Amigurumi and Toys
Neil the Narwhal is not as hard to crochet as it might seem, because all you need to do is to follow the instructions and have a little bit of patience. Both whales are 32 cm long and 17,5 cm wide. Adorable, I love it!
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here.
Wanda the Whale and Ned the Narwhal
Amigurumi and Toys
Introducing Wanda the Whale and her best friend Ned the Narwhal. Aren’t they whaley cute? The patterns for these adorable friends are available for free on my blog. They are accessible for adventurous beginners or those that have experience doing amigurumi. They are easily customized by adding bows, eyelashes etc. and they would make a cute baby shower gift or child's gift. (If you are giving as a gift to a child, I would recommend embroidering eyes as safety eyes can be dangerous for young children).
Baby Humpback Whale Free Crochet Pattern
Amigurumi and Toys
This fluffy little fellow is perfect for cuddling - it's about 17 inches, so your kiddo will be able to easily carry him around. But sky is the limit in this case - for instance, you can make a bunch of these whales in smaller size and hang them over your baby's crib!
Walter the Whale
Amigurumi and Toys
Walter the Whale is a cute little amigurumi project. You can crochet him im an evening with only some left over yarn and two black eyes. (Stitching on the eyes instead of plastic one is also perfectly fine.) Walter will do great as a key chain. Or you could make multiple whales to put them on a mobile above a crib. They look great in every color. Before you know it you will have a whole rainbow of whale lying around ;)
Whale Plush Toy
Amigurumi and Toys
Create the cutest crochet stuffed animal with this easy-to-follow pattern! Made primarily with single crochets, this pattern is for crocheters of all skill levels and is so fun to make. This is such a cute little whale to make!
Your aspiring marine biologist will soon have a new best friend when you crochet this whale amigurumi for them. Pattern works up quick and easy in worsted weight yarn. They're so easy, you can make a few to set aside for Christmas gifts this year.
