Amigurumi and Toys
So, here is a tiny octopus in a myriad versions of color and of mood. Moreover, just like the real thing, each one is slightly difterent, reflective of the real one's ability to change shapes, colors and textures.
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Emil, the Preemie Crochet Octopus
Amigurumi and Toys
Meet Emil, the cute preemie octopus crochet pattern. Do you crochet for charity? Have you heard about preemie octopus before? They're cute little amigurumi octopus (or jellyfish) suffed toys. Yes, they are adorable but that's not all. Scientific research has shown they actually help preemies get better. “The purpose of the crocheted octopuses is to promote comfort and development for the pre-term babies while in the hospital. The tentacles of the soft octos mimic the feel of the umbilical cord in their tiny hands and have been found to soothe the babies and help prevent them from pulling on wires and tubes.” Octopus for a Preemie-US Project Ambassador Randi Palm of Lonsdale Emil is an easy, beginner-friendly plush crochet octopus pattern. Only single crochet stitches are used throughout the pattern. Guidelines on size and construction were followed to be sure you can donate your crochet octopus to charity.
Tiny Octopus Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
Amigurumi and Toys
This tiny little fellow is the sweetest key chain ever, I'm pretty sure of that! Moreover, your kiddos will love this little sweetie, because it's a kiddos best friend, that's gonna keep your kiddo company at all times. Above all, it's adorable!
Tiny Stripes Turtles Free Crochet Pattern
Amigurumi and Toys
These cute, tiny crochet turtles will be such a fun project to make, even if you are still at the beginning of your crafting journey. In the pattern, the shells are striped but you can crochet them in single colors as well. As this is a tiny project, it will be perfect for leftover yarn odds and ends. The link to the free pattern is under the photo.
Free Crochet Octopus Pattern for Preemies
Amigurumi and Toys
When Cheryl learned about how crochet octopuses were helping preemies, she wanted to contribute. However, she didn't love any of the crochet octopus patterns out there. That's why she created her own. It has a slightly oval head, which is true to the real creature. She also has some great notes in the article about using safety eyes and checking for specific requirements at the hospital where you donate.
