The Octopus Squish is a cute, cuddly, very squishy free crochet pattern on Moogly! Crochet this cute companion with Bernat Blanket! The Octopus Squish is filled with a microbead pillow ball, making it addictively huggable! And by using Bernat Blanket, it works up pretty darn quickly too - and is just as soft as can be! If you prefer, of course, you can fill it with Fiberfill. I had so much fun crocheting this octopus pillow! I love his cute little face and wiggly tentacles! You can make this little guy your own with yarn and button choices, and how you sew on the face.
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Squishy Pig Free Crochet Pattern
Create your own adorable Amigurumi Squishy Pig with this fun and beginner-friendly free crochet pattern! Perfect for using up leftover yarn, this quick and simple project is ideal for those new to amigurumi or anyone looking for a fast and satisfying craft. The soft texture of chenille yarn adds a cozy touch, making the squishy pig irresistibly huggable. In just a few easy steps, you'll have a delightful little companion that's perfect for gifting or keeping for yourself. Enjoy the rewarding experience of watching your yarn transform into a charming, snuggly pig that brings a smile to anyone who meets it! Thank lilleliis for sharing this free pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting and enjoy!
Emil, the Preemie Crochet Octopus
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.
Cute Crochet Octopus Pattern
This adorable crochet octopus pattern has a head that's a little bit reminiscent of the cute ghosts in Pac-Man. Even without the tentacles, it's a great toy. Of course, you want to add the tentacles if you're donating them to heal preemies in the NICU, because that's the part that calms them most.
Amigurumi Octopus
Make an adorable little octopus with long curly tentacles using this easy to follow pattern. You can easily add a small bow or flower to the head or even a little bowtie. The octopus is made in 2 pieces, the head is crocheted and then the tentacles are made in one piece that is then sewed onto the bottom of the head. Materials: 1 skein of Patons Grace yarn (Azure) Size 3.125 crochet hook Two 8mm safety eyes Embroidery needle Embroidery floss for the mouth Stuffing for the head
Amish Puzzle Ball Free Crochet Pattern
The Amish Puzzle Ball is very colorful. It is perfect for little hands to grab as normal round balls can be difficult for babies to keep a hold of. Amish Puzzle Ball Free Crochet Pattern may look super complicated to work up, but it is easier than it looks. It is a great one-evening crochet project and makes great gifts and is also a great stash buster. The kids are sure to love them. It is made up of 3 pieces that fit together like a puzzle. The end product of a puzzle ball looks really nifty and intriguing. Trying to assemble the puzzle ball is indeed great fun for kids and adults alike. Ready to try?
