If you have never crocheted a fruit-themed project, a banana is one of the great ways to start because of its basicness. Not just the amigurumi, you can crochet different items all in this theme. If you are looking for some ideas and guides for crocheting banana items, this list of patterns will be the ultimate option whether you are a beginner or an expert.
The format of tutorials is Video, which means you can lively watch and follow each step and crochet banana according to them. Whether for adding to a kid's fruit basket or just to handle as a new project, this list will be a great option. So, let's get started!
Easy Crochet Banana Patterns
Crochet banana patterns are a fun way to make playful items like toys, keychains, or decorative pieces. These patterns allow for creative expression and customization, with the option to make realistic or cartoon-styled bananas. Throughout this post, you will find various important tips like ensuring tight stitches for a sturdy shape, especially if intended for use as toys or keychains and much more.
Basic Banana Amigurumi
In this tutorial, Ally will teach you how to crochet a cute, basic amigurumi banana, standing at about 6.5 inches. This project is suitable for crochet enthusiasts looking for something at an easy skill level. To get started, you'll need medium-weight yarn in yellow and cream, a 4mm (G) crochet hook, polyfill stuffing, a yarn needle, stitch marker, scissors, and optionally, 10mm black safety eyes and black crochet thread for detailing. This banana amigurumi features a peeling effect that brings it to life, differentiating it from other amigurumi fruits.
Ally suggests this as a playful toy or a unique piece of decor. She also offers a tip: for a neat finish, work carefully on the peeling sections and slip-stitch neatly to make the transitions smooth.
Crochet Amigurumi Rattle
Learn how to crochet this chubby amigurumi banana rattle, perfect for your baby. With its charmingly plump appearance with rosy cheeks and an expressive face, this crochet creation combines both cuteness and functionality. The tutorial highlights the importance of using a smaller hook size than the yarn calls for, ensuring tight stitches that hide the stuffing and give a polished finish.
This banana rattle, with its soft, jingling interior, is ideal for babies, serving as both a toy and a sensory experience. A pro tip from the tutorial: maintain tension in your stitches for a neat, even texture.
Crochet Banana Bag Charm
This amigurumi Banana Keychain is a whimsical addition to any crochet fruit basket which you can learn from this tutorial. This banana follows a realistic look of the banana which means you will merely need some yarn, crochet tools and stuffing. The best recommendation will be to use a smaller crochet hook size than usual to maintain that same tight appearance. If you are able, this keychain is customizable.
Banana Stitch 3D for Beginners
You can bring the banana theme on the whole flat crochet piece by crocheting this 3D banana Stitch. It is formed by crocheting some simple rows of green color upon which by changing the color to yellow, you will work the coil stitch bundle. Leaving the next few stitches and then working another coil stitch bundle, you will keep crocheting such a cute 3D banana-like effect on the whole fabric. Overall, this stitch is tough for beginners and needs practice.
Crochet Banana Cat
Combine the cuteness of cats with the love of bananas by crocheting this cat amigurumi wearing a banana outfit. It can be a great gift for a dear one. The project needs crocheting smaller details that will become easy after learning from this tutorial.
