Free Strawberry Crochet Pattern (Easy Amigurumi Fruit)

If you love quick amigurumi projects, this free strawberry crochet pattern is a great one to add to your queue. It’s a small, beginner-friendly design that works up fast and makes an adorable little fruit you can turn into a keychain, a bag charm, a fridge magnet, or a sweet handmade gift. Because it’s worked in the round with basic single crochet stitches, it’s a perfect pattern for beginners who are just getting comfortable with amigurumi, and just as satisfying for more experienced crocheters looking for a fast, fun make.
This crochet strawberry pattern comes together in two parts — the red berry body and a little green calyx (the leafy top) — then gets finished with cream-colored “seed” stitches for that classic strawberry look. Let’s get into what you’ll need.
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What You’ll Need
- Worsted weight cotton yarn in red, green, and cream (the original sample uses Alize Cotton Gold, but any yarn you like will work)
- 2.5mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Stitch marker
- Polyester stuffing
- Scissors

Crochet Abbreviations (US Terms)
- MR – Magic Ring
- St / Sts – Stitch / Stitches
- Sc – Single Crochet
- Slst – Slip Stitch
- Inc – Increase (2 sc in same stitch)
- Dec – Decrease (invisible sc2tog)
- Ch – Chain
- (stitch) x number – repeat the stitch pattern that many times
- [ ] – total stitch count at the end of the round
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Before You Start
- This pattern uses invisible decreases, which help keep the surface of the strawberry smooth and neat.
- The finished strawberry is approximately 4 cm tall — a tiny, portable little project. Keep in mind your finished size can vary slightly depending on your yarn weight, hook size, and tension.
- Because of its small finished size, this pattern isn’t recommended as a toy for young children.
Free Strawberry Crochet Pattern
Strawberry Body (Red)
| Round | Instructions | Total Stitches |
|---|---|---|
| R1 | 6 sc in MR | [6] |
| R2 | sc around | [6] |
| R3 | inc x6 | [12] |
| R4 | sc around | [12] |
| R5 | (sc, inc) x6 | [18] |
| R6 | sc around | [18] |
| R7 | (2sc, inc) x6 | [24] |
| R8–R11 | sc around (4 rounds) | [24] |
| R12 | (2sc, dec) x6 | [18] |
| R13 | (sc, dec) x6 | [12] |
| Stuff your strawberry now. | ||
| R14 | dec x6 | [6] |
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Using cream-colored yarn, sew small straight stitches scattered over the strawberry’s surface to create the “seeds.”

Calyx (Green)
| Round | Instructions |
|---|---|
| R1 | 6 sc in MR [6] |
| R2 | (sc, ch4, slst in 2nd chain from hook, 2sc) x6, slst in first sc |
You should end up with 6 pointed sepals forming the calyx. Fasten off.
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Finishing the Strawberry
Once your strawberry body is stuffed and the top is closed, sew or glue the green calyx onto the top of the strawberry to complete the look. Weave in any remaining loose ends, and your little amigurumi strawberry is ready.
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Tips for Making This Crochet Strawberry
- Use a stitch marker to keep track of the start of each round — it’s easy to lose your place in small, fast-repeating rounds like these.
- Stuff firmly but not overly tight, so the strawberry keeps a rounded, natural shape rather than looking overstuffed.
- Scatter your cream “seed” stitches unevenly rather than in perfect rows — it reads as more realistic and natural.
- If you’re new to invisible decreases, practice a few on scrap yarn first so your decrease rounds stay smooth.
Ideas for Using Your Crochet Strawberry
Thanks to its small finished size, this crochet strawberry is perfect for:
- Keychains and bag charms
- Small gifts and stocking stuffers
- Decorative accents for garlands, keyrings, or plant pots
- A fun addition to a mini amigurumi fruit collection
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this crochet strawberry?
The finished strawberry is approximately 4 cm tall, though your exact size may vary slightly depending on your yarn and tension.
What crochet terms does this pattern use?
This pattern uses US crochet terminology.
Does this pattern use invisible decreases?
Yes, invisible decreases are used throughout for a smoother finish.
What yarn weight works best for this pattern?
A worsted weight cotton yarn with a 2.5mm hook works well, though you can substitute your preferred yarn as long as you adjust your hook size to match.
How do I make the strawberry seeds?
After stuffing and closing the body, use cream-colored yarn and a yarn needle to sew small straight stitches scattered across the surface.
Is this pattern good for beginners?
Yes — it only uses basic stitches (sc, inc, dec, ch, slst) worked in the round, making it approachable for beginner amigurumi crocheters.
What can I make with this crochet strawberry?
It works well as a keychain, bag charm, small gift, or decorative accent.
Final Thoughts
This free strawberry crochet pattern is a sweet, satisfying little project that comes together quickly and doesn’t require much yarn. Whether you’re making one as a gift, a keychain, or the start of a whole crochet fruit basket, it’s a lovely pattern to keep in your amigurumi collection. Browse more free crochet patterns on FreeCrochetIdeas.com for your next project!
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