PATTERN PACK - Mega Ray and 7 Sea Friends Patterns - ray, angelfish, blue tang, butterfly fish, clownfish, octopus, seahorse, yellow tang
Crochet Pattern Seahorse Filli Chenille and Cotton
Crochet Pattern Seahorse Filli (Chenille and Cotton)
Small Clownfish Amigurumi
This Free Amigurumi Fish crochet pattern is great to create fish. Their small size make them perfect for keychains or to make some "fish in a jar". These stuffed fish work up quickly. These cute crochet clownfish would be perfect for you or any topical fish lover. To make this amigurumi, you will need a 3.5 mm hook but you can use a smaller or bigger hook to make them slightly smaller or bigger. This is an easy/beginner level crochet pattern.
Sal the Seahorse
Learn how to make crocheted seahorse! This easy crochet seahorse tutorial teaches you how to crochet a seahorse with a video! Why do seahorses live in salt water? Because pepper water makes them sneeze! The Materials: The Yarn (Worsted Weight) - Main Color - Green (Sea Weed) - Sand Size G6/4.00mm Hook 6 - 10mm Safety Bead Eyes x 2 Stuffing Needle Suggested yarns: Lily Sugar n Cream The Gauge: 5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1 Finished piece is about 2.5 tall Worked in the Round Unless otherwise stated The Stitches: - Ch : Chain stitch - St : Stitch - Sl.st : Slip Stitch - Sc : Single Crochet - Dec/Inc : Decrease/Increase - InvDec : Invisible Decrease - BLO / FLO : Back / Front Loops Only
Mommy and Me Seahorse Amigurumi
This mommy and me seahorse amigurumi set is pretty quick to work up and so fun! This pattern includes instructions for making the mommy and the baby sea horse. Mommy seahorse measures about 6.5 inches from top to bottom, while baby seahorse is about 5 inches. These seahorses are worked from the bottom up, starting with the tail and ending with the head (in one piece). Then the mane, snout, and fins are attached at the end. This pattern is one of the five patterns in my ocean themed amigurumi series. If you're looking to make some more little sea creatures, the series also includes a Sea Turtle, Whale, Jellyfish, and an Octopus! Visit the free crochet pattern at the link below for more details!
