Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Honeycrisp, Gala or Fuji – there’s something for everyone in this crochet apple pattern! Pick your favorite and dive in. Whether it’s for a teacher’s gift or an addition to your own collection, these apples come together super quickly and easily with continuous rounds of single crochet. So in celebration of this juicy autumn bounty, here is an apple free crochet pattern for you!
Realistic and charming, these crochet apples will make the perfect, vibrant addition to your little one’s toy food collection or to your crochet fruit and veg centerpiece. The pattern includes the method for crocheting the apple in 2 different color ways – solid green or red, and a combo of green & red like a honeycrisp apple. So, pick your favorite and go for it!
If you’re ready to go, you can find the printable 7-page pattern available for free in the Resource Library here!
Materials you will need for the Apple Free Crochet Pattern:
– Stylecraft Naturals 100% Organic Cotton: (DK/light worsted)
–LEAF (green) x1 ball
–POPPY (red) – x1 ball
-Brown leftovers (stem)
-Dark green leftovers (leaf)
– 3.00 mm crochet hook
– Tapestry needle
– Scissors
– Stitch markers
– Stuffing (here’s a great chance to use all those tiny yarn snippets you’ve been saving for stuffing!)
Skills & Pattern Abbreviations:
- st (stitch)
- sl st (slip stitch)
- hk (hook)
- sc (single crochet)
- hdc (half double crochet)
- dc (double crochet)
- inc (increase)
- dec (decrease)
- (…) x – repeat instructions within parenthesis indicated number of times
- […] – number of stitches in row/round
Get the full printable PDF for the apple free crochet pattern here!
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Size & Gauge:
Size: The apple will end up being 2.5″ tall x 3″ wide – a realistic size for an apple.
Gauge: 4”x4” of single crochet = 28 stitches x 30 rows. Ultimately with toys, gauge doesn’t matter. It won’t have to fit someone’s body or a specific space. My patterns will include the size of the finished toy based on the yarn and hook I use. But if you want it smaller or bigger, just use a bigger yarn and hook! Just remember, when crocheting toys, crochet tightly and choose a hook one size smaller than the yarn size recommends in order to avoid holes between each stitch where the stuffing will show through.
I’d love to see your finished apples! Post pics on instagram and tag me @offthebeatenhook. Enjoy!
Love crochet amigurumi? I have more free food toy patterns! Here’s a couple you might be interested in, but there are MANY more in my free crochet pattern library!
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