Your sea creations collection won't be complete without this fantastic amigurumi jellyfish. This Sea Nettle inspired jellyfish hits the mark between adorable and realistic!

Meet Sylvia, the Giant Snake. She is super long, super chunky and quick to make. You can wrap her around and around with her floppy body. Sylvia would also make a great draught excluder behind your door.

This large animal has so much personality! I love his little round head and cute smile! And his super long legs and arms makes him so huggable and perfect for cuddling. From top to bottom he is 27 inches long!

Salty, the Seal, is a cuddly and sweet seal with big beautiful eyes who is curious and enjoys going on adventures with her baby seals. Salty and her baby seals are both made with as little sewing as possible.

Their heads, bodies, and tails are all crocheted together, but the fins are made and sewn on separately.

If you think that two arms are great for cuddling, just wait until you experience a snuggle buddy with eight! Big, soft, and plushie, this Giant Octopus is crocheted in one piece so no need to sew on all those legs!

Bring something one-of-a-kind from the sea into your amigurumi collection. You'll crochet in rounds to bring this dancing duo to life, and they're sure to steal your heart!

Everything 'whale' be alright with this cutie around! Whitney, the Whale Shark is so chubby and cuddly, you'll have a fin-tastic time hanging with her! When crocheted with worsted weight (category 4) yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook, the Whale Shark will measure 17'L x 13'W x 6'H.'

Rusty, the majestic large giraffe transforms a child's nursery or bedroom into an African savanna. He is sure to bring a smile to everyone's face. Standing at 44″ (11.75 cm) tall, Rusty is likely to tower over all the other toys in the home and make a ‘big' statement!

No aquarium? No problem! You can still have a little nudibranch friend with this amigurumi crochet pattern. This pattern comes with instructions to make any of four different, distinctive, beautiful Nudibranches aka Sea Slugs!

You can make a Hypselodoris bullocki, a Dirona albolineata, a Ardeadoris cruenta, or a Glaucus atlanticus!