This crochet blueberry pattern is the perfect way to bring a bit of summer sweetness to your yarn stash! Blueberries are at their peak at the end of summer and now you can stitch up your own adorable version with this easy and fun blueberry crochet pattern.
Designed with beginners in mind, this crochet blueberry amigurumi is quick to make and won’t leave you sweating like a big blanket project might. Its small size makes it a cool and breezy craft, ideal for warm summer days when you still want to be creative without the bulk. It’s a fast, fun make that’s great for all skill levels, especially if you’re just getting into crochet fruit patterns.
Not only is it cute and quick, but this little plushie also makes a perfect gift or market item. Kids love snuggling these tiny food toys, and they look charming displayed in a summer-themed craft booth. Whether you’re creating one for a friend, a little one, or to sell at your next market, this crochet blueberry pattern is a go-to summer project.
If you enjoy this crochet blueberry amigurumi, be sure to check out my other crochet food patterns—there’s a whole lineup of fruity friends and fun treats waiting for you. My crochet orange pattern is bright and cheerful, the perfect sunny companion to your crochet blueberry. The crochet lemon pattern brings a zesty pop of color and makes a great addition to any fruit-themed collection. For something extra fun, try the crochet bubble tea pattern—a cute and trendy plushie that’s always a hit. And don’t miss the crochet lemonade pattern, a refreshing little project that captures the essence of summer.
Grab your yarn and hook, and let’s celebrate the season with this delightful blueberry crochet pattern that’s as sweet and satisfying as the real thing—minus the juice!
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✏️ Things To Note:
- Size & Yarn Options: The finished crochet blueberry amigurumi measures around 6 inches tall when made with worsted weight acrylic yarn. You can use any yarn type or weight you prefer—just note that using bulky yarn will give you a much larger version, perfect as a 10-inch plush pillow!
- Beginner Friendly: This crochet blueberry pattern is great for new crocheters. It’s simple, quick to make, and requires only basic stitches and techniques, making it a fun and stress-free project for all skill levels.
- Construction Details: The crochet blueberry pattern is made in the round using mostly single crochet (sc) stitches. The shape is smooth and easy to work with, perfect for building confidence with amigurumi.
🪡 Materials Needed
- Red Heart Yarn - Delft
- Red Heart Yarn - Medium Thyme
- 5 mm Hook
- Polyfill
- 12mm safety eyes
- Tapestry needle
💭Abbreviations to Remember (US terms)
- Magic ring (mr)
- Chains (ch)
- Single crochet (sc)
- Double crochet (dc)
- Triple crochet (tr)
- Slip stitch (sl st)
- Increase (inc)
- Decrease (dec)
- Back loop only (blo)
🧋Variations
- There are several fun ways to customize your blueberry crochet amigurumi to suit your style or purpose. One popular variation is using plush or velvet yarn, which gives the blueberry a soft, squishy texture and significantly increases the size—perfect for turning it into a cuddly pillow or statement plush. When made with plush bulky yarn, the blueberry can grow to around 10 inches or more, making it a great huggable toy or decorative accent.
- You can also experiment with different shades of blue or even pastel colors for a whimsical twist. Adding a sweet little face with safety eyes and embroidery can give your blueberry extra personality. Feel free to get creative with leaf shapes or add a tiny stem for more detail.
🍵Instructions for Crochet Blueberry Pattern
For this crochet blueberry pattern, we will be working in rounds.
Round 1: Using the blue yarn, make a mr and make sc x6 in the circle. If you find it difficult making a magic ring you can chain 2 and then crochet sc x6 in the second chain from the hook. (6)
Round 2: Sc inc in every sc. (12)
Round 3: Inc, sc. Then repeat until the end of round (18).
Round 4: Inc, sc x2. Then repeat until the end of round (24).
Round 5: In blo- inc, sc x3. Then repeat until the end of round (30). Back loop only is only for this round, now you can go back to doing normal single crochet stitches.
Round 6: Inc, sc x4. Then repeat until the end of round (36).
Round 7: Inc, sc x5. Then repeat until the end of round (42).
Round 8: Inc, sc x6. Then repeat until the end of round (48).
Round 9: Inc, sc x7. Then repeat until the end of round (54).
Round 10: Inc, sc x8. Then repeat until the end of round (60).
Round 11-18: Sc in every stitch (60).
Round 19: Dec, sc x8. Then repeat for the rest of the round (54).
Round 20: Dec, sc x7. Then repeat for the rest of the round (48).
Round 21: Dec, sc x6. Then repeat for the rest of the round (42).
Round 22: Dec, sc x5. Then repeat for the rest of the round (36).
Round 23: Dec, sc x4. Then repeat for the rest of the round (30). You should place the eyes between rounds 13-14 and begin stuffing the blueberry with polyfill.
Round 24: Dec, sc x3. Then repeat for the rest of the round (24).
Round 25: Dec, sc x2. Then repeat for the rest of the round (18).
Round 26: Dec, sc. Then repeat for the rest of the round (12).
Round 27: Dec. Then repeat for the rest of the round (6). Fasten off and sew the bottom of the blueberry closed.
Blueberry Frill:
Back in round 5 you did blo, leaving the front loop untouched. Here is where we will make the blueberry frill for the top of the blueberry.
Join your blue yarn on one of the front loops from round 5. Ch x2 (counts as a dc), then in the same stitch - tr + dc. Then in the following stitch make a sc. Repeat making a dc + tr + dc in one stitch then a sc in the next stitch for the rest of the round. End the round with a sc and then fasten off the yarn. Weave in any ends.
Crochet Leaf:
With the green yarn ch x8.
In the second ch from the hook make a sl st, then in the following stitches follow this sequence of stitches: sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, sl st. Then ch x1 and flip to the other side of leaf and then:
Sl st, sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, and sl st. Then fasten off the yarn and leave a tail for sewing.
Make 1-2 leaves for the blueberry.
Thanks so much for checking out this crochet blueberry pattern—I hope you had a blast making your own sweet little berry! Whether you crafted it as a quick summer project, a cute gift, or a market best-seller, this fruity friend is sure to bring smiles all around.
If you're in the mood for more summer-inspired crochet fun, don’t miss my crochet strawberry pillow—a big, squishy statement piece that’s just as fun to make as it is to show off. You’ll also love my crochet watermelon coasters, which add a bright, juicy touch to your summer table setup. They're quick, colorful, and perfect for seasonal decor or gifts.
Got leftover blue yarn? If you’ve also got some white and a few extra shades of blue in your stash, try my crochet African flower bag pattern! It’s a beautiful, eye-catching project that turns scraps into something truly special. The floral motifs come together to create a one-of-a-kind bag that’s perfect for beach days, farmers markets, or everyday use.
So grab your yarn, keep those summer vibes going, and explore all the crochet food patterns and seasonal projects I’ve got waiting for you. Happy hooking, and enjoy every stitch!
🐌Expert Tips
- Use a smaller hook for tighter stitches: To keep your stuffing from showing through, go down a hook size from what your yarn recommends. This gives your crochet blueberry pattern a neater, firmer shape.
- Stuff as you go: Don’t wait until the end to add stuffing. Gently stuff your crochet blueberry as you work, especially once the shape starts to close, to avoid lumps or uneven filling.
- Use stitch markers: Since this pattern is worked in the round, it’s easy to lose track of where a round begins. A stitch marker will keep you on track and help your rounds stay even.
🧵Pattern FAQs
Worsted weight acrylic or cotton yarn is commonly used because it's affordable, durable, and comes in a wide range of colors. However, plush or velvet yarn is great if you want a softer, chunkier plushie. Choose yarn based on the texture and size you want.
Use a hook that’s one or two sizes smaller than the recommended size for your yarn. This ensures tight stitches so the stuffing doesn’t show through.
Spot clean with mild soap and water. If machine washing, place the plushie in a mesh laundry bag and use the gentle cycle. Always let it air dry.
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Crochet Blueberry Pattern
Materials
Abbreviations (US terms)
- Magic ring - mr
- Chains - ch
- Single crochet - sc
- Double crochet - dc
- Triple crochet - tr
- Slip stitch - sl st
- Increase - inc
- Decrease - dec
- Back loop only - blo
Notes
- Size & Yarn Options: The finished crochet blueberry amigurumi measures around 6 inches tall when made with worsted weight acrylic yarn. You can use any yarn type or weight you prefer—just note that using bulky yarn will give you a much larger version, perfect as a 10-inch plush pillow!
- Beginner Friendly: This crochet blueberry pattern is great for new crocheters. It’s simple, quick to make, and requires only basic stitches and techniques, making it a fun and stress-free project for all skill levels.
- Construction Details: The crochet blueberry pattern is made in the round using mostly single crochet (sc) stitches. The shape is smooth and easy to work with, perfect for building confidence with amigurumi.
Instructions
- For this crochet blueberry pattern, we will be working in rounds.
- Round 1: Using the blue yarn, make a mr and make sc x6 in the circle. If you find it difficult making a magic ring you can chain 2 and then crochet sc x6 in the second chain from the hook. (6)
- Round 2: Sc inc in every sc. (12)
- Round 3: Inc, sc. Then repeat until the end of round (18).
- Round 4: Inc, sc x2. Then repeat until the end of round (24).
- Round 5: In blo- inc, sc x3. Then repeat until the end of round (30). Back loop only is only for this round, now you can go back to doing normal single crochet stitches.
- Round 6: Inc, sc x4. Then repeat until the end of round (36).
- Round 7: Inc, sc x5. Then repeat until the end of round (42).
- Round 8: Inc, sc x6. Then repeat until the end of round (48).
- Round 9: Inc, sc x7. Then repeat until the end of round (54).
- Round 10: Inc, sc x8. Then repeat until the end of round (60).
- Round 11-18: Sc in every stitch (60).
- Round 19: Dec, sc x8. Then repeat for the rest of the round (54).
- Round 20: Dec, sc x7. Then repeat for the rest of the round (48).
- Round 21: Dec, sc x6. Then repeat for the rest of the round (42).
- Round 22: Dec, sc x5. Then repeat for the rest of the round (36).
- Round 23: Dec, sc x4. Then repeat for the rest of the round (30). You should place the eyes between rounds 13-14 and begin stuffing the blueberry with polyfill.
- Round 24: Dec, sc x3. Then repeat for the rest of the round (24).
- Round 25: Dec, sc x2. Then repeat for the rest of the round (18).
- Round 26: Dec, sc. Then repeat for the rest of the round (12).
- Round 27: Dec. Then repeat for the rest of the round (6). Fasten off and sew the bottom of the blueberry closed.
Blueberry Frill:
- Back in round 5 you did blo, leaving the front loop untouched. Here is where we will make the blueberry frill for the top of the blueberry.
- Join your blue yarn on one of the front loops from round 5. Ch x2 (counts as a dc), then in the same stitch - tr + dc. Then in the following stitch make a sc. Repeat making a dc + tr + dc in one stitch then a sc in the next stitch for the rest of the round. End the round with a sc and then fasten off the yarn. Weave in any ends.
Crochet Leaf:
- With the green yarn ch x8.
- In the second ch from the hook make a sl st, then in the following stitches follow this sequence of stitches: sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, sl st. Then ch x1 and flip to the other side of leaf and then:
- Sl st, sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, and sl st. Then fasten off the yarn and leave a tail for sewing.
- Make 1-2 leaves for the blueberry.
- Thanks so much for checking out this crochet blueberry pattern—I hope you had a blast making your own sweet little berry! Whether you crafted it as a quick summer project, a cute gift, or a market best-seller, this fruity friend is sure to bring smiles all around.
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