Here's one. Scroll down the page until you see the picture.
http://community.livejournal.com/crochet/2004/11/04/

You might also check for a pattern for a Stawberry Shortcake doll. I don't crochet, but I bought a doll at a thrift store. She is holding a crocheted strawbery.

Here's the content of the site listed above:

Someone had wanted a strawberry pattern on craftster so I came up with this. I've decided I'll do a whole fruit/veg basket eventually.. hopefully with patterns for everything. I feel like making a turnip next...

Strawberry, worked in DK weight yarn (slightly thinner than worsted weight) both parts using an F/5 (3.75mm) hook.

green husk part
ch3, sl st into first ch to form loop
rnd 1. ch1, 7 sc into loop
Each parenthesis section is per base stitch.(sc, ch 5, sc in same st), (sc, ch3, sc ), in next stitch(sc, ch5, sc), in next stitch (sc, ch3,sc), in next stitch(sc, ch5,sc), in next stitch(sc ch3, sc), in next stitch(sc, ch5,sc), in next stitch(sc, ch3, sc).
Fasten off.

Strawberry body, in red.
ch3, sl st into first ch to form, loop
rnd 1: (mark rounds, rounds done as spirals) ch1, 8 sc into loop
rnd 2: [sc, 2sc] 4 times total
rnd3: [sc, 2sc, 2sc] 4 times total
rnds 4 & 5: sc rnd
Attach green part to top of strawberry at this stage.
rnd 6: (4sc, skp st) 3 times, 5sc
Add some toy stuffing
rnd 7: (3sc, skp st) 3 times, 5sc
rnd 8: sc rnd
rnd 9: (3sc, skp st) 3 times, 2sc
Add more stuffing.
rnd 10: (2sc, skp st) 3 times, 2sc
rnd 11: (sc, skp st) 4 times, sc
fasten off