This book has eight unique pages that present sea life and provide activities for toddlers. It’s an incredible, educational, and very special gift you can make for your sea-loving child.
Get the Pattern by SIRMA’s Magic here
Fred The Sea Turtle Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern and Video
Get ready to dive into a world of adorable ocean wonder with the Fred The Sea Turtle Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern! This delightful project is perfect for crafters of all skill levels, from beginners eager to learn the magic of Amigurumi to seasoned crocheters looking for a charming addition to their collection. With easy-to-follow instructions and helpful visuals, you can create your very own Fred, a lovable sea turtle guaranteed to bring smiles and a splash of coastal charm to any space. Whether you’re looking for a charming gift for a loved one or a delightful addition to your own Amigurumi collection, the turtle is guaranteed to bring a splash of joy and a wave of smiles! Thank CJ Design Blog for sharing this free pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting!
If you need easy-to-read PDF pattern, you can buy from here. Click below link for web version free pattern and video tutorial…
Sea Turtle
Next, fantastic sea turtles definitely need a playful playmate. So, here is a turtle poking his head out from underneath the water looking to play with you.
The original pattern is available on Ravelry:
more details about project photographed you can find here Sea Turtle and here Sea Turtle.
CROCHET PATTERN - The Child 20 inch Doll - PDF The Child Amigurumi Pattern
CROCHET PATTERN - The Child 20 inch Doll - PDF The Child Amigurumi Pattern
Puff the Magic Stegosaurus African Flower Crochet Pattern
Puff the Magic Stegosaurus makes use of the African Flower hexagon crochet motif and variations thereof, joined in a specific order to make a recognizable 3D item. I love this African Flower pattern and the creative possibilities of using it to make 3D items.
Puff is an excellent stash buster project, as you only need to use very small amounts of leftover sock yarn to make a motif!
