Free Crochet Pattern: Sweet Crochet Plushies in Strawberry Outfits🍓

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I’m so excited to share this adorable amigurumi pattern with you! Grab your hooks, yarn, and let’s dive right into it. Let’s Get Hooked!

Materials Needed

• Sport yarn (5ply) (color: white, 2shades of pink, green, yellow) 
• 2.5mm hook 
• stuffing material
• stitch marker, darning needle, scissor

Crochet Abbreviations

Abbreviations are in US terminology.

Do not miss out any details! Open this video as you crochet along to make the process more effective and timesaving.

Body

Start with white yarn and 2.5mm hook.
Start with a magic ring.

R1 6sc into mr [6]

R2 6inc [12]

R3 (1sc, 1inc)*6 [18]

R4 (1sc, 1inc, 1sc)*6 [24]

R5 (3sc, 1inc)*6 [30]

R6 (2sc, 1inc, 2sc)*6 [36]

R7 (5sc, 1inc)*6 [42]

R8-R17 1sc in each stitch (10 rounds) [42]

R18 (5sc, 1dec)*6 [36]

R19 (2sc, 1dec, 2sc)*6 [30]

Start stuffing and continue stuffing after each following round.

R20 (3sc, 1dec)*6 [24]

R21 (1sc, 1dec, 1sc)*6 [18]

R22 (1sc, 1dec)*6 [12]

R23 6dec [6]

• Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail to close the body.
• You can watch this part of the tutorial to see how it is done.

Strawberry Hood

Start with pink yarn.
Start with a magic ring.

R1 7sc into mr [7]

R2 7inc [14]

R3 (1sc, 1inc)*7 [21]

R4 (1sc, 1inc, 1sc)*7 [28]

R5 (3sc, 1inc)*7 [35]

R6 (2sc, 1inc, 2sc)*7 [42]

R7- R8 1sc in each stitch (2 rounds) [42]

R9 1ch, turn 1sc in each stitch [32]

• This part can be a bit tricky. Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.

R10 1ch, turn, 1sc in each stitch [32]

R11 1ch, turn (7sc, 1inc)*3, 8sc [35]

R12 1ch, turn, 1sc in each stitch [35]

R13 1ch, turn (8sc, 1inc)*3, 8sc [38]

R14 1ch, turn, 1sc in each stitch [38]

• Cut the yarn. We’ll start again from a new beginning on R14!
• Count the 20th stitch from the last sc of R14, which is our new beginning for R15. Starting from that stitch, crochet in a clockwise direction. Watch this part for a more detailed explanation.

R15 1ch and 1sc (in the same stitch), 19sc, 12ch, insert you hook into the 1st sc of the other part to join, 18sc [50]

R16 1sc in each stitch. [50]

• For R16, you will have to crochet on the chains, too. Watch this part to see how it can be done!
• Place the “body” (that you have just made) inside the hood and continue the following rounds.

R17 (8sc, 1dec)*5 [45]

R18 (7sc, 1dec)*5 [40]

R19 (6sc, 1dec)*5 [35]

R20 1sc in each stitch [35]

R21 (5sc, 1dec)*5 [30]

R22 (4sc, 1dec)*5 [25]

R23 (3sc, 1dec)*5 [20]

R24 (2sc, 1dec)*5 [15]

R25 (1sc, 1dec)*5 [10]

R26 5dec [5]

• Close the hood, weave in the ends, and cut the yarn.

Bordering the Square Face 

• Insert your hook into the 6th stitch at the bottom and make 6sc on the upper sides of the chains.
• Skip the corner stitch and move to the left side, make 2sc, 1dec, 2sc along the left side.
• Skip corner stitch, crochet onto the 10sc on the upper side, make 4sc, 1dec, 4sc
• Skip corner stitch, move to the right side, make 2sc, 1dec, 2sc skip corner stitch, make 6sc on the remaining chains of the bottom part.
• For a clearer explanation on edging the face, watch this part of the tutorial.

Arms

• Count the 3^rd stitch from each side of the opening square face; insert your hook there.
• Bring the white yarn.

4ch, 2^nd ch: 1sc, 2hdc, 1slst (onto the hood), 1ch. 

• Cut the yarn and weave in the ends.
• Make second arm on the other side just like this!
• Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.

Feet

• Count the 10^th stitch from the lower piece of the face; insert your hook there.
• Bring the white yarn.

3ch, 1sc, 1hdc, 1slst (onto the hood), 1ch and cut the yarn.

• Make the second foot 1 stitch apart from the first one.
• Watch this part of the video to see how to make feet.

Leaf

• Start with green yarn.
• Make a magic ring.

(5ch, 1sc, 2hdc, 1dc, and 1sc into mr)*5

• Pull the yarn tightly. Make 1ch and cut the yarn.
• Now, you can sew this cute leaf on the head.
• See how the leaf can be made in this part of the tutorial.

Cinnamoroll Ears

• Start with the white yarn and a magic ring.

R1 7sc in mr [7]

R2 7inc [14]

R3 (1sc, 1inc)*7 [21]

R4-R7 1sc in each stitch (4 rounds) [21]

R8 (5sc, 1dec)*3 [18]

R9 1sc in each stitch [18]

R10 (4sc, 1dec)*3 [15]

R11 1sc in each stitch [15]

R12 (3sc, 1dec)*3 [12]

R13-R15 1sc in each stitch (3 rounds) [12]

• Close the ear by crocheting the opposite stitches together with 5sc (1sc each into the two opposite stitches at the same time). Watch this part to see how to close the ear.
• Cut the yarn and leave a long tail for sewing.

Hello Kitty Ears

• Start with white yarn and a magic ring.

R1 5sc in mr [5]

R2 5inc [10]

R3 1sc in each stitch [10]

R4 (4sc, 1inc)*2 [12]

• Cut the yarn and leave a long tail to sew later.

Hello Kitty Bow

• Start with pink yarn, a magic ring.

in mr, (3ch, 3dc, 3ch, 1slst)*2

• Pull the yarn tightly, and cut the yarn.
• You can watch this part to see how this tiny bow can be done!

Making the Face

• Embroider the eyes using a black yarn (for Hello Kitty), light blue yarn (for Cinnamonroll). Separate it into 3 strands to make the eyes. If you prefer, you can use plastic eyes, too. 
• Embroider the eyes in the middle of the face: 6sc apart between two eyes.
• Use 2 strands for the mouth; embroider it in the middle, 1 round under the eyes.
• Embroider 3 whiskers for Hellokitty on each side of the cheeks.
• Sew the ears on the head. You can see how to sew pieces together here.
• Embroider strawberry dots on the body, using white or yellow yarns.

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And there you have it! You’ve done an amazing job getting this far. Take a moment to admire your work—you’ve put in the effort, and it shows. It might not be perfect, but it’s a reflection of your creativity and dedication, and that’s what truly matters. Be proud of what you’ve accomplished!

[ From Ash ] 𐙚

Hi there🌸

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