Meet Honu the Sea Turtle! Measuring about 6.5 inches long from head to tail, this cute little turtle is a great size for cuddling and playing with, but is not too big to sit on a shelf as a decoration as well. There are also so many possibilities with shell colors that you could make a whole family of turtles, each one looking unique! This sea turtle is worked up in pieces and then sewn together at the end. This pattern is beginner friendly with detailed, step-by-step photos to help you along the way, but it also fun for more experienced crocheters as well. Check out this pattern and the rest of my ocean theme amigurumi on my blog!
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Crochet Turtle Toy Free Pattern
Turtles are among the most adorable marine creatures. It doesn't matter how slow they move. There's something endearing about the peace-loving and slow-moving turtles. Do your kids adore turtles? You may not want to have turtles as pets for whatever reasons, however you can make crochet turtles for your kids with these Crochet Turtle Amigurumi Free Patterns. The sweet and charming turtles will be the perfect friends for your kids. You can customize them as you like. You can make your turtles realistic in grey, brown, or green, or use any color combination. They can be great gifts for a nursery. Thanks Below designersfor sharing these free crochet patterns. The link for the pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
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!
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.
Koi Mermaid
From the designer: An amigurumi mermaid is such an elegant, beautiful character for your plushy collection, but a mermaid inspired by the koi fish makes for a crochet pattern that is as much fun to create as it is to behold. Koi fish are a majestic species of ornamental fish. They are a type of colorful carp from India, but they started being bred for their beauty in Niigata, Japan, and so they have a strong presence in Japanese culture and art. This Koi Mermaid pattern is very straightforward. If you have ever made a top-down doll, she won't give you much trouble. Her tail and elbows both have short rounds to add some bend in them both. Her tail bends in the middle so that she can sit on a shelf or she can sit with her tail bent up and have a little more character than your average flat mermaid. While Grace's eyes are safety eyes, they have a lot of embroidery detail which is added to the head before they are installed to give it a more human feel.
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!
