Make Your Own Mini Crochet Pineapple Accessories

I have the cutest, sweetest little crochet project for you all today: Mini Crochet pineapple accessories! You only need a few supplies and less than an hour to make yourself a pair of totally unique earrings or a fun and funky pin.

I used these itty bitty crochet pineapples to make earrings and a pin, but you could use them for whatever you can imagine! They would look sweet on a hair clip or glued onto a card, don’t you think?

Crochet Pineapple Accessories Supplies:

• Darice Embroidery Floss in Yellow and Green
• 2.75 mm Crochet Hook
• Scissors
• Darice Flat Pad Earring Posts
• Darice Tacks with Clutch
• Fabric Stiffener (optional)
• Darice Hot Glue Gun

Step One. Crochet Pineapple Base
Using the 2.75 mm crochet hook and yellow embroidery floss, follow the crochet pineapple base pattern.

Row 1. Ch 4, skip one ch, and sc in each of the remaining three chs.

Row 2. Ch1, turn. 2 scs in first st, sc in next st, 2 scs in final st (5 scs).

Row 3. Ch 1, turn. Sc, work sc into base of next st (spike st formed), sc, spike st, sc.

Row 4. Ch 1, turn. Spike st, sc, spike st, sc, spike st.

Row 5. Ch 1, turn. Sc, spike st, sc, spike st, sc.

Row 6. Ch 1, turn. Spike st, sc, spike st, sc, spike st.

Row 7. Repeat Row 5.

Row 8. Repeat Row 6.

Row 9. Ch 1, sc next 2 sts together, sc, sc next 2 sts together (3 sc).

Row 10. Ch 1, sc next 3 sts together (1 sc). Finish off, weave in ends.

Step Two. Make Tassel Tops
The tops of the pineapples are just tiny upside down tassels! I really like them, and they are really easy to make.

Start by wrapping the green embroidery floss around three of your fingers 9 times. Clip off a piece of embroidery floss about 4 inches long, thread it through the loop and tie a double knot on top. Cut the loop open on the bottom. Snip off another length of thread – about six inches long. Wrap it several times around the tassel about a quarter inch below the double knot at the top. Secure it with a double knot, and clip off the excess.

Finally, trim the tassel to the length you want. My tassels were only about three quarters of an inch long when finished. Step Three. Stiffen Crochet Pineapple Bases (optional)
If you want your pin or earrings to be a little more sturdy, you can stiffen them with fabric stiffener. Just pour a little bit out on a piece of plastic wrap and dip the back of the pineapple bases in the fabric stiffener. I only did the back side because I wanted the crochet fabric to retain it’s look and texture as much as possible.

Step Four. Attach Tassel Tops to Crochet Pineapple Bases
Using your crochet hook, pull the strings at the top of the tassel through to the back of the pineapple base. Tie in place, trim ends, and secure tassel in place with a dot of hot glue.

And, ta-da! Crochet pineapples!

Step Five. Glue on Earring Posts or Tie Tacks
Finally, all you need to do is glue the earring posts or tie tack to the back of your crochet pineapple or pineapples. For the earrings, I glued the posts to the base of the tassel, and for the pin, I glued the tie tack a bit lower at the top of the pineapple base.

All that’s left to do is wear your fun new crochet pineapple accessories!

The crochet pineapple earrings are a bit on the wild side, so I might save them for special occasions, but I think the pin is sweet enough for every day use.

About Alexis

Alexis Middleton is a lifelong crafter/DIYer and blogger at Persia Lou. She started crafting at a young age. As a girl, she spent summers with her grandmother crocheting baby doll afghans, making coasters out of plastic canvas and yarn, and canning apricot jam. Today, Alexis spends a lot of time dreaming up and working on projects for her family’s home. She loves mixing traditional crafting techniques with a more modern aesthetic.

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