

Piña the Pineapple Amigurumi Pattern
A happy golden pineapple with a spiky green crown.
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What you get
- Piña the Pineapple as a 9-page PDF pattern in English, plus the same pattern in French, German and Spanish (4 PDFs)
- Round-by-round tables for all 3 parts (40 rounds), with stitch counts and a tick box for every round
- Step-by-step stitch pictures: magic ring, single crochet, increase, invisible decrease and more
- 5 assembly steps showing where each part goes, with 3D views from the front and the side
- Yarn amounts for all 3 colors (yellow, green and olive), the materials list, gauge and a quick test swatch
- A "common mistakes and how to fix them" page and a project card for your notes
About this pattern
Peeking out from the top of a golden body is Piña's spiky crown: one base and four leaves in two greens. The shape is round and plump, which makes the toy sit steadily on a desk. He brings a tropical mood to any shelf. Try him as a summer party decoration or as a cheerful present for someone who loves Hawaiian colors.
Make one for a little one, a friend or yourself. You may also sell the toys you crochet from this pattern.
Find it in: Crochet Fruit Patterns
The parts
- Body
- Crown
- Leaves × 4
Yarn and materials
| Worsted yarn | Used for | About |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | body | 30 g (55 yd / 50 m) |
| Green | crown | 5 g (10 yd / 10 m) |
| Olive | leaves | 5 g (10 yd / 5 m) |
- 3.5 mm (E-4) crochet hook
- Polyester fiberfill
- Stitch marker, yarn needle, pins, scissors
- 2 safety eyes, 12 mm
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Questions
Which yarn colors do I need for Piña?
You need 3 colors of worsted weight (4) yarn: about 30 g (55 yd / 50 m) of yellow for the body, about 5 g (10 yd / 10 m) of green for the crown and about 5 g (10 yd / 5 m) of olive for the leaves. You also need about 15 g of fiberfill and 2 safety eyes (12 mm).
How tall is Piña, and how many parts are there?
About 5.25 in (13 cm) tall. You crochet 3 parts (body, crown and 4 leaves), 40 rounds in all, then follow 5 assembly steps to put Piña together.
Is Piña a good first amigurumi?
Yes. With 3 parts and 40 rounds, Piña is one of our easier toys. It uses only single crochet, increases and decreases in the round, and the stitch guide shows each stitch in pictures.
Which languages are included?
You get four PDFs: English, French, German and Spanish. The English version uses US crochet terms, and the stitch page lists the UK names too.
How do I get the pattern?
Right after checkout you get an email with your download links. You can download your PDFs again from that email any time.
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