How to Crochet An Orange, Watermelon & Strawberry Fruit Bat Plushie

Author: Talha

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After the crochet CUTE strawberry bat amigurumi, here are 3 more crochet fruit bat amigurumi designs with a FREE pattern. Plus, they are no-sew and designed as plushies this time. So, follow this 3-in-1 tutorial to crochet a set of 3 no-sew and bright crochet fruit slice bat plushies, including an orange, kiwi, and watermelon slice bat variation. And what you would love the most is how quick, easy, and low-sew they are. So, be sure to crochet all three bat plushies as Halloween desk buddies or last-minute bag charms & gifts for kids!

With the glitter eyes, these crochet no-sew sitting bat plushies with fanned wings look even more adorable. I would also recommend that you crochet the purple normal bat plush along with these three fruit variations to surprise your friends.

Along with the embroidered eyebrows, eyelashes, and smile, we would also need embroidered white lines (for the orange bat) and embroidered black seeds (for the kiwi bat and watermelon bat!). Since the base and even the color pattern for crocheting all three miniature bat plushies is the same, be sure to crochet the complete set this Halloween and even during the summer. Now, you can continue reading to learn more about this crochet bat plush project that’s unique and vibrant!

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Pattern to crochet the Fruity Bat Plushies

This crochet project is a small plush fruit bat. It looks like a piece of fruit on its belly, such as an orange, watermelon, or kiwi. You start crocheting the body from the bottom and work your way up to the head in one piece.

The ears and wings are crocheted separately and then sewn onto the main body. The finished bat is about 9 centimeters tall from the ears down to the wings, making it a great size for a small plush toy or a keychain.

Materials & Tools

Bulky plush/chenille yarn (100 g / 120 m)
- Main Color (MC): Orange or green for watermelon/kiwi
- Accent Color (AC): Cream/light yellow or pink/red for watermelon pulp
4.0 mm crochet hook
Fine cotton thread (such as YarnArt Jeans or embroidery floss)
10 mm safety eyes or glue-on eyes
Fiberfill toy stuffing
Tapestry needle
Stitch marker
Scissors
Fabric glue (if using glue-on eyes)
Optional keychain carabiner ring

Pattern Abbreviations

st / sts: stitch / stitches
MR: Magic Ring (Adjustable Loop)
sc: Single Crochet
inc: Increase (2 sc in the same stitch)
dec: Decrease (single crochet 2 stitches together)
hdc: Half Double Crochet
dc: Double Crochet
3-dc bobble: 3 double crochet stitches in the same stitch closed together with 1 shared top loop (forms the feet)
sl st: Slip Stitch
MC: Main Color yarn
AC: Accent Color yarn