Cabbages might seem like an odd choice for crochet, but they’re actually super fun to make! These little veggie amigurumi are perfect for adding some quirky charm to your collection, whether you’re crafting them as toys, decorations, or gifts.
We’ve rounded up seven fantastic cabbage crochet patterns that range from simple to more challenging. Each one brings something different to the table, so you’re sure to find one that matches your skill level and interests.
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1. Crocheted Cabbage Hair Clips
If you want to turn your cabbage creations into wearable accessories, FengLing Crochet has you covered. This pattern walks you through making adorable hair clips with straightforward steps that won’t leave you scratching your head.
2. Crochet Napa Cabbage
Want something beginner-friendly that still looks impressive? This Napa cabbage from AnDesign_Craft uses easy stitches and is perfect for building your amigurumi confidence. It deserves a spot in any veggie-loving crocheter’s portfolio.
3. Tiger Amigurumi
Ami Saigon brings this playful green tiger cabbage to life across four detailed YouTube tutorials. You’ll use basic to medium techniques, making it a nice challenge without being overwhelming.
4. Puppy Faced Cabbage
This pattern puts a fun twist on the cabbage by giving it an adorable animal face. Head over to Ribblr if you’re ready for something with intermediate difficulty that’ll make people smile.
5. Cabbage Pult
Phoa Crochet designed this quirky version using a 2.5 mm hook, fiberfill, plastic eyes, and wire. The stitch guide is thorough, so you’ll have everything you need to bring this character to life.
6. Round Cabbage with Eyes
Claire Olivia Golden created this charming cabbage using yarn scraps and basic supplies. The stitches are worked in the back horizontal bar, which gives it that authentic cabbage texture.
7. Cottage Garden Cabbage
If you want something that looks like it came straight from your garden, Jen Hayes has designed exactly that. This realistic cabbage pattern is perfect if you love botanical-inspired amigurumi.
