15 Free Vegetable Crochet Patterns

Let’s dive into the collection of 15 free vegetable crochet patterns, these are the most valuable educational toys for your children. This collection includes the most popular vegetables like tomato, potato, radish, winter melon, beetroot, carrot, cabbage, eggplant, mushroom, corn, peas, cauliflower, capsicum, chili, and lady’s fingers.

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I’m using this semi-cotton yarn, with the colors being varied, you can use your own choice colors, or as mine used. This kind of yarn is a 4-ply yarn that you can buy it online easily on ETSY. I’m also using hook size 2.3 mm and Hamanaka is one of my favorite brands, find Hamanaka hook on ETSY.

Try with other sport weight yarns that you have been familiar with. I recommend using Yarnart Jeans as an alternate, buy online with 30% off here. Besides, you will need some extra kinds of stuff as follows:

• Scissors, pins, needles, stuffings.

For your information, I have shared a post about my best yarn for amigurumi projects? You can read there to have more choices on choosing amigurumi yarns.

Some notes:

• For a better result, use single crochet cross stitch (yarn under) and invisible single crochet decrease stitch.
• Work in a continuous spiral unless otherwise specified.

Abbreviations

Most patterns in this collection are beginner-friendly, but a few others require some intermediate crochet stitches, please refer to this post to learn about all basic crochet stitches for beginners. Interested in more easy patterns to crochet? Click here to find more pattern ideas and inspirations.

This pattern is written using US TERM.

• MR: magic ring (magic circle)
• Ch: chain stitch
• Ss: slip stitch
• Sc: single crochet stitch
• Inc: single crochet increase
• Dec: single crochet decrease

• FLO: Front loop only
• Hdc: Half double crochet stitch
• Dc: Double crochet stitch
• Sk: Skip stitch
• Tr: Triple crochet stitch
• […] … *x: Repeat instructions x times
• (…): Number of stitches of each round
• {…}: Work instructions within brackets into the same stitch

[Copyright Notice] This pattern was written, designed, and copyright held by, Lennutas. You are not permitted to copy, share, edit, upload or redistribute this pattern in any way, this includes making video tutorials or translating into other languages. Personal use only.

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Tomato

Tomato is one of my favorite vegetables and it’s one of the simple vegetable crochet patterns that I must share firstly.

Body

Use red yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 9: [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)
• 10-11 (2 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 12: [inc, 8sc]*6 (60)
• 13-16 (4 rounds): 60sc (60)
• 17: [dec, 8sc]*6 (54)
• 18-19 (2 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 20: [dec, 7sc]*6 (48)
• 21: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 22: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 23: [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 24: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 25: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 26: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 27: 6dec (6)

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Pedicel

Use green yarn

• Ch 8, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, 5ss (6)
• {6X} into the last ch.

Do not fasten off.

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Sepal

Continue from pedicel

• [7ch, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, sc, 2hdc, 2dc, sk 1, ss] 3 times.

Fasten off.

Leave a long tail and sew to the body.

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Winter Melon

Winter melon, aka Benincasa hispida, the wax gourd, also called ash gourd, white gourd, winter gourd, tallow gourd, ash pumpkin.

Body

Use green yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 9: [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)
• 10-11 (2 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 12: [inc, 8sc]*6 (60)
• 13: 60sc (60)
• 14: [dec, 8sc]*6 (54)
• 15: 54sc (54)
• 16: [dec, 7sc]*6 (48)
• 17-18 (2 rounds): 48sc (48)
• 19: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 20-23 (4 rounds): 42sc (42)
• 24: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 25-37 (13 rounds): 36sc (36)
• 38: [inc, 2sc]*2, inc, 10sc, [dec, 2sc]*2, dec, 9sc (36)
• 39-40 (2 rounds): 36sc (36)
• 41:  [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 42: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 43: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 44: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 45: 6dec (6)

Continue to make the stem: ch 7, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, sc 5 (6)

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Flower

Use yellow yarn

• Ch 3, [{2dc into the 1st ch, ch 2, ss}]*3.

Leave a long tail and sew at the bottom of the body.

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Radish

Body

Start with white yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, 3sc]*3 (15)
• 4: [inc, 4sc]*3 (18)
• 5: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 6: [inc, 7sc]*3 (27)
• 7: [inc, 8sc]*3 (30)
• 8: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• Change to pink yarn
• 9: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 10: [inc, 13sc]*3 (45)
• 11: [inc, 14sc]*3 (48)
• 12:  [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)
• 13-17 (5 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 18: [dec, 7sc]*6 (48)
• 19: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 20: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 21: [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 22: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 23: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 24: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 25: 6dec (6)

Change to green yarn

Leaves

• Ch 25, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, 17ss (18)
• Ch 1, turn. Stitches are now working on both sides of the foundation chain
• sc, 2hdc, dc, 2tr, sc, ss, sc, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2dc, tr, {3sc}, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2dc, hdc, sc, ss, sc, 2tr, dc, 2hdc, sc, ss, 6ss until reaching the body. 2ss into the next stitches of round 25
• Ch 30, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, 28ss (29)
• Ch 1, turn. Stitches are now working on both sides of the foundation chain
• sc, 2hdc, dc, 2tr, sc, ss, sc, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2dc, tr, {3sc}, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2dc, hdc, sc, ss, sc, 2tr, dc, 2hdc, sc, ss, 11ss until reaching the body. 2ss into the next stitches of round 25
• Ch 28, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, 26ss (27)
• Ch 1, turn. Stitches are now working on both sides of the foundation chain
• sc, 2hdc, dc, 2tr, sc, ss, sc, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2dc, tr, {3sc}, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2dc, hdc, sc, ss, sc, 2tr, dc, 2hdc, sc, ss, 9ss until reaching the body. Ss into the 1st green chain.

Fasten off and weave in.

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Carrot

Body

Start with orange yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: [inc, sc]*3 (9)
• 3: 9sc (9)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*3 (12)
• 5: 12sc (12)
• 6: [inc, 3sc]*3 (15)
• 7: 15sc (15)
• 8: [inc, 4sc]*3 (18)
• 9: 18sc (18)
• 10: [inc, 5sc]*3 (21)
• 11: 21sc (21)
• 12: [inc, 6sc]*3 (24)
• 13: 24sc (24)
• 14: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 15: 30sc (30)
• 16: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 17-19 (3 rounds): 36sc (36)
• 20: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 21-24 (4 rounds): 42sc (42)
• 25: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 26-32 (7 rounds): 48sc (48)
• 33: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 34: 42sc (42)
• 35: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 36: [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 37: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 38: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 39: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 40: 6dec (6)

Change to green yarn

Stem

• [20ch, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, 18ss]*10 (19)

Fasten off, and weave in ends.

Finish

Use brown yarn to embroider some lateral roots.

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Cabbage

Part 1

Use light green yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 9-10 (2 rounds): 48sc (48)
• 11: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 12: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 13: [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 14: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 15: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 16: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 17: 6dec (6)

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Part 2 (x4)

Use green yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.

Part 3 (x5)

Use green yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 9: [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.

Finish

Sew part 2 to part 1, then sew part 3 to part 2.

You can watch a video tutorial on how I assemble all parts for this cabbage and other vegetables by buying my Vegetable pattern PDF file.

Eggplant

Get ready to egg-speriment with crochet! My free eggplant pattern is a delightful way to add a touch of whimsy to your amigurumi collection. Let the purple magic unfold on your hooks!

Body

Use purple yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: 42sc (42)
• 9: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 10: 48sc (48)
• 11: [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)
• 12-13 (2 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 14: [dec, 7sc]*6 (48)
• 15: [dec, 3sc]*2, dec, 14sc, [inc, 3sc]*2, inc, 13sc (48)
• 16: 48sc (48)
• 17: [dec, 14sc]*3 (45)
• 18: 7sc, dec, [13sc, dec]*2, 6sc (42)
• 19: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 20-24 (5 rounds): 36sc (36)
• 25: [dec, 10sc]*3 (30)
• 26: 30sc (30)
• 27: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 28: 24sc (24)
• 29: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 30: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 31: 6dec (6)

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Pedicel

Use green yarn

Ch 8, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, 5ss, {6sc} into the last chain, continue woking in spiral

• 1: 6inc (12)
• 2: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 3: [7ch, ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, sc, 2hdc, 2dc, sk 2, ss]*6

Fasten off, leave a long tail and sew to the top of the body.

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Beetroot

• Hdc: Half double crochet stitch
• Dc: Double crochet stitch
• Tr: Treble crochet stitch

Body

Use dark pink yarn

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 9: 48sc (48)
• 10: [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)
• 11-12 (2 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 13: [dec, 7sc]*6 (48)
• 14-15 (2 rounds): 48sc (48)
• 15: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 16: 42sc (42)
• 17: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 18: 36sc (36)
• 19: [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 20: 30sc (30)
• 21: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 22: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 23: [dec, 4sc]*3 (15)
• 24: [dec, 3sc]*3 (12)
• 25: [dec, 2sc]*3 (9)
• 26: [dec, sc]*3 (6)
• 27: 6sc (6)
• Ch 12

Fasten off, and weave in ends.

Leaves

Start with dark pink yarn

Join the dark pink yarn into the 1st stitch of the body and do: 

• ch 30, ss into the 2nd chain from the hook, ss 28, ss into the 1st stitch of the body
• ch 25, ss into the 2nd chain from the hook, ss 23, ss into the 1st stitch of the body
• ch 27, ss into the 2nd chain from the hook, ss 25, ss into the 1st stitch of the body

Fasten off, weave in ends.

Let’s watch the following video tutorial on how I make the leaves for the beetroot. (Access to full video tutorials for other vegetables by buying my vegetables pattern PDF file)

Change to green yarn

• Join the green yarn into the 11th chain of the first dark pink stem (30chains), stitches are now working on both sides of the chain: ss, sc, 2{2hdc}, 2{2dc}, 2{2hdc}, 2sc, 2{2hdc}, [{2dc}, dc]*3, {5tr}, [dc, {2dc}]*3, 2{2hdc}, 2sc, 2{2hdc}, 2{2dc}, 2{2hdc}, sc, ss.

Fasten off, and weave in ends.

• Join the green yarn into the 11th chain of the second dark pink stem (25chains), stitches are now working on both sides of the chain: ss, sc, {2hdc}, 2{2dc}, {2hdc}, 2sc, {2hdc}, [{2dc}, dc]*2, {5tr}, [dc, {2dc}]*2, {2hdc}, 2sc, {2hdc}, 2{2dc}, {2hdc}, sc, ss.

Fasten off, weave in ends.

• Join the green yarn into the 13th chain of the third dark pink stem (27chains), stitches are now working on both sides of the chain: ss, sc, {2hdc}, 2{2dc}, {2hdc}, 2sc, {2hdc}, [{2dc}, dc]*2, {5tr}, [dc, {2dc}]*2, {2hdc}, 2sc, {2hdc}, 2{2dc}, {2hdc}, sc, ss.

Fasten off, weave in ends.

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This is one of the vegetable crochet patterns that are suitable for intermediate levels, if you are a beginner, you might need to learn and practice following crochet stitches.

• Dc: Double crochet stitch
• Dc dec: Double crochet decrease stitch
• Flo: Front loop only
• Blo: Back loop only

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Potato

• 1: 6sc into MR (6)
• 2: 6inc (12)
• 3: [inc, sc]*6 (18)
• 4: [inc, 2sc]*6 (24)
• 5: [inc, 3sc]*6 (30)
• 6: [inc, 4sc]*6 (36)
• 7: [inc, 5sc]*6 (42)
• 8: [inc, 6sc]*6 (48)
• 9: 48sc (48)
• 10: [inc, 7sc]*6 (54)
• 11-19 (9 rounds): 54sc (54)
• 20: [dec, 7sc]*6 (48)
• 21: 48sc (48)
• 22: [dec, 6sc]*6 (42)
• 23: [dec, 5sc]*6 (36)
• 24: [dec, 4sc]*6 (30)
• 25: [dec, 3sc]*6 (24)
• 26: [dec, 2sc]*6 (18)
• 27: [dec, sc]*6 (12)
• 28: 6dec (6)

Fasten off.

Leave a long tail and sew some potato’s eye socket.

Congratulations!

And there you have it, my fantastic fellow crocheters! The first eight vegetable crochet patterns are ready to be brought to life through the magic of yarn and hooks.

I hope these delightful creations, each showcasing a unique vegetable-inspired design, bring a burst of joy and creativity to your crafting haven.

But hold on, there’s more vegetable crochet patterns goodness coming your way in the next blog. So, refill your yarn basket, take a breather, and let’s continue this exciting journey of crafting happiness with these fabulous vegetable crochet patterns!

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