Crocheting veggies is such a fun way to expand your amigurumi collection. Whether you’re looking for something silly, adorable, or surprisingly realistic, cabbage patterns offer endless creative possibilities. Let’s explore some fantastic free designs that’ll have you reaching for your yarn stash right away.
From tiny hair clips to chunky amigurumi versions, these cabbage patterns range from beginner-friendly to intermediate. You’ll find everything from garden-realistic styles to playful character versions inspired by popular games.
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1. Napa Cabbage with Beginner Stitches

If you’re just starting out, AnDesign_Craft’s Napa cabbage is perfect for building your skills. The elongated shape and pale green color make it instantly recognizable, and the simple stitches mean you’ll finish it quickly. Definitely a keeper for your veggie stash.
2. Green Tiger Cabbage Doll

Ami Saigon breaks down this quirky design across four detailed YouTube videos using basic to medium techniques. The character-like appearance with its distinctive features makes it stand out from traditional veggie patterns.
3. Round Cabbage with Facial Features

Claire Olivia Golden’s design brings personality with googly eyes and a sweet expression. This pattern works best with yarn scraps and stuffing, making it a great stash-buster project. The back horizontal bar stitch technique creates lovely texture and dimension.
4. Cabbage Pult Character

Phoa Crochet’s pattern brings game-inspired fun to your hook. You’ll need a 2.5mm hook, stitch markers, fiberfill, plastic eyes, and some wire for poseable details. The stitch guide walks you through each step clearly.
5. Cottage Garden Style Cabbage

Jen Hayes created this beauty for anyone wanting a realistic garden look. The layered appearance and natural coloring make it perfect for play food or decorative displays. It’s surprisingly lifelike once finished.
6. Puppy-Faced Cabbage Amigurumi

Want something whimsical? This Ribblr pattern combines a veggie with adorable animal-like features. It requires intermediate crochet skills, so you’ll get a nice skill-building challenge while creating something totally unique.
7. Cabbage Hair Clips

FengLing Crochet shows you how to make tiny cabbage hair clips with super simple instructions. These mini versions are perfect for gifts or as adorable accessories, and they work up incredibly fast once you get the hang of the basic technique.
