Edward the Snail
Party Snail
Snails have long been seen as boring, slow, and slimy. While there is no denying their slowness or sliminess, snails are anything but boring. Have you ever wondered why snails only come out at night? It's because they are out there raging! Then they have to sleep all day because they were out partying all night! The inside of a snail’s shell is filled with disco balls, confetti, and cake! Now you can make your very own Party Snail amigurumi and spread the truth about snails to all!
Giant Snail Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
With your very own Giant Snail Amigurumi, you can brighten both skies and smiles! This extra large slime puppy is approximately 10″ tall by 15″ long, and is partially filled at the base with glass gems to add weight and ensure he stands tall at all times.
Your choice of body color shows off fancy frills and is perfectly complimented with the shell and antennas. Though he has no face or limbs to show his love, this cuddly figure is sure to bring joy to your home and draw compliments from everyone who lays eyes on him!
Snail Ornament
To begin with, here is a great pattern for a 3 color combo. Of course, you can also make it in more hues, eg. such as a rainbow. Either way, this will be a wonderful addition to your snail-themed tree, or a stocking stuffer for the little ones.
Go to the pattern: Snail Ornament
Sean the Snail
Next, here is another snail ornament, a little more cartoon-like this time. Sean is a super easy pattern that you work up in two easy shapes and then accessorize with eyes and antennae. Overall, this can be a great showcase for your color-matching skills.
Go to the pattern: Sean The Snail