round 5.
Round 6:
1 sc in each st around. (18)
Round 7:
(1 sc, inc, 1 sc) × 6. (24)
Round 8:
(3 sc, inc) × 6. (30)
Round 9:
(2 sc, inc, 2 sc) × 6. (36)
Round 10:
(5 sc, inc) × 6. (42)
Rounds 11–13:
1 sc in each st around. (42)
Round 14:
(5 sc, inv dec) × 6. (36)
Round 15:
(2 sc, inv dec, 2 sc) × 6. (30)
Round 16:
(2 sc, inv dec) × 6. (24)
Round 17:
(1 sc, inv dec, 1 sc) × 6. (18)
Round 18:
(1 sc, inv dec) × 6. (12)
π§Έ Stuff the onion firmly with fiberfill before closing.
Round 19:
inv dec × 6. (6)
Finish:
Use yarn needle to weave through front loops of remaining 6 sts and pull tight to close. Fasten off and weave in tail securely.
π± Roots (Tassel Base):
1. Wrap brown yarn around 2 fingers ~4–5 times.
2. Tie at center and trim loops to make a mini tassel.
3. Attach to bottom of onion using a yarn needle.
4. Tease and trim the ends to resemble roots.
π Face Embellishments (Optional):
Attach black stones/safety eyes OR embroider small eyes with black thread.
Add a cute smile using embroidery floss or glue felt shapes.
This crochet onion is part of our amigurumi veggie set. Don’t forget to tag @DIY_KraftZ when you share your version on Instagram or Pinterest! π±π§Ά
Crochet Potato Amigurumi | Cute Veggie Toy for Kids Basket
In this tutorial, we’ll make a soft, adorable crochet potato amigurumi—a perfect play food toy for toddlers or to decorate a veggie basket. This pattern uses only single crochet, increases, and invisible decreases, making it super beginner-friendly.
Materials Needed:
4 ply 100% cotton yarn (light brown)
3 mm crochet hook
Fiberfill stuffing
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Stitch marker (optional but helpful)
Written Pattern – Crochet Potato
R1: Start with a magic ring, 6 sc into ring (6)
R2: inc in each st around (12)
R3: (1 sc, inc) x 6 (18)
R4: (2 sc, inc) x 6 (24)
R5: (3 sc, inc) x 6 (30)
R6–8: sc in each st (30)
R9: (4 sc, inc) x 6 (36)
R10: (8 sc, inc) x 4 (40)
R11–15: sc in each st (40)
R16: (3 sc, inv dec) x 8 (32)
R17: sc in each st (32)
R18: (2 sc, inv dec) x 8 (24)
R19: (2 sc, inv dec) x 6 (18)
R20: (1 sc, inv dec) x 6 (12)
Stuff firmly
R21: inv dec x 6 (6)
Finish: sl st to next st, ch 1, leave long tail.
Use tail with tapestry needle to close and add dents for realism.
Amigurumi Tomato Crochet Tutorial – Step-by-Step Pattern for Beginners
This amigurumi tomato is a cute and fun addition to kids’ play food collections.
Made using simple stitches, increases, invisible decreases, and shaping techniques, this project is perfect for beginners and amigurumi lovers.
Follow this detailed step-by-step pattern to create a realistic and adorable crochet tomato with a stem and sepal.
✨ Perfect For
Kids play food sets
Farmers market pretend play
Amigurumi collections
Craft fairs and handmade gifts
Beginner-friendly amigurumi practice
π§Ά Materials Needed
4-ply 100% cotton yarn – Red & Green
3 mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Fiberfill stuffing
Glue gun (optional for attaching sepal)
π Abbreviations (US Terms)
MR – Magic Ring
ch – Chain
sc – Single Crochet
sl st – Slip Stitch
inc – Increase (2 sc in same stitch)
inv dec – Invisible Decrease
π Crochet Pattern – Amigurumi Tomato
1. Stem
Leave a long tail.
Make a slip knot.
Wrap the tail around the hook and make 7–8 chains.
Ch 1 and trim the yarn.
Set aside.
2. Sepal (Make 5 Points)
With green yarn:
MR, ch 1
*Ch 3
Skip 1 ch, sl st in next ch
Sc in next ch
Sl st into MR*
Repeat * * for total 5 points.
Ch 1, trim yarn.
Insert stem into MR center.
Pull MR tight.
Make 2–3 knots at the back to secure.
Do NOT trim ends (used for attaching later).
3. Tomato Base (Red Yarn)
Round 1
MR, ch 1
6 sc into ring (6)
Round 2
6 inc (12)
Round 3
(1 sc, inc) × 6 = 18
Round 4
(2 sc, inc) × 6 = 24
Round 5
(3 sc, inc) × 6 = 30
Round 6
(4 sc, inc) × 6 = 36
Round 7
36 sc
Round 8
(5 sc, inc) × 6 = 42
Rounds 9–11
42 sc each round
4. Attach Sepal & Stem
Insert all green yarn tails into the tomato center.
Tie securely to the MR tail.
Do not trim ends (they will be hidden inside stuffing).
5. Shaping the Tomato
Round 12
(5 sc, inv dec) × 6 = 36
Round 13
(4 sc, inv dec) × 6 = 30
Round 14
30 sc
Round 15
(3 sc, inv dec) × 6 = 24
Round 16
(2 sc, inv dec) × 6 = 18
Round 17
(1 sc, inv dec) × 6 = 12
Stuffing
Add fiberfill.
Do not overstuff or understuff.
Shape into a smooth ball.
6. Final Round
6 inv dec = 6
Sl st, ch 1, leave long tail.
7. Closing & Optional Dent
Using tapestry needle:
Pass tail through front loops of all 6 stitches.
Pull tight to close.
For a dent:
Insert needle from bottom to top.
Pull gently for small dent.
Pull tightly for deeper dent.
Knot to secure.
Hide tail inside.
π Your Amigurumi Tomato is Ready!
This adorable tomato is perfect for kids’ pretend play, market sets, or as a cute amigurumi display piece.
Feel free to add eyes or embroidery if you want a kawaii-style tomato!
Happy Crocheting! π§Ά
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Amigurumi Brinjal | Easy Eggplant Crochet Pattern for Kids Play Food
Crochet this adorable amigurumi brinjal (eggplant) using simple stitches and cotton yarn! This project is great for toy baskets, pretend play kitchens, or vegetable-themed decor. It’s beginner-friendly and fun to make!
Materials:
4 ply cotton yarn – Green & Purple
3 mm crochet hook
Fiberfill stuffing
Tapestry needle, scissors
Optional: glue gun or fabric glue
Written Pattern – Amigurumi Brinjal
Stem (I-cord):
- Leave a long tail. Make slip knot.
- Wrap tail around hook to create 2 loops.
- Yarn over, pull through both loops.
- Repeat wrapping & pulling 6–7 times.
- Ch 1, fasten off. Trim excess.
Seple (Leaf Crown):
R1: MR, 10 sc into ring, leave gap for stem.
R2: 1 sc in each st (10)
R3: (1 sc, inc) x 5 (15)
R4 (points):
Repeat 5 times:
sl st, (sc, dc, ch 3)
sl st to dc (pod stitch)
sc in same st, sl st next
Fasten off.
Brinjal Base:
R1: MR, 10 sc
R2: 1 sc in each st (10)
R3: (1 sc, inc) x 5 (15)
R4–5: 1 sc in each st (15)
Attach stem + seple here
R6: (4 sc, inc) x 3 (18)
R7–9: 1 sc in each st (18)
R10: (5 sc, inc) x 3 (21)
R11: (6 sc, inc) x 3 (24)
R12–14: 1 sc in each st (24)
R15: (4 sc, inv dec) x 4 (20)
R16: (2 sc, inv dec) x 4 (16)
R17: 1 sc in each st (16)
R18: (2 sc, inv dec) x 4 (12)
Stuff firmly
R19: 6 inv dec (6)
Close with sl st, ch 1, leave long tail
Shaping:
- Use tail end to pass through final 6 sts
- Pull tight and knot
- Create dents: insert needle from bottom, out one side, back across to opposite
- Pull tightly, knot to hold dented shape
Final Touch:
Secure seple to top using hot glue or fabric glue
Optional: Add face with safety eyes or embroidery for toy use
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