Hey there, fellow crochet enthusiasts! 😊 Have you ever stumbled upon the adorable world of amigurumi and thought about creating your own squishy masterpiece? There’s just something irresistibly charming about turning yarn into cute little creatures, and today I’m all about the cabbage worm amigurumi. Imagine the joy of crafting a tiny worm with its own personality, ready to wiggle its way into your heart. These little guys are perfect for adding a splash of fun to any space or for giving as a playful gift to friends and family. Plus, the process is a delightful journey in itself, offering endless opportunities for customization and creativity.
Let me take you through the whimsical process of crafting your very own cabbage worm amigurumi. 🧶 First things first, gather your materials: soft yarn in vibrant greens, a trusty crochet hook, and some stuffing for that perfect plumpness. Starting with a simple magic ring, you’ll crochet in the round, gradually shaping the worm’s body with increasing and decreasing stitches. As you go along, you can add details like quirky eyes, maybe even a tiny smile to give your worm that extra dash of personality. The best part? Amigurumi projects are delightfully portable, so you can work on your little worm friend anywhere your adventures take you. By the end, you’ll have a charming companion that’s bound to bring a smile to your face every time you see it. 🌟
🐛 Amigurumi Cabbage Worm Crochet Pattern
Say hello to your leafy garden buddy — the Amigurumi Cabbage Worm! With its cute antennas, chubby limbs, and leaf-like green hue with speckled patches, this little crawler is ready to wiggle into your heart and your yarn collection.
✨ Skill Level
Easy to Intermediate – Simple shapes, basic sewing, and a few color patches.
📏 Finished Size
Approx. 7–8 inches (18–20 cm) tall using DK or worsted yarn and a 2.5–3.5 mm crochet hook.
🧶 Materials
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Yarn (DK or Worsted Weight):
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Light Green (Main color for body and limbs)
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Dark Green or Black (Spots)
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Crochet hook: 2.5 mm or 3.0 mm
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8–10 mm safety eyes
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Polyfill stuffing
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Tapestry needle
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Scissors
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Stitch marker
🧵 Abbreviations (US Terms)
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MR – Magic Ring
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sc – Single Crochet
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inc – Increase
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dec – Decrease
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sl st – Slip Stitch
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ch – Chain
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FO – Fasten Off
🧠 Head (Green)
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MR, 6 sc
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inc x6 (12)
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(1 sc, inc) x6 (18)
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(2 sc, inc) x6 (24)
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(3 sc, inc) x6 (30)
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(4 sc, inc) x6 (36)
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R7–13: sc (36)
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Insert safety eyes between R9–10, approx. 7 sts apart
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Embroider small smile just below the eyes
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R14: (4 sc, dec) x6 (30)
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R15: (3 sc, dec) x6 (24)
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R16: (2 sc, dec) x6 (18)
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(1 sc, dec) x6 (12)
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dec x6 (6), FO and close
🪲 Body (Green)
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MR, 6 sc
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inc x6 (12)
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(1 sc, inc) x6 (18)
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(2 sc, inc) x6 (24)
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(3 sc, inc) x6 (30)
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R6–10: sc (30)
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R11: (3 sc, dec) x6 (24)
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R12–14: sc (24)
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R15: (2 sc, dec) x6 (18)
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R16: sc (18)
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Stuff, FO and leave long tail to attach head
👣 Legs (Make 2 – Green)
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MR, 6 sc
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inc x6 (12)
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R3–5: sc (12)
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FO, stuff lightly and sew to bottom sides of body
🖐 Arms (Make 2 – Green)
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MR, 6 sc
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inc x6 (12)
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R3–4: sc (12)
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FO and sew to side of body, slightly forward-facing
🐽 Antennae (Make 2 – Green)
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MR, 5 sc
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R2–4: sc (5)
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FO, leave a tail and sew to top of head
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Optional: Sew or glue tiny pompom on tips
🧶 Spots (Dark Green or Black – Make 3–4)
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MR, 5–6 sc
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OR ch 3, work around to form oval patch
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FO and sew randomly on head and body for spot effect
✂️ Finishing Touches
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Attach arms and legs securely
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Stitch or glue spots neatly
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Position antennae slightly curved for character
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Embroider cheeks or add a touch of blush if desired
💡 Optional Add-ons
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Make a leaf accessory to hold
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Attach a pin back or keyring
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Crochet cabbage leaves as a sitting base
Your cuddly crawler is complete! 🐛 Whether hiding in your yarn garden or showing off at your next craft fair, this little cabbage worm is sure to bring grins and green-thumbed joy.
