Starting on the left side, begin attaching the panels together by chaining one and single crocheting around the outside of the panels in Evergreen.

Make sure the front of your Avocado is facing you as you crochet around the outside of the piece.** Half treble crochet, htr (US half double crochet): Yarn over hook, insert into stitch, yarn over and pull through all three loops on hook. Do not tie off yet. Join Lush coloured yarn and chain 1, then single crochet around the entire panel in Lush. You should have 37 sts around. A pair of 6mm safety eyes (even though these are called safety eyes, they are not safe for children under 3 years of age). Double crochet, dc (US single crochet): insert hook, yarn over, pull though space, yarn over again and pull through both loops on the hook.Our avocado has just 3 separate pieces and the finished measurement is approximately 9 cm/3.5″ long.

Increase double crochet, inc2dc (US increase single crochet): Work two Dc stitches into the same space. As usual, this pattern is made in the same style as our Ragdoll patterns; separate pieces worked in flat rows and then joined together to give them that unique 2-D look. However, for this one, there is one exception: the pit is actually worked in the round. The body is worked in flat panels as usual.This tutorial will explain how to make the adorable avocado keyring. I adore this little guy – always makes me smile when I see him on my keys! My little kawaii crochet fruit collection is growing! So far I have a pineapple, a watermelon, an apple (which I also adapted to make a pumpkin), and now an avocado! All of these are available as inexpensive PDFs in my shop if you’re interested in formatted, ad-free versions, but now I’ve also grouped them together in a collection so you can get all the PDFs at once while getting a little discount too! You can find the collection HERE. What fruit (or vegetable?) should I do next?