6 Free Crochet Fruit Amigurumi Patterns (Last Ones)
This is part 2 of sharing “Amigurumi Fruit Tutorials” from a full series of tutorials. Again, we will be crocheting miniature fruits with a kawaii face embroidery, sliced, cut, and full fruit amigurumi. The theme of this part is the “Summer Fruit”, so you will find juicy fruits from the lemon to the pineapple, and even the orange. However, not limited to citrus, we have an amigurumi pear and even an apple.
Crochet Fruit Amigurumi Patterns
You can definitely crochet them for Thanksgiving and spring, too. In fact, I am sharing this quite near the spring. So, make a pair for sure.
Tutorials shared already:
01 of 06 Crochet Pineapple Fruit
For kids’ summer play, crochet this kawaii pineapple with puff stitch texture, heart eyes in either pink or blue, and a crown of leaves. It needs four-ply cotton yarn and a 3mm hook to create a 3D effect that mimics the skin of a real pineapple.
The heart glasses add a “beachy” look, but you can definitely choose safety eyes if you have big enough eyes. Choose from black and pink eyes and sky blue and dark blue ones.
02 of 06 Crochet Mini Pear Fruit
This two-in-one tutorial shows crocheting both a full and a half mini crochet pear with an embroidered face. You can either crochet a yellowish or a parrot pear finished with the embroidery blush. You need four-ply cotton yarn with a 3mm hook with “X stitch” and invisible decreases.
After crocheting the pear’s body and stem, the tutor demonstrates how to assemble the pieces, add stuffing, and embroider facial features.
03 of 06 Crochet Lemon Fruit
Find out how to crochet a cute amigurumi lemon and lime, featuring both full and half-fruit versions. It uses a four-ply cotton yarn in yellow, green, and white, along with a 3mm hook and fiberfill to accurately crocheting these Juicy Fruits.
A special thing is the use of embroidery for differentiating the slices in cut fruit. The base pattern only differs in the color, which is yellow or green.
04 of 06 Crochet Orange Fruit
Learn how to crochet a mini, adorable orange, including instructions for both a full orange and a sliced half-orange. It again needs four-ply cotton yarn and a 3 mm hook, making it a quick and accessible task for beginners.
Beyond the fruit itself, the tutorial covers how to make tiny leaves and stems, as well as how to add expressive facial details like eyes and blush.
05 of 06 Crochet Apple Fruit
With this tutorial, you can crochet an amigurumi apple set featuring both a whole apple and a half-cut apple. You again need a 3 mm hook and four-ply cotton yarn in red, green, light yellow, and brown.
It covers everything from the body of the whole apple using a magic ring and invisible decreases to the color-switching techniques required for the half-cut version’s inner flesh and outer peel.
06 of 06 Crochet Mangosteen Fruit
Unusual but cute, let’s crochet both a full and a half mangosteen amigurumi. It also uses 4-ply purple and green yarn with a 3 mm hook and is designed for use as a toy, keychain, or decoration.
The creator demonstrates specific techniques like the “X stitch” (yarn under) to keep stitches straight and “invisible decreases” for a neater finish. You can remove the top part, too.
