Apple Desk Blob Crochet Pattern

Say hello to the Apple Desk Blob Crochet Pattern! A quirky little companion that’s equal parts charming and cheerful. Whether it’s perched beside your laptop or tucked into a study nook, this fruity friend is sure to spark smiles every time you sit down to work.

 

Copyright

Copyright 2025. Crafts With M. Do not publish, copy, reproduce, or distribute this pattern in any way. You may sell finished products made with this pattern, but please credit/tag me as the designer.

 

Skill Level

Advanced Beginner

 

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Materials

• Size 6 Yarn (I used Bernat Blanket)
  
• 6.5mm Crochet Hook (Adjust based on preference)
  
• 16mm Safety Eyes
  
• Stuffing
  
• Darning Needle
  
• Stitch Markers
  
• Scissors
  
• Optional: Poly-pellets/beads with nylon for a weighted desk blob

 

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Abbreviations (US Terms)

• ch - Chain
  
• dec - Decrease
  
• FO - Fasten Off
  
• inc - Increase
  
• mr - Magic Ring
  
• rnds - Rounds
  
• sc - Single Crochet
  
• slst - Slip Stitch
  
• sts - Stitches
  
• (...) - Repeat for X Amount
  
• [#] - Total Stitches

 

Notes

• Pattern is worked in continuous rounds, so you do not slip stitch or chain 1 at the end of each round. 
  
• Place a stitch marker in the first stitch of each round.
  
• Keep your stitches tight throughout your project so that the stuffing does not show through. Depending on your tension, you can also try a smaller hook size.
  
• Bulky (chenille or blanket) yarn can be a little tricky if you have not used it much before. When creating your magic ring, pull gently. Try gently pulling or wiggling your yarn tail to close. You can also use the chain 2 method if preferred.
  
• Safety eyes are not recommended for children under the age of 3.

 

Prefer video instructions? Check out the tutorial below!

Body

Rounds 6-9 (4 rnds): sc around [30 / 120 total]

 

Arms (x2)

• ch 10 [10]
  
• With the head facing towards you, slst into one side of the body at rnd 7, about 4-5 sts away from the eye
• slst 9 down the arm [9]
• In the last chain, sc 5 [5]

You will now switch to working in the rnd. Your next stitch will go in the 1st sc you made

• (inc)x5 [10]
• sc around [10]
• (dec)x5 [5]

Lightly stuff.

FO and weave in ends.

 

Legs (x2)

Repeat the same steps to make the legs as you did for the arms. But slst into round 9 of the body, lining them up under the eyes.