How to Crochet Green Onions Amigurumi: Simple Guide

If you’re building a crochet play food collection (or you just love tiny amigurumi veggies), this green onion—also called a spring onion or scallion—is such a fun project. In the video tutorial below, you’ll see how to shape the onion bulb and add those signature leafy green tops for a realistic, adorable finish.

This is a great make for gift toppers, pretend kitchen sets, market-themed toys, or even cute decor for your craft room. And since it’s small, it’s perfect when you want a satisfying project without a huge time commitment.

How a Crochet Green Onion Amigurumi Comes Together

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A green onion amigurumi usually has two main parts: the rounded white bulb and the tall green stalks. In the tutorial, you’ll see how to build that classic onion shape with clean curves, then add the greens so they stand up nicely and look “fresh.”

One of the best things about crochet vegetables is how customizable they are. You can easily adjust the look by making the greens a little longer or fuller, or by shaping the bulb slightly rounder—without needing to overthink it. If you’re making a whole set, consistency matters more than perfection, so focus on keeping your pieces similar in size and style.

Crochet a Spring Onion Amigurumi with This Video Tutorial

The video walks you through the process step-by-step, so you can follow along at your own pace and pause whenever you need to. Watch closely for the finishing details—small touches like assembly and placement can make your crochet vegetable look extra polished.

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If you enjoy making crochet vegetables, this green onion is a cute addition to any amigurumi food collection. Save the tutorial so you can come back to it later, and have fun building your own little veggie basket—one stitch at a time.

— Maggie